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Hui Fen88

08-27

[RISK MANAGEMENT] Trading CPI & FOMC: How Professionals Trade High-Impact News Without Gambling

Every month when CPI (Consumer Price Index) or FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) interest rate decisions drop, trading forums flood with screenshots of huge wins—and quiet confessions of blown accounts. Most retail traders treat high-impact news releases like a trip to the casino red/black table: they open a position 30 seconds before 8:30 AM EST, cross their fingers, and hope the market surges in their favor. That is not trading; that is pure gambling. Here is how institutional desks handle economic releases without taking unnecessary risk. The Anatomy of News Volatility (Why Pre-News Trading Fails) When major economic data is released, two mechanical phenomena hit exchange order books simultaneously: Spread Widening: Market makers immediately pull their passive limit orders from the b

[RISK MANAGEMENT] Trading CPI & FOMC: How Professionals Trade High-Impact News Without Gambling

# Trade Feed: Who is your favorite trader?

TOPfluffik: I prefer the post release retest after 15 minutes, not the initial FOMC/CPI spike. Spread reset matters, and I want 1H order flow aligned so the first move is less likely to be a fakeout.

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ShenGuang

08-27

Nvidia Q2 2027: Less Global, More Monopoly

Nvidia Inc's (ticker: NVDA) second quarter (Q2) results for Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 came in at roughly a 5-10% surprise. The market’s immediate reaction in the after-hours session could best be described as ambivalent. This caution is certainly merited in light of developments and trends. Trend Analysis As of the first half (H1) of FY27, Nvidia’s bottom-line merits mention: In H1 2026, the company accrued revenue equivalent to 82% of that accrued throughout the entirety of its FY26 with cost of revenue trending at running at least 42%, which is 15% lower than the growth seen in the previous FY. Stock-Based Compensation is trending towards a 24% growth over the previous FY which had shown a 35% growth over FY25. Both Net Income Per Share and GAAP EPS (earnings per share, diluted) already stan

Nvidia Q2 2027: Less Global, More Monopoly

# Nvidia Reclaims AI Narrative — But at What Cost to Gross Margins?

TOPdropppie: 2.1% annualized tracking error on NV3S is the part I care about more than the headline beat. Short windows only, decay bites fast

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WallStreet_Tiger

08-27

🪙 SpaceX Enters Mobile Communications, BofA Sees Potential Upside for T-Mobile and Tower Operators

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ is taking Starlink beyond satellite internet and deeper into mobile communications, raising concerns about intensifying competition for traditional U.S. wireless carriers. The company plans to use newly acquired wireless spectrum to develop a terrestrial mobile network, potentially putting it in more direct competition with $T-Mobile US(TMUS)$, $Verizon(VZ)$ and $AT&T Inc(T)$. However, $Bank of America(BAC)$ sees a more nuanced picture. SpaceX's expansion could create opportunities for T

🪙 SpaceX Enters Mobile Communications, BofA Sees Potential Upside for T-Mobile and Tower Operators

# SpaceX Surges 9.7% — Is AI Becoming Its Top Business Segment by September Realistic?

TOP苏36: I would choose D — satellite and terrestrial networks will eventually merge into one integrated ecosystem. SpaceX certainly has the technology to disrupt wireless communications, but building a nationwide terrestrial network is vastly different from providing satellite coverage. Urban density, indoor connectivity, capacity, mobility and fiber infrastructure remain difficult challenges. That's why I don't see T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T as immediate casualties. More likely, SpaceX will combine Starlink satellites, its newly acquired spectrum and existing terrestrial infrastructure through partnerships, tower leases and network sharing. Ironically, the biggest beneficiaries may be companies that help build the network. The real opportunity isn't simply SpaceX versus telecom — it's the convergence of satellites, towers and wireless networks into one ecosystem. @WallStreet_Tiger [财迷]

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Talia_z

08-27

Z.AI Surges: How Long Can “Ox Alpha” Stay Hot?

Today, Z.AI’s stock price surged as much as 12.8%. Over the weekend, a model called “Ox Alpha” launched on the model aggregator OpenRouter uncreditedly and quickly went hot. It became one of the largest model launches in the platform’s history, attracting a large number of users to try it. Today, Z.AI announced that Ox Alpha was indeed developed by the company and has been officially renamed GLM-5.3-Flash. In terms of product positioning, Z.AI said the model’s coding and agent capabilities are not far off from Anthropic’s Opus 4.8. The company plans to price it at $0.15 per million input tokens and $0.50 per million output tokens. Such pricing places it in the same tier as DeepSeek among "low-cost, high-efficiency" models, a category that is steadily drawing users away from premium-priced

Z.AI Surges: How Long Can “Ox Alpha” Stay Hot?

