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$SINGAPORE AIRLINES (C6L.SI) Edges Up 0.1% as Buyers Defend $6.88 Base
$SIA(C6L.SI)$ +0.14% Flat Close, Volume Spike Hints Accumulation, $7.00 Pivot in Play Latest Close Data: Closed at S$6.93 (+0.14%) on Aug 26, 2026, just 9.1% below its 52-week high of S$7.62 and 16.1% above the low of S$5.97. Intraday range was tight: S$6.87–6.96. Core Market Drivers: No fresh company-specific news released. Price action reflects continued consolidation as Brent jet fuel costs stabilize and regional travel demand holds firm. Temasek remains dominant holder at 50.41%, limiting float-driven volatility. Technical Analysis: Volume ratio of 1.41 signals above-average participation, yet turnover rate is only 0.21% — institutions likely absorbing retail flow. Capital flow data shows 5-day net outflow of S$1,188.8万, but
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$CAPITALAND INVESTMENT (9CI.SI) Gains 0.4% After Pulling Back From $2.72 High
$CapitaLandInvest(9CI.SI)$ Closed +0.37% at S$2.68: Consolidation Near S$2.72 Resistance, Dividend Yield 4.48% Anchors Value Latest Close Data: 9CI.SI finished at S$2.68 (+0.37%) on 26 Aug 2026, up S$0.01 from S$2.67 prior close. Intraday range S$2.66–S$2.72; amplitude 2.25%. Price sits 11.8% below its 52-week high of S$3.04 and 9.4% above its 52-week low of S$2.45. Core Market Drivers: Temasek remains anchor shareholder at 53.93% (no change), while BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street all added shares—institutional accumulation signal. Dividend yield of 4.48% supports defensive demand. No company-specific news or relevant articles flagged for the session. Technical Analysis: Volume came in at 11.29 million shares with a volume
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$CITY DEVELOPMENTS (C09.SI) Advances 0.5% as Buying Strength Holds Above $8.31
$CityDev(C09.SI)$ +0.48%: Singapore Property Giant Consolidates Near Support, Dividend Yield Anchors $8.30–$8.52 Range Latest Close Data: Closed at S$8.44 (+0.48%) on Aug 26, 2026. Now trading 13.2% below its 52-week high of S$9.72, but 32.5% above its 52-week low of S$6.37. Daily amplitude was tight at 2.50% (S$8.31–S$8.52). Core Market Drivers: City Developments continues to attract defensive capital flows amid Singapore's resilient property sector. The 3.67% dividend yield remains a key anchor for income investors. Net capital inflow was positive today (S$1.80M total inflow vs S$8.05M outflow), with large orders skewed slightly bullish. Technical Analysis: Volume ratio at 1.43 indicates above-average participation, yet turnove
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$SEMBCORP INDUSTRIES (U96.SI) Rallies 1.2% as Steady VWAP Trend Reclaims $6.12
$Sembcorp Ind(U96.SI)$ +1.16%: Utility Giant Presses Toward 52-Week High, S$6.28 Breakout in Sight Latest Close Data: S$6.12 (+1.16%) on Aug 26, 2026. Intraday range S$5.95–S$6.16. Now just 11.3% below 52-week high of S$6.90, and 19.3% above 52-week low of S$5.13. Core Market Drivers: Temasek retains dominant 50.04% stake with zero change, signaling sovereign backing stability. BlackRock added 961,368 shares, lifting institutional conviction. Dividend yield of 4.41% continues to anchor defensive flows amid utility-sector rotation. Technical Analysis: Volume surged to 12.56M shares with Volume Ratio at 2.13, confirming accumulation. MACD remains constructive though momentum is modest after recent sideways drift. RSI-14 sits near 5
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$SINGAPORE EXCHANGE (S68.SI) Rises 0.7% as Bullish Momentum Pushes Toward $25.69
$SGX(S68.SI)$ +0.67% to S$25.57: Exchange Giant Tests 52-Week High, Breakout Hinges on S$25.69 Pivot Latest Close Data: S68 closed at S$25.57 (+0.67%) on Aug 26, 2026, just S$0.12 below its 52-week high of S$25.69. Intraday range was tight at S$25.30–S$25.69, with volume of 2.29M shares (volume ratio 1.19) and turnover of S$56.07M. Core Market Drivers: Singapore Exchange continues to benefit from robust derivatives trading volumes and strong institutional positioning. BlackRock (5.01%) and Vanguard (2.97%) held steady, while JPMorgan Asset Management added 35,300 shares, signaling persistent institutional conviction. Capital flow turned positive over the last two sessions (+S$8.28M and +S$11.36M), reversing earlier weekly outflow
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08-26
The Whole Market Was Waiting for Nvidia. The Loudest Name Rose on a Disclosure Filing
