To The Moon

Welcome to our trading team. We have a super star @koolgal here, and you can invite friends to our team too!  First trading day, strong start of year 2026. Find out more here:2026 Tiger Brokers Trade To Win Gather your elite trading team, compete for a roaring US$360,000 Prize Pool!

$FE HORIZON(03360)$ Buy the dip for market swing trading 

$HISENSE HA(00921)$ Opened position for dividend collection 

$CONCH CEMENT(00914)$ Closed position at minor profits 

$PAX GLOBAL(00327)$ I’ve been accumulating shares to lower my average cost basis. The company’s fundamentals remain solid.

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Portfolio 2025 Performance - Total Profit: SGD 86,000 (an 18% gain)   - Dividends Received (YTD): SGD 26,000   Looking ahead, I anticipate a more moderate return in 2026—approximately 10% total, split evenly between 5% from dividends and 5% from capital appreciation. Strategy & Context: Riding the Fed Cycle   The attached performance chart begins in January 2022—the start of my deliberate, full-cycle investment campaign. The core idea was simple yet disciplined: capitalize on the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate hike and subsequent cut cycle. When the Fed began aggressively raising rates, dividend-paying stocks—particularly in Singapore and Hong Kong—declined in price. At the time, I didn’t know the hikes would be "higher for longer," but that very unc

$CONCH CEMENT(00914)$ Buy the dip for market swing trading 

$BABA 20260109 165.0 CALL$ Qwen’s Quiet Rise: Investing in Alibaba Beyond the AI Hype I recently purchased 100 shares of Alibaba ADR amid the noise surrounding the AI bubble and just post the Bank of Japan’s policy meeting. Looking ahead, I believe this purchase sits within a long-term valuation trough. First, I see Alibaba as a genuine leader in the AI era. Unlike many that rushed to mimic ChatGPT, Qwen emerged organically—from real business needs and steady evolution. Alibaba began in e-commerce. As its operations scaled, it realized that relying on third-party software would mean ceding most of its gross profits to tech vendors. So, it built its own systems. When transaction volumes grew too large for local servers to

$BYD COMPANY(01211)$ Trimmed position at minor profits