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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

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ is pushing into a major institutional supply zone tied to a roughly 2B-share block. That doesn’t mean the stock has to sell off, and I’m not interested in shorting it here. But after such a strong run, I also wouldn’t be surprised to see the stock get rejected and eventually work its way back toward the smart-money zone around $100. That’s where patience matters. My plan is simple: I’m willing to wait over the next six months and see whether $PLTR gives us a better entry back near that support area. If price retraces into the zone and the setup is still intact, I’ll take the trade. If it never comes back and instead breaks into new all-time highs without me, I’ll miss it. And that’s completely fine. There’s no ne

The golden rule of technical analysis is volume precedes price. Its the most powerful rule in trading but most don't understand how it works. 12 common volume-price examples for you to learn🧵 ✅Example 1 Uptrend is supported by steady (if not increasing buying pressure) so trend is strong. ✅Example 2 Sellers step in on the uptrend but you can see the amount of sellers are very low and weak. Continuation of uptrend. ✅Example 3 Into close the uptrend is supported by strong increasing volume so a high probability of continuation. ✅Example 4 Big volume surge but decreasing buying pressure as it heads up so eventually bears come in to takeover. Buyers are not committed here. ✅Example 5 Big volume steps in causing a little short squeeze but buyers do not step in to support this move so the sellin

On Mon, 10 Aug 2026 comeback kid $Intel(INTC)$ made the headlines again when it announced a $15 billion common stock offering to support skyrocketing customer AI demand. (see below) Even before US trading begins, early on Tue, 11 Aug 2026, the chip maker confirmed, it had priced the stock offering at $95 a share and upsized the offer by additional $5 billion to $20 billion. (see above) Here’s the thing - INTC’s $20 billion equity raise is more than a routine financing exercise: It is a calculated attempt to convert INTC’s powerful share-price recovery into the factory capacity needed to compete in AI infrastructure and 3rd-party chip manufacturing. The immediate sell-off reflects dilution anxiety, but the deeper question is whether the offering: S

$VanEck Gold Miners ETF(GDX)$ is breaking out of a 22-week base, while precious metals and miners remain among the strongest relative-strength groups over the past month. The leadership is much broader than gold alone. $SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$ $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ $VanEck Gold Miners ETF(GDX)$ $Global X Silver Miners ETF(SIL)$ $Amplify Junior Silver Miners ETF(SILJ)$ are all showing strong one-month relative strength, alongside $abrdn Physical Platinum Shares ETF(PPLT)$ for platinum and

The market doesn't like seeing revenue growth slow, but I think the bigger question is what $On Holding AG(ONON)$ is giving up to protect profitability. Management appears willing to accept some moderation in growth rather than sacrifice margins just to keep the top line moving faster. That tradeoff could become increasingly important over the long term. If margins continue to expand, the earnings power of the business can keep improving even if revenue growth settles at a lower rate. At around 22x trailing earnings, the valuation also looks much more interesting if margin expansion continues to translate into stronger EPS growth. What looks expensive on today's numbers can look very different a few years from now if the company keeps improving it