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Fistein
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$Sheng Siong(OV8.SI)$  $3.60 Target Price. --Overview of Sheng Siong (OV8)-- Sheng Siong Group Ltd (SGX: OV8) relies on a mix of store network expansion, operational efficiency, macro-driven demand, and new sales channels to drive its core financial performance. --Growth Catalysts for ShengSiong-- 1). Aggressive Store Expansion Pipeline: The company's primary growth engine remains physical store network expansion. Adding 16 new stores in Singapore between 2025 and 1H 2026, Sheng Siong operates 90 domestic outlets alongside 6 overseas stores in Kunming, China. Future pipeline visibility is secured through upcoming openings in new housing developments like Hougang, Rivervale, and Woodlands, alongside ongoing bids for
$Sheng Siong(OV8.SI)$ $3.60 Target Price. --Overview of Sheng Siong (OV8)-- Sheng Siong Group Ltd (SGX: OV8) relies on a mix of store network expan...
# 💰Stocks to watch today?(15 September）
TOPColinThorndike: 3.60 looks conservative lah, new stores plus margin lift can justify a higher multiple once next year's EPS catches up
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Shyon
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09-10
For me, the key shift is $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ moving AI from simply talking to actually taking action. Tasks like shopping, travel, scheduling and payments create much clearer paths to monetization than another stronger chatbot. I am bullish on Meta’s distribution advantage through Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. If AI agents become deeply integrated into these platforms, Meta could benefit across advertising, commerce, payments and subscriptions without needing to build a new user base from scratch. The biggest test is trust and reliability. If users become comfortable letting Meta’s AI handle real tasks, while usage and monetization continue to grow, I think the market could increasingly view META as an AI monetization winner rather

Meta Is Moving Beyond Model Benchmarks: AI Competition Is Entering the “Execution Layer”

@Tiger_comments：
Meta’s latest AI product is meaningfully different from a typical chatbot. Instead of simply answering questions, it is designed to help users actually complete tasks across areas like email, calendars, shopping, payments and travel planning. Compared with another round of “bigger model, higher benchmark” announcements, the more important shift is that Meta is pushing AI from something that talks to users into something that acts for them. That matters especially for Meta because the market’s biggest question is no longer whether the company has serious AI capabilities. The real question is when its massive AI spending starts turning into revenue. Meta has continued to invest heavily in data centers, GPUs and top AI talent, but stronger models alone do not automatically create a new busine
Meta Is Moving Beyond Model Benchmarks: AI Competition Is Entering the “Execution Layer”
For me, the key shift is $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ moving AI from simply talking to actually taking action. Tasks like shopping, travel, schedul...
TOPEvanHolt: Capex running this hard is why I am not sold yet. Before the market pays up for agent monetization, Meta still has to prove users trust it with real tasks and advertisers pay for it
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JC888
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By the time Wed, 09 Sep 2026 trading ends, SPCX fell by -3.86% to end the day at $147.55, due to a major technical supply event as SPCX's 3rd scheduled lock-up tranche unlocked up to $319 million Class A shares (valued at around $49 billion). This created an immediate selling pressure and float expansion. Will history repeats itself on Thu, 10 Sep 2026 when another tranche of SPCX locked-up shares is being released ? This release unlocks up to 59.1 million affiliate-held shares from lock-up and market standoff restrictions.  You think?

SPCX's 2027 orbital data centre a Hoax ?

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Finally, someone spoken up about the absurdity of an orbital data centre, without tackling all the pressing issues. Naturally, it wasn't Musk, as he only speaks up when it benefits him. Musk’s Orbital Data Center Statements Below is the sequence of events where the snake oil salesman has spoken about it (In ascending date order) 31 Oct 2025 : Musk first publicly floated placing data centers in orbit in an X reply to an article discussing autonomous in-space construction. November 2025 : On “X”, Musk expanded on the concept, claiming orbital compute would become more economically viable than ground infrastructure within 3 to 5 years due to "unlimited solar power" and in-space radiative cooling. December 2025 : Following news leaks regarding a planned SpaceX listing, Musk confirmed pre-IPO d
SPCX's 2027 orbital data centre a Hoax ?
By the time Wed, 09 Sep 2026 trading ends, SPCX fell by -3.86% to end the day at $147.55, due to a major technical supply event as SPCX's 3rd sched...
TOPblimpy: Need the float ratio on that 59.1M first. If it is not a huge slice, this looks more like a short term liquidity shock than a trend break
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09-10

🎁 Write & Win｜$100 Oil: Who Wins, Who Loses?

