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$Hong Leong Asia(H22.SI)$ $3.8 Target Price --Growth Catalysts for Hong Leong Asia (H22.SI)-- Hong Leong Asia's key growth catalysts centre on three pillars: (1) a proposed spin-off and Hong Kong listing of a subsidiary, which could unlock significant embedded value, (2) strong operating momentum and Q1-2026 earnings from its core engine business via China Yuchai International (CYD), and (3) a healthy balance sheet supporting both organic expansion and shareholder returns. The stock trades at a modest P/S of 0.47x, suggesting the market may not be fully pricing in these catalysts. (1). Proposed Spin-Off & HK Listing of Subsidiary On 28 January 2026, Hong Leong Asia announced plans to spin off an indirect subsidiary and list it on the H

$SPX just made new ATHs while $QQQ is still stuck. History says we crash 20% from here. But here’s why we don’t 👇 This EXACT divergence has happened 3 times before. Once it led to a multi-year bull run. Twice it preceded 20%+ crashes. How could the same setup have such different results? Here's how to tell which one you're dealing with: 🐻 2007 & 2018: One tired sector carried the index to its final high. Narrow leadership, no confirmation underneath. Both topped within months 🐂 2013: $SPX broke out while $QQQ lagged its highs. Tech eventually caught up and the bull ran for YEARS Right now? $XLF, $XLV, $DIA are leading. Tech gets to sleep in while other key sectors push the market higher. History says this is 2013, not 2007 The number that validates it is 🎯 $QQQ 727 📈 Reclaim it = next

I would choose D, with a touch of B. At around 5,700 after such a strong run, I would not chase the STI aggressively towards 6,000, but neither would I exit simply because it is at record highs. Singapore banks remain high-quality dividend compounders, although falling rates could gradually pressure net interest margins. I would reinvest the dividends while selectively adding laggards such as REITs, which could benefit more directly from lower rates. A pullback to 5,400 would not surprise me, but for a long-term investor, valuation and income matter more than trying to call the exact top.

I’m bullish on gold $XAU/USD(XAUUSD.FOREX)$ too. JPMorgan’s $6,000/oz forecast for 2026 and potential $6,300/oz target for 2027 reinforce my view that this rally is driven by structural factors, not just momentum. Central-bank diversification, softer real yields and geopolitical risks should continue supporting demand. I don’t see the recent volatility as a reason to turn bearish. Even strong bull markets can experience sharp corrections, so I’d view pullbacks as opportunities to accumulate gradually. The slowdown in reported central-bank buying is worth watching, but unreported purchases could mean the headline figures don’t show the fu

I’m encouraged by these results because they show AI infrastructure demand remains strong despite the valuation reset. $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ $104.2 billion backlog and $SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ $65–72 billion fiscal 2027 revenue guidance suggest the key constraints are increasingly power, cooling, networking and financing—not a lack of orders. I’m especially interested in SMCI’s margin recovery and CRWV’s revenue visibility. Both are high-beta names with execution and financing risks, so I wouldn’t chase the after-hours rally. NVDA remains my preferred core exposure, while COHR and LITE could benefit from cont

Replying to @HaydenBruce:Hi, thanks for reading my post and sharing your views.   $20 billion is a lot of money but compared to GOOG ($195 - $205 billion), META ($130 - $145 billion), it pales by comparison. I think there is costs involved in the shares sale, doing it in smaller tranches will incur more costs. Despite worries on dilution, INTC rose on Tue and is poised to rise further for Wed.  Did we worry too much ?//@HaydenBruce:20B raise is hefty. Dilution hits now, and foundry only matters if utilization and FCF show up fast. I’m bearish short term — why not smaller tranches first?

Over the five sessions, close to 70 director interests and substantial shareholdings were filed for more than 35 primary-listed stocks.  Directors or CEOs reported six acquisitions and no disposals, while substantial shareholders recorded six acquisitions and four disposals. This included CEO or director acquisitions filed for AcroMeta, All-Link Air & Sea, PNE Industries, Stamford Land and SunMoon Food. 1. $All-Link A&S(ALK.SI)$ Executive Director and substantial shareholder Mdm Tang Ying acquired 5,050,800 shares on 5 August, the first day of trading for All-Link Air & Sea on the SGX Mainboard. The acquisition increased her direct interest from 51.7% to 55.02%. The group raised gross proceeds of approximately S$20.1 million fro

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some technical analysis with you! 1 $Strategy(MSTR)$ $T-Rex 2X Long MSTR Daily Target ETF(MSTU)$ When this 28-day range breaks, it is going to be extremely aggressive. Pick your side. 2 $Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$Weekly candle volume shelf still looks intriguing. 3 Monthly candle setup.. $Bitcoin(BTC.USD.CC)$ 4 $iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$ Small caps hanging out at the volume shelf going into CPI. Follow me to learn more about analysis!!

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you! 1 I came away from $AST SpaceMobile, Inc.(ASTS)$ earnings more bullish because the business is moving to actually building the network with revenue roughly doubling sequentially to $32M, backlog reaching ~$1.3B, 13 satellites now in orbit and production already extending through BlueBird 46. With more than $3.7B of liquidity, financing the first phase looks much less risky while the bigger execution question is how quickly ~$610M of quarterly capex can turn satellites, launches, manufacturing and gateways into a functioning commercial network. That spending is what eventually unlocks the model because AST is effectively building a cellular network before turning it

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some technical analysis with you! 1 $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ now flagging at all-time highs 🌶️ 2 What if I told you one of the best performing assets over the past 2 decades has a jingle you probably still remember to this day? A $10,000 investment in $O'Reilly(ORLY)$ made in 2000 is now worth more than 2 million dollars. You never needed a Silicon Valley disruptor to beat the market. 3 $Adobe(ADBE)$ pushing off 8 year lows as revenue growth accelerates 💨 4 Bingo! $Ondas Holdings Inc.(ONDS)$ +55% since the lows with earnings o

$Aehr Test(AEHR)$ is a good example of why I don’t like chasing extended moves. I’m not trading it here, but the setup is starting to look like a classic retail trap. If I had bought in the $60s, this would be a reasonable area to take some short-term profits. Price has moved back into a premium zone, while the internal structure is beginning to weaken. That doesn’t mean I’m calling for a collapse. It simply means the risk/reward for fresh buyers isn’t particularly attractive up here. If $AEHR pulls back into the $60s again, that’s where I’d start paying attention. $Onto Innovation Inc.(ONTO)$ is another example. I flagged the setup two weeks ago when it entered the smart-money zone. Less than a month lat