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If I had to pick one stock for my watchlist, I’d go with $Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$ . Record AI server orders and a massive backlog show that enterprise AI capex remains strong. If AI infrastructure demand continues expanding, I believe DELL still has room for further earnings upgrades. That said, I wouldn’t chase it simply because it’s at a new high. Much of the AI growth story may already be priced in, so I’d watch order growth, margins and backlog conversion. A pullback without fundamental deterioration could offer a better entry. I also like $Halozyme Therapeutics(HALO)$ and
TOPlolmei: HALO and RPRX do give more downside cushion through royalty cash flows, but I still get why DELL leads for growth. The mix really comes down to how much cyclicality you want.
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Elliott Wave View: S&P 500 (SPX) Concluding Impulsive Advance Before Larger Correction
The short-term Elliott Wave view for the S&P 500 (SPX) indicates that the cycle from the June 9 low is approaching maturity. The structure is close to completing a five-wave impulsive sequence. From that low, wave (i) ended at 7579.93, followed by a corrective decline in wave (ii) that finished at 7313.92. The Index then advanced in wave (iii), reaching 7816.7, as shown in the one-hour chart. A subsequent pullback unfolded, and wave (iv) is proposed to have completed at 7611.07. At this stage, the Index must break above the prior peak at 7816.7 to to rule out a double correction. In the near term, as long as the pivot at 7611.07 remains intact, the expectation is for the Index to extend higher. This move would complete wave (v) and finalize the cycle from the June 9 low. Once wave (v)
TOP7611.07 is the line that matters here. If that gives way, the wave iv double correction case starts looking a lot more likely, and the reset probably drags longer than a clean three-wave pullback.
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY): Elliott Wave Analysis Points to $222.9–$238.45 Upside
Royal Bank of Canada., (RY) operates as diversified financial service company worldwide. It operates through personal finance, commercial banking, wealth management & Insurance segments. It comes under “Financial services” sector & trades as “RY” ticker at NYSE. The RY continue rally within ((3)) impulse in sequence from April-2025 low as per last article. Short term, it should continue rally into $222.9 – $238.45 area before pullback start. Since March-2020 low as (II), it started rally in (III) in weekly. It placed I of (III) at $119.41 high in January-2022 & II at $77.90 in October-2023 low. It ended ((1)) of III at $128.05 high, ((2)) at $106.10 low & favors rally in ((3)) against April-2025 low. RY – Elliott Wave Latest Weekly View: Within ((1)), it ended (1) at $102.0
TOPThe bullish count makes sense, but I care more about the pullback framework below 200.85. How do you usually project a double three target here, and what exactly are the 3, 7, 11 swings measuring?
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Financials Surge: XLF Breaks Higher from Blue Box Zone
XLF (State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF) has shown a bullish impulse since the June 3, 2026 low. The 4‑hour Elliott Wave structure favors further upside as the ETF continues to make higher highs and higher lows. Our guidance for members was to avoid selling and instead buy corrective dips in 3, 7, or 11 swing sequences at clearly defined blue box areas. Instrument Snapshot Ticker: XLF Name: State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF Timeframe: 4‑hour Elliott Wave analysis Trade style: Tactical buy‑the‑dip approach while the impulse structure remains intact Elliott Wave 4-Hour Technical View August 17 2026 Financials Surge: XLF Breaks Higher from Blue Box Zone The advance from the June 3 low is unfolding as an impulse. Key structure points: Wave (3) completed at $58.43. Wave (
TOPThe June 3 impulse looks clean, and that Wave 4 zigzag into 57.20 to 56.51 was the real entry. Risk-reward still looks solid if the higher low structure stays intact
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I would choose C: AAPL stays between $310 and $330 in the near term. The biggest risk for Apple is not a weak product launch, but expectations that are already too high. With AAPL up nearly 20% YTD, investors may have already priced in a major AI upgrade, the foldable iPhone, and a strong first impression from John Ternus. If Apple simply delivers what the market expects, profit-taking could easily trigger a classic “Sell the News” reaction. However, I would not interpret a short-term pullback as a bearish signal. The real question is whether the new products can create a stronger upgrade cycle. A surprisingly aggressive foldable price, better-than-expected shipment targets, or genuinely useful Apple Intelligence features could quickly change sentiment. So my base case is short-term volat
TOPNear term I’m with the consolidation view. Foldable pricing and shipment guidance matter more than the keynote hype here — if either comes in soft, Apple probably just chops around.