Oil prices are back above $100 a barrel. As crude oil prices continue to rise, energy stocks are gaining momentum. But higher energy costs could also fuel inflation and put further pressure on interest rates and U.S. stocks. So, what does $100 oil really mean for the market? 🟢 Who could be the winners? Energy stocks? Oil companies? Gold? Or other sectors? 🔴 Who could come under pressure? Tech stocks? Growth stocks? Consumers? Or the broader U.S. stock market? 💡 Is this the beginning of a new energy rally—or just a short-term shock? Share your Take: Do you think oil prices will keep rising or pull back? Which sectors or stocks could benefit? Which sectors could be hit hardest? If oil stays above $100 for the long term, how would you adjust your portfolio? 🎯 How to Participate Publish an ori
🎁 Write & Win｜$100 Oil: Who Wins, Who Loses?
# 🎁 Write & Win | $100 Oil: Who Wins, Who Loses?
TOPShyon: If oil above $100 is only a short-term move, I would not be too worried & would instead watch for opportunities in energy stocks. But if oil stays above $100 for a prolonged period, higher inflation could delay rate cuts and put pressure on high-valuation tech & growth stocks. I see energy companies as the most direct beneficiaries, while gold could also benefit from higher inflation & uncertainty. On the other hand, airlines, transportation, consumers and lower-margin businesses could face rising costs. For tech stocks, the bigger risk is not oil itself, but the possibility of rates staying higher for longer. If oil keeps rising, I would not completely change my long-term portfolio. I would simply avoid chasing expensive stocks, keep some cash for pullbacks, and maintain diversification across energy, gold and technology. If oil turns out to be a short-term shock, quality tech stocks could become attractive again once the pressure fades. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG
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09-10

Why Meta's Muse Rally Makes Trust the Next AI Monetisation Test

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$'s launch of Muse transformed its AI spending story from infrastructure investment into a consumer product capable of taking actions across other applications. The September 9 rally shows that investors welcomed this shift, but an autonomous assistant that can send messages, make payments and book travel must earn trust before it can generate durable subscription or commerce revenue. Meta launched Muse on September 8, initially for US adults through a dedicated app and WhatsApp. The assistant can access authorised email, calendar, payment, health, shopping and smart-home services. Meta offers a free tier and paid plans, while describing security controls including isolated computing environments and approval requirement
Why Meta's Muse Rally Makes Trust the Next AI Monetisation Test
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TOPpeepzy: Privacy is the real bottleneck here. Meta can ship features fast, but trust takes one bad leak to break and years to rebuild.
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TigerOptions
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09-10

Why Enbridge's Tallgrass Purchase Adds Valuable Pipelines but Tests Its Funding Discipline

$Enbridge(ENB)$'s $2.55 billion acquisition of $Tallgrass Energy Partners LP(TEP)$'s crude-oil business expands its access to major US producing basins and the Cushing storage hub. The assets are strategically coherent, but partial equity funding means shareholders should evaluate per-share cash flow rather than celebrate a larger network by itself. Enbridge announced the cash agreement on September 9. The package includes a 75% interest in the 1,050-mile Pony Express Pipeline, which can transport approximately 460,000 barrels per day, a 51% stake in Powder River Gateway, nearly 8.4 million barrels of terminal storage and the Stanchion Energy marketing business. Closing is expected later in 2026, subject to
Why Enbridge's Tallgrass Purchase Adds Valuable Pipelines but Tests Its Funding Discipline
# 🎁 Write & Win | $100 Oil: Who's gonna win? Who lost?
TOPMabelReed: Accretion looks limited to me unless the equity piece stays cheap. Per-share cash flow and dividend coverage matter more than a bigger footprint here
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TigerOptions
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09-10

Why Booking's EU Court Defeat Limits Its Ability to Build a Travel Super-App

$Booking Holdings(BKNG)$' failed challenge to the European Commission's veto of its ETraveli acquisition affects more than one abandoned transaction. The judgment supports regulators' view that combining flights and hotels can strengthen an already dominant platform, limiting Booking's freedom to assemble an integrated travel ecosystem through acquisitions. The European Union's General Court issued its judgment on September 9, upholding the Commission's 2023 prohibition of Booking's proposed EUR1.63 billion purchase of ETraveli. The court agreed that adding a leading flight-booking provider could reinforce Booking's position in hotel online travel agencies. Booking said it was reviewing a possible appeal to the European Court of Justice. Reuters'
Why Booking's EU Court Defeat Limits Its Ability to Build a Travel Super-App
# 💰Stocks to watch today?(15 September）
TOPJuliusGoldsmith: I don't think this ruling kills the super app path. Booking's hotel moat is still thick, and organic flight growth could matter more than M&A here.
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09-10