TOPMarsBloom: That 92% wider loss estimate is the bigger tell to me. How much is actually customer acquisition spend versus compute, and have they shown any credible cost-down path yet

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SGX_TrendRadar

08-27

$YANGZIJIANG SHIPBUILDING (BS6.SI) Gains 0.41% on Quiet Accumulation Near 52-Week High

$YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ +0.41%: Quiet Accumulation at 52-Week High, $5.00 Breakout Watch Intensifies Latest Close Data: Closed at S$4.86, up +0.41% (+S$0.02), just 0.6% below the 52-week high of S$4.89. Daily range: S$4.83–S$4.89. Turnover rate: 0.29%. Core Market Drivers: Yangzijiang continues to consolidate near record highs amid steady institutional holding (BlackRock, Vanguard). No major company-specific news today; price action driven by technical positioning and sector rotation into shipbuilding amid strong order book expectations. Technical Analysis: Trading volume at 11.28M shares with Volume Ratio of 0.92 — slightly below average, indicating accumulation rather than distribution. MACD and RSI values unavailable for th

$YANGZIJIANG SHIPBUILDING (BS6.SI) Gains 0.41% on Quiet Accumulation Near 52-Week High

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SGX_TrendRadar

08-27

$THAI BEVERAGE (Y92.SI) Rises 1.09% to S$0.465 as Dividend Yield Anchors Support

$ThaiBev(Y92.SI)$ +1.09% at S$0.465: Dividend Yield 4.82% Anchors Support, 52-Week High S$0.48 in Sight Latest Close Data: Y92.SI closed at S$0.465, up +1.09% (+S$0.01) on Aug 27, 2026. Price sits just 3.1% below its 52-week high of S$0.48 and 13.4% above its 52-week low of S$0.41. Intraday range was tight at S$0.46–0.47 (amplitude 3.26%). Core Market Drivers: Thai Beverage's defensive consumer staples profile continues to attract yield-seeking capital flows amid regional market uncertainty. The 4.82% trailing dividend yield stands out as a key income anchor. Volume ratio of 4.32 signals unusually heavy participation relative to recent averages, with one-day large-order net buying of S$15.76M dwarfing S$1.85M in large-order selli

$THAI BEVERAGE (Y92.SI) Rises 1.09% to S$0.465 as Dividend Yield Anchors Support

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08-27

$HONGKONG LAND (H78.SI) Pulls Back 1.9% After Retreating From $8.35 Peak

$HongkongLand USD(H78.SI)$ +0.12%: Defensive Property Play Holds $8.20, $8.83 Resistance Looms Latest Close Data: Closed at $8.20 (+0.12%) on Aug 27, 2026. Intraday range $8.06–$8.26, amplitude 2.44%. Price sits 7.1% below 52-week high of $8.83 and 43% above 52-week low of $5.73. Core Market Drivers: Hongkong Land continues to benefit from its prime Central Hong Kong office portfolio and Jardine Matheson's 55% controlling stake. Dividend yield of 3.29% attracts defensive income investors amid macro uncertainty. Volume ratio of 0.99 indicates normal turnover with no significant institutional repositioning. Technical Analysis: MACD and RSI indicator values were not available for this period, limiting momentum confirmation. Volume o

$HONGKONG LAND (H78.SI) Pulls Back 1.9% After Retreating From $8.35 Peak

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08-27

$CITY DEVELOPMENTS (C09.SI) Advances 0.5% as Buying Strength Holds Above $8.31

$CityDev(C09.SI)$Closed -0.47% at S$8.40: Consolidation Near S$8.36–8.44 Range, Dividend Cushion Holds Latest Close Data: Closed at S$8.40, down 0.47% on Aug 27, 2026. Trading range S$8.36–8.44. Price sits 13.6% below its 52-week high of S$9.72, but 31.9% above the 52-week low of S$6.37. Core Market Drivers: Volume ratio of 0.62 indicates subdued participation. Net outflow of S$161.19万 (1-day capital flow) with small-order selling dominating. Dividend yield of 3.69% continues to anchor defensive positioning in Singapore property. Technical Analysis: Volume at 106.56万 shares with turnover rate of just 0.12% — no accumulation signal. MACD and RSI indicator arrays returned empty in this feed, so momentum cannot be confirmed today. A

$CITY DEVELOPMENTS (C09.SI) Advances 0.5% as Buying Strength Holds Above $8.31

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08-27

$STI ETF (ES3.SI) Slips -0.50% Near 52-Week High as Profit-Taking at S$5.80 Resistance Keeps S$5.75