Hello. Nvidia does not report until after tonight's US close. Not one of Tuesday's five biggest gainers rose because of it. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ itself closed up 2.19 per cent at US$213.05, snapping a seven-session losing streak, and added 0.29 per cent after hours. The indices rose with it: $S&P 500(.SPX)$ up 0.32 per cent and $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ 0.62 per cent, with coverage noting $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ had posted a third straight triple-digit gain. On the results themselves, the options market is pricing a swing of about US$280 billion in market value, with anothe
TOP苏36: The key takeaway is that money has not simply waited for Nvidia’s earnings—it has rotated around them. AMD, Nebius and other names rallied on company-specific catalysts, suggesting investors are selectively pricing opportunities rather than making a broad semiconductor bet. That matters because Nvidia’s results may reset the entire queue. With expectations already extremely high, a simple earnings beat may no longer be enough; investors will likely focus on guidance, AI spending sustainability and whether Nvidia’s financing relationships create additional risk. In my view, Tuesday’s moves are less a sign of money abandoning Nvidia than a sign that investors are reducing event risk while searching for the next layer of AI beneficiaries. Once Nvidia reports, capital could quickly rotate again depending on whether the numbers exceed an already demanding bar. The real question is not who rises before earnings, but who still has a credible growth story after them.
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Option Movers | Nvidia Ends Seven-Day Losing Streak, Options Signal Bullish Conviction on Upside
Market Overview On August 25, The U.S. major indexes closed as follows: Dow Jones up 0.30% at 53,577.40; S&P 500 up 0.32% at 7,677.28; NASDAQ up 0.66% at 26,151.30. A retreat in energy prices and steady Treasury yields helped all three benchmarks notch moderate gains, with the tech-heavy NASDAQ setting the pace. According to MarketChameleon, the total trading volume of U.S. stock options on that day was 48,491,581, while the average daily option volume was 63,834,923. Puts accounted for 38% of the volume and calls for 62%. Top 10 Option Volumes Top 10: $NVIDIA(NVDA)$、$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$、$AAPL(AAPL)$、$Cboe Volatility
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08-25
NVIDIA + WARSH: THE WEEK THAT COULD MOVE WALL STREET
The market is no longer watching the data. It’s watching what the Fed does with it. After several weeks of relatively quiet gains, the market is finally showing signs of fatigue. Monday told the story: Dow: +0.26%. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ : -0.28%. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ -0.76% And the bigger warning? Technology has now fallen for 7 consecutive sessions. $Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLK)$ So what is really happening? THE REAL PROBLEM ISN’T THE ECONOMY For weeks, bad economic news was actually good news for stocks. Weak jobs, less pressure on the Fed. Softer CPI, less inflation pressure. Softer PPI, even less pressure. Stocks, higher. But that relationship is startin
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I’m broadly aligned with Wall Street’s bullish AI view, but I don’t think every upgrade means it’s time to chase. I’m watching $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ , $Broadcom(AVGO)$ , $Micron Technology(MU)$ and $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ most closely, with earnings growth and cash flow being the key factors. I’m particularly interested in Micron Technology because AI demand is increasingly a memory and HBM story, not just a GPU story. Broadcom(AVGO) also looks attractive with its custom AI accelerators and networking exposure. Overall, I think the AI cycle is spreading across chips, memory, networking and cloud infrastructure. The bigg
TOPHBM capacity is the part people still underestimate. Micron and Broadcom both benefit if supply stays tight and custom AI demand keeps broadening beyond GPUs
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08-25
Why Salesforce Must Prove Agentforce Is Accelerating Organic Growth
$Salesforce.com(CRM)$
TOPStripping out the Informatica lift is the whole point here. What does subscription growth look like over the last four quarters on a clean organic basis, and is it actually accelerating vs last quarter?