Why Analog Devices' Alif Deal Extends Edge AI Into the Physical World

$Analog Devices(ADI)$' $1.35 billion acquisition of Alif Semiconductor is a bet that artificial intelligence will move from data centres into machines, sensors and battery-powered devices. The strategic logic is compelling, but Analog Devices must integrate another purchase while investors are already assigning a premium valuation to its recovery. The companies announced the all-cash agreement on September 9. Alif develops microcontrollers and fusion processors designed to perform AI tasks locally with low power consumption. An additional payment of up to $200 million is tied to performance, and closing is expected by the end of 2026. Reuters' September 9 report confirms the initial consideration, while The Wall Street Journal's transaction coverag
Why Analog Devices' Alif Deal Extends Edge AI Into the Physical World
# 💰Stocks to watch today?(15 September）
TOPdropppie: That 1.35B plus the earnout is not light for cash flow, especially with industrial recovery still shaky. Premium multiple leaves little room for integration slippage
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TigerOptions
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09-10

Why Chime's Stride Acquisition Changes It From a Fintech Distributor Into a Bank

$Chime Financial, Inc.(CHYM)$'s agreement to acquire Stride Bank is more consequential than a typical fintech partnership. Chime currently distributes bank-like services through regulated partners. Owning Stride would give it direct control over deposits, lending and product development, but would also bring bank supervision and credit risk inside the company. Chime announced the $590 million cash transaction after the September 8 close, and its shares reacted during September 9 trading. Stride is a nationally chartered bank and has supported Chime for more than seven years. Closing is expected in the first half of 2027, subject to regulatory approval. Chime expects more than $100 million of net synergies from lower sponsor-bank fees, cheaper fund
Why Chime's Stride Acquisition Changes It From a Fintech Distributor Into a Bank
# 💰Stocks to watch today?(15 September）
TOPjinglese: That $100M synergy still looks underappreciated to me. Sponsor bank fees and funding costs matter, but bringing lending economics in-house is probably the bigger unlock
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苏36
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09-10
The answer is B — a USD 300 loss. Short selling may look like simply reversing a normal stock trade, but the risk is very different. You short 10 shares at $100, effectively selling for $1,000. When the stock rises to $130, you must spend $1,300 to buy those 10 shares back, locking in a $300 loss, before borrow interest, fees, or dividend compensation. The more important lesson is that short sellers face an asymmetric risk. A stock can theoretically rise without limit, meaning losses can continue to grow. Meanwhile, borrow availability can change, margin requirements can increase, and a sudden rally may trigger forced buying or even a short squeeze. GameStop was a powerful reminder: being right about a company eventually falling doesn't guarantee you survive the journey. So before shortin
The answer is B — a USD 300 loss. Short selling may look like simply reversing a normal stock trade, but the risk is very different. You short 10 s...
# ASX Stocks Opportunities
TOPNoraPoe: The ugly part is liquidity can vanish right when you need out. In small names a borrow recall or squeeze can turn a manageable loss into pure chaos
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Tiger_Futures Pro
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Weekly Valuation Watch: AI Capex Rises as Cash Flow Falls Behind, Can Returns Justify the Risk?

Introduction: Markets Hold Firm as Rate Sensitivity Rises From August 31 to September 4, U.S. stocks moved as investors weighed geopolitical risks, higher oil prices, volatile global bond yields and a stronger jobs report. SPY gained 0.41% for the week, suggesting that risk appetite remained intact. However, market swings grew sharper. On September 4, August nonfarm payrolls rose by 162,000, well above forecasts, while unemployment held at 4.1%. As a result, Treasury yields and the dollar climbed, prompting investors to price in a greater chance of further Fed tightening. $标普500(.SPX)$ $标普500ETF(SPY)$ $SP500指数主连 2609
Weekly Valuation Watch: AI Capex Rises as Cash Flow Falls Behind, Can Returns Justify the Risk?
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TOPzinglee: Within M7, Meta and Microsoft look furthest along on actual AI monetization. The harder part is whether cash flow scales with capex or just stays optically strong
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Tiger_AU
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09-10

Margin 101 | 04 How does short selling work? Reading short risk through the 2021 GameStop squeeze