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I’d watch sugar, palm oil and agricultural commodities first. They’re already showing strength, so the key is whether weather disruptions translate into lower production and tighter inventories. That would make the move more fundamental than a short-term expectations trade. I’d then watch fertilizer and agricultural inputs. If crop prices remain elevated, stronger farm economics could support planting and fertilizer demand. I’d want to see this confirmed by planting data and earnings. Ultimately, food-company margins would be the biggest signal for me. If higher commodity costs persist and companies start flagging input-cost pressure, it would suggest agricultural inflation is spreading into the broader economy. That’s when I’d take the El Niño theme much more seriously.
TOPFertilizer demand probably needs an inventory check first. If dealer stocks stay high, elevated crop prices may not translate into a real restock cycle yet
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I’m leaning toward A: $Apple(AAPL)$ breaks above $330, but I expect some volatility immediately after the event. With the stock already up strongly this year, a “Sell the News” dip is definitely possible if Apple simply meets expectations. For me, the key catalyst is the foldable iPhone and AI upgrades. If Apple surprises positively on pricing, demand or Apple Intelligence, I think the market could look beyond a short-term pullback and re-rate the stock higher. I’d therefore focus less on the first-day reaction and more on the next 1–2 months. Historically, Apple’s post-event weakness hasn’t necessarily stopped a stronger medium-term trend, so I’m staying cautiously bullish rather than chasing the initial move.
TOPI care way less about the first day too. Foldable plus on-device AI matters more if it deepens the ecosystem and keeps upgrade cycles alive.
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For me, AI monetisation remains the biggest Q4 theme. AI infrastructure spending is still strong, but the market is becoming more demanding about whether that spending translates into real revenue, margins and free cash flow. I’ll be watching semiconductors, data-center power and utilities closely. That said, interest rates and inflation could determine how far the AI trade can run. Higher oil prices and Treasury yields could pressure valuations, especially for high-growth stocks. Fed decisions and inflation data will therefore be key catalysts for me. Overall, I’m cautiously bullish heading into Q4, but I expect more volatility. If earnings continue to validate AI spending while rates remain manageable, I think the broader AI ecosystem—not just the mega-cap tech names—could continue to o
TOPIf CPI comes in hot and the 10Y backs up again, a lot of AI names lose their valuation floor fast. Q4 probably stays way messier than bulls expect
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🌟🌟🌟 $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ competitive advantage in China is no longer an unshakeable fortress, it has begun to weaken. With $TENCENT(00700)$ aggressively expanding from foundational AI models into custom silicon architecture, the narrative of absolute dominance by NVIDIA has begun to crack. The momentum for domestic substitution is no longer just a defensive government mandate. It has become a rallying cry for self reliance & survival. While NVIDIA still has an elite software ecosystem in CUDA & unparalleled performance at the cutting edge, the geopolitical reality has forced a dramatic decoupling. Due
TOPWho said CUDA's moat is getting shallow? Developer stickiness still looks brutal, and Tencent pushing custom silicon does not suddenly solve the software gap lol
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🌟🌟🌟The battle is on which company can beat $Apple(AAPL)$ new foldable phone. Can Huawei & Xiaomi do it? Huawei commands the premium folding phone share in China with its tri-folding Huawei Mate XT2. Xiaomi has the Xiaomi 18 Fold. CEO Lei Jun says that this new phone has several advantages over Apple. It weighs less than 8 ounces, measures less than a quarter inch thick when unfolded. The phone has Xiaomi's XRing O3 AI processor which outperforms Apple's A19 Pro Max responsiveness. Xiaomi is definitely taking action & fighting for a seat at the top end of the premium phones. In the short term, Xiaomi's share price maybe volatile but in the long term it will trend upwards as it is one of China's best innovative comp