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08-25
Why HP’s AI-PC Growth Must Outrun Memory Inflation
$HP Inc(HPQ)$
TOPPE is the missing piece here. If AI-PC volume actually scales, HPQ doesn't need much multiple expansion for the setup to look cheap
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Alibaba: The Bigger Signal Behind the $10B AI Raise
$Alibaba(BABA)$
TOPChairman plus CEO buying right after the dip says more than any note tbh. I care more about whether Qwen and cloud can hit that three year breakeven path
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08-25
IWM Bounce Emerges from Blue Box Zone
IWM (iShares Russell 2000 ETF) has been unfolding a bullish impulse from the March 23, 2026 low, maintaining a higher‑high sequence that favors continued upside. Our strategy guided members to avoid selling and instead buy dips in 3, 7, or 11 swings at defined blue box areas. August 20, 2026 (1‑Hour Chart Update) Rally from July 29 low ended wave 3 at $305.20. Wave 4 pullback unfolded as a zigzag correction:((a)) ended at $299.64.((b)) bounced to $303.58.((c)) reached the blue box at $297.39–$293.54. Buyers were expected to emerge from this zone for the next leg higher or at least a 3‑wave bounce. August 24, 2026 (1‑Hour Chart Update) IWM reacted strongly higher after completing the zigzag correction in the blue box. Members secured risk‑free positions shortly after entry. A decisive break
TOP305.20 is the trigger, but 312.50 looks like the real test if volume shows up. Small caps still need follow-through, otherwise this bounce can fade fast
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08-25
Elliott Wave View: Newmont (NEM) Targets Fresh Record Highs
Newmont Mining (NEM), officially Newmont Corporation, is the world’s largest gold mining company and a leading producer of copper, silver, zinc, and lead, headquartered in Denver, Colorado. Its price movements have consistently mirrored broader macroeconomic cycles and shifts in investor sentiment toward gold, while the Elliott Wave structure underscores the potential for sustained bullish momentum. Newmont Monthly Elliott Wave Chart Newmont Mining (NEM) is exhibiting a nested impulsive Elliott Wave structure that supports a bullish outlook over the months and years ahead. Wave ((I)) concluded at $81.92, followed by a corrective decline in Wave ((II)) that bottomed at $12.75. The advance in Wave ((III)) is now underway, unfolding with internal subdivisions as an impulse. From the low of Wa
TOPNEM’s P/NAV still looks cheaper than peers, so this move feels more like rerating than hype 👀
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08-25
Elliott Wave Forecast: Crude Oil (CL) Aims Higher, $100.6 in Sight
The short‑term Elliott Wave view in Oil (CL) continues to suggest a constructive bias, supported by the impulsive rally from the July 2, 2026 low. That advance unfolded in five waves and concluded wave (A) at $93.50. Following this peak, the market experienced a three‑wave corrective decline, which terminated at $74.17 as reflected in the one‑hour chart. The sequence of a five‑wave rally followed by a three‑wave pullback establishes a bullish structure against the July 2 pivot, reinforcing the expectation of further upside potential. From the completion of wave (B), Oil has resumed higher in wave (C), which is unfolding with impulsive characteristics. Within this progression, wave ((i)) ended at $84.61, while the subsequent pullback in wave ((ii)) found support at $80.09. The instrument th
TOPDaily RSI divergence actually confirmed the staying power earlier than the 1h count. As long as 74.17 holds, the wave structure still looks clean
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Alibaba Slips 0.73% as Burry Bears Down — CEO Buys $4.98 Million: Who’s Wrong?
