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Disclaimer: Nothing I say or post should be considered financial advice. Please do your own due diligence before making any investment decisions. To all the zealous bulls out there, be careful. The stock market is like a rubber band, if you stretch it too much, it bound to break at some point. And now I do think its really overstretched, however bearish momentum seems to come only in flashes. So lets see how is it next week. @PawsAndProfits - Specialist in combining FA and TA for Options selling and Swing trading.[666]  

Most people believe early retirement is only for millionaires. Colin proves otherwise. He didn't strike the lottery, build a unicorn startup, or inherit a fortune. Instead, he prepared for one thing most people never expect until it happens. Losing his job. At 35, Colin was retrenched. Coincidentally, that was also the age Singapore singles could buy an HDB flat. When he told a property agent he wanted to buy a home after losing his job, the agent asked the obvious question. "How are you going to pay a 30 year mortgage without an income?" That question changed everything. Instead of stretching his finances, Colin bought the cheapest flat he could find that he could pay for entirely with cash. His thinking was simple. "If you borrow from the bank for 30 years, you're buying one flat for you

$Suntec Reit(T82U.SI)$     – Suntec REIT recorded strong distributable income of $116.5 million for the half year ended 30 June 2026 (“1H 26”), 25.5% higher than the corresponding period in 2025 (“1H 25”). Distribution per unit (“DPU”) to unitholders was 3.936 cents or 24.8% higher year-on-year. The robust year-on-year improvement was driven by the stronger operational performance of the Singapore Office and Retail portfolio, lower financing costs as well as lower Australia withholding tax provision as the REIT retained the Australia Managed Investment Trust status1. This more than offset the absence of a one-off compensation recorded in 1H 25 from the surrender of 3 floors at 177 Pacific Highway in Sydney which have since been backfi

Intel’s Q2 looks like a credible turnaround milestone, not yet proof that the turnaround is complete. Revenue hit $16.13B, up 25% YoY, while data-centre revenue jumped 59%. More importantly, Q3 guidance also came in well above expectations.  The bullish case is strengthening: AI infrastructure is reviving demand for Intel CPUs, pricing power is returning, and adjusted gross margin reached 41.8%, with management guiding roughly 42% next quarter.  The catch is valuation and execution. At around $98, investors are already pricing in a substantial recovery. Intel still needs to demonstrate that 18A can ramp economically and external foundry customers can become meaningful, rather than the recovery being mainly stronger CPU pricing and AI server demand. I would view the next phase rou

$ulta beauty(ULTA)$   $Robinhood(HOOD)$   $TKO Group Holdings(TKO)$   Disclaimer: Nothing I say or post should be considered financial advice. Please do your own due diligence before making any investment decisions. I still remember vividly I signed up for an options trading course with Terence Tan, a local options trader based of Singapore in 2019. I progressed from someone who know nothing about options to being confident to excute trades under my mentor guidance to now being able to do chart reading and make my own trades. I definitely struggled a lot to

$SpaceX(SPCX)$🔄 SpaceX Is Trading More Like a Market Event Than a Mega-Cap Most mega-cap stocks trade only a small fraction of their available shares each day. SpaceX is operating on a different scale. On its IPO day, trading volume reached the equivalent of 82% of its free float, the shares available for public trading rather than held by insiders or other restricted investors. Activity has cooled since launch week, but not by much. Daily turnover has remained between 10% and 30% of free float, far above the roughly 0.3 – 1% typically seen across established mega-caps such as Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Amazon. Even the denominator has expanded. SpaceX’s greenshoe, an IPO mechanism that allows the banks managing the listing to sell

🌟🌟🌟SGX's 10 share lot is simply genius!  It turns the giants of our Singapore market into something you can finally reach and hold.  It lets every Singaporean own a small part of the nation's heartbeat. When the gates open on October 5, I am not chasing hype.  I am choosing legacy. Since I already hold the 3 Singapore banking lions, I will choose $Great Eastern(G07.SI)$ and $Haw Par(H02.SI)$ Great Eastern is not just an insurer.  It is a century old institution woven into Singapore's fabric.  It

The point that resonated with me most was the distinction between a short-term top and the end of a long-term bull market. Many investors mistake every correction as the collapse of the AI thesis, but valuation resets are a normal part of secular growth cycles. That matches how I've been viewing the recent semiconductor pullback. I also found the discussion on the HBM supply gap insightful. As AI models continue to grow, advanced memory remains a key bottleneck. Despite short-term volatility, I believe the long-term demand for HBM and high-performance DRAM remains strong. My biggest takeaway is to separate price action from business fundamentals. Rather than reacting emotionally, I prefer to focus on industry trends and supply-demand dynamics. Corrections often create opportunities for pa

$蘋果(AAPL)$🍎 Apple Leads a Split Magnificent 7 The Magnificent 7 once traded like one giant bet on technology. In 2026, investors are drawing much sharper lines between them. This week’s earnings made that split harder to ignore. Alphabet Inc. delivered explosive cloud growth, but shares fell as its 2026 capital spending forecast climbed to $195 – 205 billion. Tesla beat revenue expectations, yet weaker profits and negative free cash flow put the cost of its AI, robotics and robotaxi ambitions back under scrutiny. Meanwhile, Apple leads the group without matching the scale of the industry’s AI infrastructure arms race. The market has not stopped believing in AI. It is becoming more selective about: - Who is funding it - Who is already moneti

$阿斯麥(ASML)$⚙️ ASML’s Chipmaking Moat Pays Off ASML converted €9.3B in quarterly sales into €2.9B in net profit. That is what happens when the world’s most advanced chipmakers depend on technology no rival currently supplies at scale. The quarter showed the moat widening: - Sales rose 21% YoY - Net profit climbed 27% - Gross margin reached 54% - 2026 revenue guidance increased to €43–45B AI demand is pushing chipmakers to expand capacity, while ASML is preparing to increase EUV and DUV output by roughly 30% in 2027. The stock reaction was less straightforward. Stock price jumped after the report, then surrendered part of the move before rebounding. By yesterday´s close, ASML’s U.S.-listed shares were around 1% above their July 14 close a