TOPFoldables are a side quest at best. Apple's moat is still the ecosystem and software integration, not who makes the thinnest hinge lol
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I’d choose C. AUD 10,000. My understanding is that the margin limit represents the amount I’m potentially able to borrow, not money I have already borrowed. Simply having an approved limit does not mean I’m carrying a loan. If my account has an AUD 50,000 margin limit but I’ve only actually used AUD 10,000, margin interest should be calculated on the AUD 10,000 actually borrowed, rather than the full approved limit. The remaining AUD 40,000 is simply unused financing capacity, so I wouldn’t expect interest to be charged on it. For me, the key takeaway is that a margin facility provides flexibility when opportunities arise, but it’s important to distinguish available buying power from actual borrowing. Once I draw on margin, I need to factor in the interest cost as well as the additional r
TOPDaily compounding is the part people miss. Borrowing 10k sounds manageable, but if volatility keeps you in margin longer, the real cost creeps up fast
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$GENTING SINGAPORE (G13.SI) -0.81%: Volume Surge Hints Accumulation
$Genting Sing(G13.SI)$ Slipped -0.81%: Volume Surge Hints Accumulation, Range Low Test at S$0.61 Latest Close Data: G13 closed at S$0.615, down -0.81% on 9 Sep 2026. The stock is now 19.1% below its 52-week high of S$0.76 and 9.8% above its 52-week low of S$0.56. Daily amplitude was a narrow 1.61% (S$0.61–S$0.62). Core Market Drivers: Genting Singapore saw a volume ratio of 1.62 with capital flow data showing net inflow of S$4.90M despite the down close—large buy orders of S$9.90M outpaced large sells of S$5.67M. Main shareholder Genting Berhad maintained its 52.67% stake unchanged, while Vanguard and Dimensional Fund Advisors added to positions. Technical Analysis: Volume of 35.86M shares traded was 62% above average (Volume Rat
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$UOB (U11.SI) -1.01%: Holds Support, Defensive Yield Play
$UOB(U11.SI)$ Slips -1.01%: Singapore Banking Bellwether Holds 41.08 Support, Defensive Yield Play Firm Latest Close Data: Closed at 41.18 SGD, down 0.42 SGD (-1.01%). Intraday range 41.08–41.76 SGD. Sits 6.8% below 52-week high of 44.20 SGD; well above 52-week low of 31.92 SGD. Core Market Drivers: Singapore banking heavyweight UOB faced mild profit-taking amid broad financial-sector consolidation. Dividend yield of 3.86% continues to attract income-focused positioning. BlackRock increased stake by 326,600 shares to 5.19M, signaling institutional accumulation. Technical Analysis: Volume of 2.73M shares was 1.16x the 10-day average, with Volume Ratio at 1.16. MACD and RSI readings are currently unavailable in latest feed—momentum
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$OCBC BANK (O39.SI) -1.10%: Pullback Toward Pivot Support
$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ -1.10%: Pullback Toward S$31 Pivot as Capital Outflows Cap Upside, S$30.50 Support in Focus Latest Close Data: OCBC closed at S$31.35, down 1.10% on Tuesday, September 9, 2026. The stock traded in a narrow S$31.20–S$31.72 range, finishing just 3.7% below its 52-week high of S$32.57 while remaining more than double its 52-week low of S$15.54. Core Market Drivers: Singapore bank shares consolidated as regional financials took a breather after last week’s liquidity-driven push. The sharp reversal in five-day capital flows—from +S$6,127.7万 on Sep 2 to -S$3,201.6万 on Sep 7—signals distribution near the highs. Today’s order flow was decisively negative: large orders sold S$4,616万 against only S$423万 bought, with tot
TOPNice Sharing 😁 @DiAngel @Aqa @JC888 @Barcode @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000
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$THAIBEV (Y92.SI) -1.11%: Holds Range at $0.45 Pivot
$ThaiBev(Y92.SI)$ Closed -1.11% at S$0.445: Defensive Dividend Play Holds Range, S$0.45 Pivot in Focus Latest Close Data: ThaiBev closed at S$0.445, down 1.11% on 9 Sep 2026. Price is now 7.3% below its 52-week high of S$0.48 and 8.5% above its 52-week low of S$0.41. Daily amplitude was just 2.22%. Core Market Drivers: Defensive positioning persisted in Singapore consumer staples. Capital flow data showed net inflow of S$174.2万, with large-order buying (S$275.2万) outpacing large-order selling (S$73.7万) — indicating institutional accumulation despite the marginal dip. Dividend yield of 5.01% remains the primary attraction. Technical Analysis: Volume stood at 16.6M shares with volume ratio of 0.83, below average turnover — suggesti