$Alibaba(BABA)$ Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (NYSE: BABA) has suddenly become a battleground between two very different investment philosophies. On one side is Michael Burry, the investor made famous by The Big Short, who has exited Alibaba and shifted his capital toward rival JD.com. Burry argues that Alibaba’s decision to issue roughly $10.2 billion of new shares to finance artificial-intelligence investment signals potentially poor returns on invested capital. He has reportedly said Alibaba would need to fall roughly 50% before he becomes interested again. On the other side is Alibaba's own management. CEO Eddie Wu purchased 350,000 Alibaba shares for approximately $4.984 million, at an average price of $14.24 per share on the Form 4 reporting ba
TOPROIC is the whole debate here. A $10.2B dilution needs way more than AI buzz to clear the cost of capital, and history is full of expensive “strategic” bets that never earned it.
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The Dual Helm: Navigating Market Regime Shifts in the Era of Warsh and Bessent
In this article, we will be looking at deconstructing the Jackson Hole Policy Tensions, Yield Curve Volatility, and Strategic Sector Rotation Strategy for Institutional Investors. The market price action surrounding August 25, 2026—where the $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ Invesco QQQ Trust dipped 1% before recovering slightly—serves as a microcosm for an emerging institutional dynamic in U.S. capital markets. Rather than a single policy pillar, equity and fixed-income assets are now governed by a dual-helm framework shaped by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. While Chair Warsh’s doctrine of "disciplined silence," removal of forward guidance, and inflation intolerance pushes long-term yields higher, Treasury Secretary Besse
TOP3-to-5Y Treasuries make sense here, but the duration risk may still be underpriced if terminal rate expectations reprice higher. QQQ rotation probably stays choppy
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🌟🌟🌟Why gamble your hard earned wealth on highly volatile, cyclical battery chemicals when you can shelter inside a bulletproof monetary fortress? My choice is D: I am more bullish on Gold than on Lithium. With US 30 year Treasury yields stubbornly near 19 year highs of 5.33%, it is a good strategy to invest in Gold. My top pick is $ETFS Physical Gold(GOLD.AU)$ . It is the largest and oldest Gold ETF on the ASX, commanding over USD 5.9 billion in Assets Under Management. Much like the US $SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$ it is directly backed by physical gold bars securely held in London vaults by JPMorgan. It has a management fee of 0.40%. Another gold ETF alternative is
TOPthanks for sharing
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🌟🌟🌟The pre earnings tech slide is not a structural breakdown. It is a classic panic room creating a gift wrapped technical Gold Pit. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ has just aggressively snapped a painful 7 day losing streak to lead a violent pre earnings recovery! NVIDIA has completely reversed the downward trend to rise 2.2%, snapping its worst slide since 2022 & lifting the entire semiconductor sector out of the mud. Why did it suddenly bounce back? Because Wall Street realised it was being ridiculous. Analysts at Bank of America slammed the table, calling NVIDIA's pre earnings valuation discount "fundamentally illogical". I am in the Gold Pit Camp which looks past headline noise. This is supported by analysts predicting a ma
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$Singtel(Z74.SI)$ SingTel - She is gaining strength likely to rise up to test 4.46 and above . Beyond 4.46, she may rise up further towards 4.70. Pls dyodd. 30 July 2026: Nice Green candlesticks spotted on the chart. Long time didnt see the price is up 20 cents to close at 4.44, Looks rather bullish. She may rise up to test 4.70 than 5.00. 1st quarter results is out. – Singtel on Aug 13 reported a 71.6 per cent fall in first-quarter net profit to $818 million from $2.88 billion the previous year. The group attributed the dip to exceptional gains from the sale of a partial stake in Airtel and the Intouch-Gulf Energy merger in the same quarter in 2025. Underlying net profit was up 21 per cent to $831 million from $686 million, driven
TOP831M underlying looks solid, but FCF down 16% is the part I care about more. Dividend support gets a bit tighter if capex stays heavy