$SS SPDR STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ Slips -0.50% Near 52-Week High: Profit-Taking at S$5.80 Resistance Keeps S$5.75 Pivot in Focus Latest Close Data: ES3 closed at S$5.771, down -0.50% (-S$0.03) on Aug 27, 2026. Price sits just 1.2% below its 52-week high of S$5.84 and 39% above the 52-week low of S$4.15. Intraday range was extremely tight: S$5.75–S$5.80, amplitude only 0.81%. Core Market Drivers: The Straits Times Index ETF faced mild distribution as large-order outflow dominated (S$238万 large sell vs S$131.77万 large buy), driving total net outflow of S$259.84万. Volume ratio of 1.16 shows slightly above-average participation. Dividend yield of 3.08% continues to anchor income-focused positioning amid Singapore's defensive blue-chip rotati

$STI ETF (ES3.SI) Slips -0.50% Near 52-Week High as Profit-Taking at S$5.80 Resistance Keeps S$5.75

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08-27

$DBS GROUP HOLDINGS (D05.SI) Pulls Back -0.77% to S$75.65 as Profit-Taking Nears 52-Week High

$DBS(D05.SI)$ Pulls Back -0.77% to S$75.65: Profit-Taking Near 52-Week High, Support Zone S$74.50–S$75.00 Under Watch Latest Close Data: DBS closed at S$75.65, down 0.77% on 27 Aug 2026, just 1.93% below its 52-week high of S$77.14. Intraday range was tight: S$75.40–S$76.03, with turnover of 3.42M shares (volume ratio 1.10). Core Market Drivers: Singapore banking heavyweight DBS saw mild profit-taking after a strong run toward record highs. Capital flow data showed net outflow of S$82.67M on the day, with large-order selling dominating (S$56.69M sold vs S$7.61M bought). Temasek remains anchor holder at 28.06%. Technical Analysis: RSI(14) is unavailable in feed, but price action suggests overbought conditions near S$77 resistance.

$DBS GROUP HOLDINGS (D05.SI) Pulls Back -0.77% to S$75.65 as Profit-Taking Nears 52-Week High

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08-27

$UOB (U11.SI) Edges Down -0.76% to S$40.64 as Capital Flows Turn Positive

$UOB(U11.SI)$ Edged -0.76% to S$40.64: Singapore Banking Blue-Chip Holds Range as Capital Flows Turn Positive, S$44.20 High in Focus Latest Close Data: UOB closed at S$40.64, down 0.31 SGD (-0.76%) on 2026-08-27, with turnover of 1.99M shares and a volume ratio of 0.72. Price sits ~8.1% below the 52-week high of S$44.20 and ~27.3% above the 52-week low of S$31.92. Core Market Drivers: UOB traded in a narrow S$40.53–40.94 range with 1.00% amplitude. Capital flow turned net positive for a second straight day (S$14.12M on 08-26 and S$23.49M on 08-25), led by large-order buying (S$15.28M vs S$1.85M large-order selling). BlackRock increased its stake by 326,600 shares to 3.15%, signaling institutional accumulation. Technical Analysis:

$UOB (U11.SI) Edges Down -0.76% to S$40.64 as Capital Flows Turn Positive

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08-27

$SINGAPORE EXCHANGE (S68.SI) Slips -1.10% to S$25.29 Near Critical S$25.22 Support

$SGX(S68.SI)$ Slips -1.10% to S$25.29: Pullback Nears Critical S$25.22 Support as Institutions Accumulate Latest Close Data: S68 closed at S$25.29, down -1.10% (-S$0.28) on Aug 27, 2026. Price sits just 1.6% below its 52-week high of S$25.69, with intraday range S$25.22–S$25.48. Core Market Drivers: Singapore Exchange pulled back on light volume (142.78万 shares, volume ratio 0.74) despite no major negative news. Capital flow shows net outflow of S$13.2M today, with large orders selling S$7.59M against only S$0.23M large buys — suggesting profit-taking near 52-week highs. BlackRock and Vanguard remain top institutional holders, with Vanguard adding 160,600 shares recently. Technical Analysis: Volume ratio at 0.74 indicates below-a

$SINGAPORE EXCHANGE (S68.SI) Slips -1.10% to S$25.29 Near Critical S$25.22 Support