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$HONGKONG LAND HOLDINGS (H78.SI) +0.71%: Near High, Breakout in Sight
$HongkongLand USD(H78.SI)$+0.71%: Defensive Value Play Holds Near 52-Week High, $8.83 Breakout in Sight Latest Close Data: Closed at $8.54 (+0.71%) on Sep 9, 2026, just 3.3% below its 52-week high of $8.83. Intraday range was tight at $8.39–$8.54, with amplitude of only 1.77%. Core Market Drivers: Hongkong Land continues to benefit from defensive rotation into high-dividend property names amid regional rate-cut expectations. The 3.16% dividend yield and Jardine Matheson's controlling 55% stake provide structural support. No company-specific negative news surfaced today. Technical Analysis: Volume ratio of 1.01 suggests average participation. MACD and RSI indicator data were unavailable for this session, but price action shows res
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$CAPITALAND INVESTMENT (9CI.SI) +0.77%: Consolidates Near Pivot
$CapitaLandInvest(9CI.SI)$ Edges +0.77% to S$2.63: Temasek-Backed Real Estate Giant Consolidates Near S$2.64 Pivot, S$3.04 Resistance in Focus Latest Close Data: Closed at S$2.63, up +0.77% (+S$0.02) on Sep 09, 2026. Range S$2.61–S$2.64. Now 13.5% below its 52-week high of S$3.04 and 7.3% above the 52-week low of S$2.45. Core Market Drivers: Singapore-listed global real asset manager with Temasek as 53.93% anchor shareholder. BlackRock (+2.16M shares) and State Street (+4.62M shares) increased stakes. Dividend yield of 4.56% continues to attract income-focused capital. Technical Analysis: Volume of 6.33M shares with Volume Ratio at 0.68 signals below-average participation. RSI and MACD data unavailable in current dataset; price a
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$FRASERS PROPERTY (TQ5.SI) +0.99%: Low Float, Range Tightens
$Frasers Property(TQ5.SI)$ Holds +0.99% Near SGD 1.02: Low Float Range Tightens Between 1.00 Support and 1.20 High Latest Close Data: S$1.02 (+0.99%), just 15% below 52-week high of S$1.20 and 7.4% above 52-week low of S$0.95. Daily amplitude only 1.98%. Core Market Drivers: Singapore real estate giant Frasers Property saw modest net inflow of S$44,000 (small orders buying S$55.7K vs selling S$11.8K). TCC Assets remains dominant shareholder at 86.89%, leaving a tiny float of 421M shares. Volatility remains suppressed as rate-cut expectations stabilize REIT-heavy portfolios. Technical Analysis: Volume ratio at 0.33 signals extremely thin participation; 6.69M shares traded today, far below average. MACD and RSI values returned empt
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$DFI RETAIL GROUP / DAIRY FARM (D01) +1.66%: Holds Support, Dividend Shield
$DFIRG USD(D01.SI)$ +1.66%: Defensive Retail Play Holds $3.68, Dividend Shield Supports Range Latest Close Data: D01 closed at $3.68 (+1.66%) on Sep 9, 2026. Price sits 20.5% below its 52-week high of $4.63, yet 23.1% above the 52-week low of $2.99. Intraday range: $3.60–$3.73 with amplitude of 3.59%. Core Market Drivers: Dairy Farm International Holdings continues to benefit from defensive positioning amid regional consumer staples rotation. With Jardine Matheson holding 77.54% of shares, float remains tightly controlled. Dividend yield of 4.54% attracts income-focused flows despite the 5-day capital outflow trend. Technical Analysis: Volume of 1.16M shares was 1.67x the average, indicating renewed accumulation interest. MACD an
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$CAPITALAND ASCOTT TRUST (HMN.SI) -0.59%: Tests 52-Week Low
$CapLand Ascott T(HMN.SI)$ -0.59%: Testing 52-Week Low at S$0.84, 7.22% Yield Cushions Downside Latest Close Data: Closed at S$0.845, down 0.59% on Sep 9, 2026. Price sits just S$0.005 above the 52-week low of S$0.84 and 12% below the 52-week high of S$0.96. Core Market Drivers: Volume ratio spiked to 2.58 with 11.79M shares traded, signaling distribution. Capital flow data reveals heavy institutional selling — large orders net outflow of S$133K. Vanguard added 509.5K shares while BlackRock trimmed 616.4K shares, showing mixed institutional conviction. Technical Analysis: MACD remains flat with no signal cross as values are unavailable for this short window. RSI (6/12/24) also returned empty — price action alone suggests oversold