An ordinary stock trade usually goes: Buy first, then sell after the price rises. That is going long. Short selling reverses the order: Borrow the security and sell it first, then buy it back later and return it. Important: This material is provided for general educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial product advice, investment advice, or a recommendation. Margin lending, short selling, and other leveraged trading strategies involve significant risks and may not be suitable for all investors. Losses may exceed your initial investment. Before investing, consider whether the product is appropriate for your objectives, financial situation and needs, and read the relevant PDS and risk disclosures. A simple example Suppose a stock currently trades at USD 100
Margin 101 | 04 How does short selling work? Reading short risk through the 2021 GameStop squeeze
# ASX Stocks Opportunities
TOP苏36: The answer isB — A USD 300 loss. Short selling may look like simply reversing a normal stock trade, but the risk is very different. You short 10 shares at $100, effectively selling for $1,000. When the stock rises to $130, you must spend $1,300 to buy those 10 shares back, locking in a$300 loss, before borrow interest, fees, or dividend compensation. The more important lesson is that short sellers face an asymmetric risk. A stock can theoretically rise without limit, meaning losses can continue to grow. Meanwhile, borrow availability can change, margin requirements can increase, and a sudden rally may trigger forced buying or even a short squeeze. GameStop was a powerful reminder: being right about a company eventually falling doesn't guarantee you survive the journey. So before shortening, I think the better question is not"How much can it fall?", purpose"How much can I afford to lose if I'm wrong?" @Tiger_AU [思考]
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TBlive
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09-10

[Live With Selina &James] Debt, Doom & Dispersion: US Debt, the Fading Mag 7 & the Fall 2026 Outlook

The US tape has been sending a confusing signal. The S&P 500 printed another all-time high on 13 August 2026, profit margins are the fattest since 2008, and unemployment sits at a historically low 4.1% — yet beneath the surface the market is quietly fracturing. The Magnificent 7, the engine that carried indices for three years, has turned into a drag: Meta and Tesla are negative year-to-date, and the very concentration that powered the rally is now the risk. At the same time, the options market's dispersion gauge (DSPX) surged to a multi-year high in July 2026 even as headline volatility stayed calm — a sign that the story is no longer "the market," but the widening gap between winners and losers inside it. Sitting above all of it is a harder question few want to ask out loud: with the
[Live With Selina &James] Debt, Doom & Dispersion: US Debt, the Fading Mag 7 & the Fall 2026 Outlook
TOPDebbyLily: DSPX spike might be getting overread. Small-cap leadership can just be rotation, not a regime shift lol
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SGX Daily Top Movers (10-9-2026): D05, O39, U11, Z74, C38U, BS6, AWX, S68, S63 & BN4 lead

SGX Daily Top Movers (10-9-2026): D05, O39, U11, Z74, C38U, BS6, AWX, S68, S63 & BN4 lead
TOPLeeTed: M44U and N2IU both tagging 52 week lows today, whole Mapletree line still looks heavy. Yield names need a real catalyst first
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TrendSpider
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09-10

UBER, GOOG, SNDK, SLV& AAPL Enjoy Great Chance to Rebound

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some technical analysis with you! 1 Don't forget about Silver 👀 $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ 2 Memory names holding firm 💾 $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ $Micron Technology(MU)$ 3 $Alphabet(GOOG)$ is back at the 200 for just the third time in the past year 🌶️ 4 🚨 C-Suite Buy Alert The Chief Operating Officer of Uber $Uber(UBER)$ just dropped more than $5,000,000 on his own stock. This is the largest insider buy of $Uber(U
UBER, GOOG, SNDK, SLV& AAPL Enjoy Great Chance to Rebound
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AfraSimon
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09-10

AI Needs Copper. These $COPX Miners Could Benefit Next 🟠

Copper is becoming one of the most important commodities in the next phase of the AI and electrification cycle. 🟠 AI data centers need power and massive amounts of wiring. EVs require significantly more copper than traditional vehicles. Power grids, robotics, defense and industrial electrification are adding another layer of demand. And the supply side is getting tighter. Copper recently pushed above $14,700 per tonne as strong demand from power grids and EVs collided with tight supply. The problem is that new mines cannot be brought online quickly. Exploration, permitting, financing and construction can take years, while existing mines face declining grades and rising costs. That creates an interesting setup for copper miners. 👀 ⛏️ Major producers$BHP
AI Needs Copper. These $COPX Miners Could Benefit Next 🟠
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AfraSimon
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Institutions Are Quietly Loading Up on $MRDN

Something interesting is happening with $Meridian Hldg(MRDN)$ . Institutional ownership has climbed roughly 50% since June to around 762K shares, with Jane Street, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan adding exposure in August. 👀 That kind of accumulation gets more interesting when you look at the potential catalyst ahead. 💰 Full-year GAAP profitability. If Meridian reaches GAAP net profitability, $MRDN could start showing up on a much broader range of stock screeners that require positive earnings. And that matters because this is still a sub-$200M small-cap competing for attention with thousands of publicly traded companies. Right now, discovery is part of the problem. But if the current financial trajectory continues and Meridian reaches
Institutions Are Quietly Loading Up on $MRDN
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