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08-27

$OCBC BANK (O39.SI) Slips -1.72% as Banking Giant Retreats From 52-Week High

$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ Slips -1.72%: Singapore Banking Giant Retreats from 52-Week High, Support Test at S$30.90 Looms Latest Close Data: OCBC closed at S$30.90 on August 27, 2026, down -1.72% (-S$0.54) from prior close of S$31.44. The stock is now just 2.6% below its 52-week high of S$31.73, with intraday range of S$30.90–S$31.44. Core Market Drivers: Profit-taking hit Singapore banking heavyweights as OCBC retreated from multi-year highs despite no company-specific negative news. Broader SGD rate environment and positioning ahead of month-end rebalancing likely drove the pullback. Capital flow data shows net outflow of S$6.3M on the day, with large-order selling (S$3.86M) dominating. Technical Analysis: Volume of 5.02M shares matc

$OCBC BANK (O39.SI) Slips -1.72% as Banking Giant Retreats From 52-Week High

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08-27

$WILMAR INTERNATIONAL (F34.SI) Gains 0.53% at SGD 3.77 as Defensive Agri-Play Holds Firm

$Wilmar Intl(F34.SI)$ +0.53% at SGD 3.77: Defensive Agri-Play Holds Firm, Resistance at 3.95 in Sight Latest Close Data: Closed at SGD 3.77 (+0.53%) on Aug 27, 2026, just 4.6% below the 52-week high of 3.95. Intraday range was tight at 3.68–3.78. Core Market Drivers: Stable palm oil and sugar prices continue to underpin margin recovery for the agribusiness giant. Dividend yield of 3.91% attracts defensive inflows amid broader market volatility. No major company-specific news today; price action reflects rotational buying into food staples. Technical Analysis: Volume of 7.25M shares exceeded the 5-day average (Volume Ratio 1.21), confirming accumulation. MACD remains in positive territory but histogram is flattening, suggesting mo

$WILMAR INTERNATIONAL (F34.SI) Gains 0.53% at SGD 3.77 as Defensive Agri-Play Holds Firm

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koolgal

08-26

🌟🌟When $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ pops almost 5% right before $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ earnings week, it is the classic pre earnings sympathy rally - the appetiser before the main course, the warm up before the main show. So should you follow AMD's wave or wait for Nvidia's results? Camp A: Follow AMD now. You jump into the wave like a surfer who sees a good swell & thinks - YOLO, let's ride. It is thrilling & fast but you are surging in front of a volcano which may or may not erupt. Camp B: Wait for Nvidia's results You sit calmly on the beach & say "I will join after the fireworks." It is safer, more zen, less drama. But you might miss the first blast of momentum. Whether you

🌟🌟When $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ pops almost 5% right before $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ earnings week, it is the classic pre earnings sympathy rally - the ...

# The boss asked me to issue coins

TOPwubbie: AMD's 5% pop already priced in some Nvidia optimism, so chasing here feels late. I'd rather see whether Nvidia's margin and guide actually light the next leg 👀

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Shyon

08-26

I’m leaning cautiously bullish on gold here, but I wouldn’t chase it aggressively. The Treasury buyback is a positive liquidity signal, but compared with the overall Treasury market, the scale is still relatively small and very different from QE. For me, the bigger drivers are still long-term: elevated U.S. debt, currency concerns, inflation uncertainty and the possibility of lower rates. Gold moving first makes sense, but I’d rather wait for confirmation from Treasury yields and broader macro data before adding heavily. If long-term yields remain above 5%, that could still pressure gold in the short term. Overall, I think gold still has room to run, but the path won’t be straight. I’d prefer to use pullbacks to build exposure gradually rather than buying after a sharp rally, especially w

I’m leaning cautiously bullish on gold here, but I wouldn’t chase it aggressively. The Treasury buyback is a positive liquidity signal, but compare...

# Gold Hits Three-Month High — Is Dalio's 15% Allocation Call Right?

TOPdimzy: Waiting for yield confirmation sounds too neat — gold usually moves before the macro looks obvious. If 10y stays this shaky, waiting for perfect confirmation is how people miss the real leg

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Mkoh

08-26

STI recently hit an all-time high near 5,768 (closing) / 5,774 (intraday) in mid-August 2026, now hovering ~5,720–5,736. Banks (DBS, OCBC, UOB; ~57% weight) drove much of the ~24% YTD total return amid strong earnings and wealth inflows. Other majors (e.g., ST Engineering, SGX) also contributed positively. Further upside is possible if earnings growth (~10–12% expected) continues, rates ease, and Singapore’s economy remains resilient (AI, infrastructure, services). Consensus targets and historical patterns after ATHs support moderate gains, though valuations have tightened and profit-taking occurs. Market breadth remains narrow—many non-bank STI stocks lag. Mid-caps (e.g., iEdge Next 50) have underperformed STI YTD (~5–8% vs. 24%), despite rising liquidity, institutional inflows, and SG

STI recently hit an all-time high near 5,768 (closing) / 5,774 (intraday) in mid-August 2026, now hovering ~5,720–5,736. Banks (DBS, OCBC, UOB; ~57...

TOPzoomzi: 57% in banks is doing a lot of the lifting already. With DBS near 20% weight, STI still looks supported, but breadth really needs to improve

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苏36

08-26

I think gold’s rally is structural—but investors should not confuse structural demand with a straight-line bull market. The strongest signal is that demand is coming from different directions. Central banks continue diversifying reserves, while gold ETFs returned to inflows in July, with global holdings rising by 23 tonnes. At the same time, the World Gold Council expects investment and Asian buying to remain key demand drivers through the rest of 2026. But the biggest risk remains real yields. Gold already showed how vulnerable it can be when rates and the dollar rise. So my view is: gold’s long-term thesis remains intact, but the next leg higher needs falling real yields, persistent ETF inflows, and continued central-bank accumulation. I would rather buy the dips than chase record

I think gold’s rally is structural—but investors should not confuse structural demand with a straight-line bull market. The strongest signal is tha...

TOPBellaFaraday: 23 tonnes back into ETFs is a solid sign, but central-bank buying is still the real floor for me. Dips make way more sense than chasing highs

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JC888

08-26

With 4 mins to go before Wednesday trading commences, US composite futures indexes showed that market is going to trend lower. This has a rub off effect on SMCI with the stock slated to open lower at -0.68% lower, compared to its Tuesday gain of +9.35%. For myself, I will still just keep a watch over SMCI for now, perhaps until the actual DOJ trial is dropped or blows over.. What about you ?

SMCI - time to Strike or time to Wait ?

@JC888：

Internal Case Closed. $SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ is moving past a major governance overhang after completing an independent investigation into an alleged $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ chip diversion scheme. On Thu, 20 Aug 2026, SMCI announced that the probe, led by independent directors Scott Angel & Tally Liu and conducted with Munger, Tolles & Olson and forensic consultant AlixPartners, found no evidence that current senior management knew about the alleged diversion scheme or any actual diversion of restricted products. (see below) The company also said it found no evidence that SMCI directly sold export-controlled products to known restricted parties or that its previously issued financial stateme

SMCI - time to Strike or time to Wait ?

With 4 mins to go before Wednesday trading commences, US composite futures indexes showed that market is going to trend lower. This has a rub off e...

TOPMR_Wu: Tuesday already priced in a chunk of the macro wobble, so minus 0.68% feels more like a technical fade. I care more about AI infrastructure demand than this open

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koolgal

08-27

🌟🌟🌟While analysts debate whether we are witnessing a permanent regime change or just a temporary glitch, I choose E: AI will remain the main market theme after the pullback. We saw a brief rally in utilities and banks but today, the market has staged a glorious recovery following $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ blowout Q2 earnings report. The short term stage fright evaporated the moment the world saw Nvidia's USD 96.22 billion in record breaking revenue & an 117% explosive demand in data centre. The broader market rode on the massive tech surge right back into positive territory. You can temporarily shift capital into defensive Consumer Staples or Financials to smooth out a quarterly chart, but you cannot rot

The Market Is Rotating: Expensive AI Out, Financials and Consumer Stocks In

@Tiger_comments：

The Nasdaq fell while the Dow advanced. Nvidia and memory stocks sold off, while Visa, Mastercard, JPMorgan, Coca-Cola and Expedia moved higher. Money is not necessarily leaving U.S. equities—it is becoming more selective. The most important signal from the latest session was not the index decline itself. It was the widening divergence between market sectors. Nasdaq: -0.76% S&P 500: -0.28% Dow Jones: +0.26% QQQ: approximately -1.0% Technology ETF XLK: approximately -1.8% Equal-weight S&P 500 ETF RSP: +0.1% The contrast was even clearer at the stock level. AI and semiconductor names weakened: Nvidia: -2.9% Micron: -5.9% Sandisk: -6.5% Broadcom: -2.6% Semiconductor ETF SMH: -2.5% Meanwhile, financials and selected consumer names attracted buyers: Financial ETF XLF: +1.3% JPMorgan: +1

The Market Is Rotating: Expensive AI Out, Financials and Consumer Stocks In

🌟🌟🌟While analysts debate whether we are witnessing a permanent regime change or just a temporary glitch, I choose E: AI will remain the main market...

TOPMatthewWalter: 117% data center growth still feels early, not late. Next quarter guidance is probably the real accelerant here

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