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Public Holidays Singapore is closed on Monday, 12 May 2025 as we celebrate Vesak’s Day. There are no public holidays in America, China and Hong Kong. Economic Calendar (12May25) Notable Highlights (some are taken from Grok) Core CPI (MoM) is expected at 0.3% (up from 0.1%), and CPI (YoY) at 2.4%. These inflation figures are critical. If actual numbers exceed forecasts, it may signal rising inflationary pressures, potentially prompting a tighter Federal Reserve stance. CPI (MoM) at 0.3% (previously -0.1%) reinforces this trend. Core Retail Sales (MoM) at 0.3% (down from 0.5%) and Retail Sales (MoM) at 0.1% (down from 1.5%) suggest a slowdown in consumer spending, which could signal weaker economic growth. The Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index at -26.4 points to continued contraction in m

Market Outlook of S&P500 - 05May25 From the Daily interval technical indicators, they point to a “Strong Buy” rating for the S&P 500. 18 indicators have a ”Buy” rating and 2 with a “Sell” rating. These are the technical indicators. Now, let us look at the candlestick patterns. The candlestick patterns imply a bearish outlook. Technical Analysis (from Grok): 1. Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) and Moving Averages (MA) Analysis: The price (5,686.67) is above the 8, 13, and 20-period EMAs, indicating a short-term bullish recovery after the recent dip. However, the price is above the 50-period MA (5,582.75) and 200-period MA (5,746.01), suggesting the longer-term trend remains bearish following the correction. The EMAs have converged, with the 8-period EMA crossing above the 13 and 20

Public Holidays China is closed on Monday (5 May 2025) as they celebrate Labour Day. Hong Kong is closed on Monday (5 May 2025) as they celebrate Buddha’s birthday. There are no public holidays in America or Singapore. However, on Monday (5 May 2025), Singapore’s Saturday General Election (2025) will provide “off in lieu” for some business and government agencies. Economic Calendar (05May25) Notable Highlights (some are taken from Grok) The most watched news apart from Tariffs should be the Fed’s interest rate decision. President Trump has put pressure on the Fed to lower the interest rate. Fed Interest Rate Decision (02:00, USD, Previous: 4.50%): The previous rate was 4.50%. Any change in the interest rate, or even the tone of the FOMC statement, will significantly impact markets. A hawki

My Investing Muse (28Apr25) Layoffs, Delinquency & Closure news High-end apparel chain Ted Baker Canada, which operated 31 Ted Baker stores in the U.S. and 25 in Canada, along with eight Brooks Brothers Canada shops, and seven Lucky Brand Canada stores, a year later in April 2024 filed to restructure under Canada's Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act and for Chapter 15 bankruptcy to liquidate and close all of the North American stores. Luxury fashion retailer McMullen on Aug. 21, 2024, filed for Chapter 11 protection in the Northern District of California, reportedly facing a lawsuit filed by online competitor Moda Operandi over alleged copyright infringement. - The Street And sometimes, unfortunately, times just get too tough for some businesses to survive. Such is the case in Oxford

Earnings Calendar (28Apr25) Some interesting earnings include Apple, Amazon, Airbnb, Microsoft, ExxonMobil, Chevron, DuPont, PayPal, Coca-Cola, Visa, Meta, UPS, and Baxter. Let us look at UPS The UPS stock price has been falling for over 1 year. Technical Analysis recommends a “Neutral” rating. The analysts’ sentiment recommends a “Buy” rating. The target price of $123.69 implies an upside of over 26%. Revenue Growth Trend: UPS's revenue has grown from $58.363 billion in 2015 to $91.070 billion in 2024. The 10-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for revenue is 4.6%, indicating steady growth. Key Milestones: Revenue growth was strong in 2020 (14.2%) and 2021 (15.0%), driven by e-commerce demand during the pandemic. However, there was a decline of -9.3% in 2023, followed by a modest 0.1%

My Investing Muse (21Apr25) Layoffs & Closure news The popular Canadian retailer Frank and Oak is closing up stores amid the tariff chaos. Frank and Oak announced it will shut down its U.S.-based stores by the end of April 2025. - The Street After San Francisco biotech company Third Harmonic Bio slashed its staff by half in February, it’s now taking a more drastic step. The inflammatory disease research company’s directors have decided to shut it down, liquidate its assets and distribute its remaining cash to stockholders. - SF Gate At Home Group may soon file for bankruptcy as it grapples with financial difficulties and debt issues. The Coppell, Tex.-based furniture and home decor store has a large amount of debt and relies heavily on imported goods from abroad. - The Street This poor

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Here's a wild thought: What if I told you your investment portfolio has more in common with Candy Crush than actual wealth? 🤔 Like many of you, I've caught myself checking my portfolio multiple times daily, celebrating green numbers, and agonizing over red ones. Sound familiar? We've turned wealth building into a never-ending video game where the score keeps climbing, but we never actually hit cash out. Let's get real about what being a retail investor truly means. Beyond the money we put in, we're investing a massive amount of our lives into this pursuit. The hundreds of hours spent learning. The daily consumption of financial news. The endless emotional energy processing market moves. The family time sacrificed for research and analysis. We've essentially taken on an unpaid part-tim

I neither stop watching nor stop sleeping as the IV I had last Thursday for my endoscopy is still in my body [Facepalm][Cry][Anger][Gosh][OMG][Sad][Speechless]😠😤😡🤬🤕😓🤯😭😵‍💫. I think I m allergy to the IV as I still suffering dizziness, floating in the air and low blood pressure. It is like the adverse reactions of Pfizer Covid jab. . 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬. No wonder people tend to say you will be very high when you are on drugs. I don’t like the feeling. It is very scary as you might just faint or hurt yourself. another drug into my allergy list. 🤕🥺😢😭 Hence since last Thursday, I stop making major decisions. Instead, thinking of ways to get ride of the IV in my body. 😠😤😡🤬

Honestly, in this market climate, it feels like taking your eyes off the screen for even a few hours could mean missing a major policy reversal. Trump’s weekend tariff flip-flops have turned investing into a full-time surveillance job. I used to follow longer-term strategies with confidence, but now it feels like every move requires a backup plan—just in case there’s another tweet or press release while I’m sleeping. Lately, I’ve found myself shifting toward faster, more reactive trades. Instead of holding positions for weeks, I’m looking at daily or even intraday setups. The market’s not short on opportunities, but with the rules constantly changing, it’s hard to trust anything long enough to hold it through the weekend. That said, I’m not giving up or tuning out—I’m just adjusting. While

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ stop sleeping 

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ 💥🕰️🔥 Tariffs, TIGR and Timezones: Blink and You Might Miss the Breakout 🔥🕰️💥 As an investor with my finger on the pulse of the markets and across a few trading platforms, I’ve been intensely focused on UP Fintech Holding Limited, or $TIGR, a Chinese online brokerage powerhouse listed on the NASDAQ and one that you are all familar with. This firm provides a sophisticated platform for trading stocks, with global ambitions. While its service-driven model might sidestep the direct sting of tariffs, unlike manufacturers shipping goods across borders, the indirect fallout from the U.S., China trade war, amplified under Trump’s tariff regime, is impossible to ignore. With recent escalations pushing tariffs on Chinese imports to 145%

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ that's very true . U don't know when will be another executive order coming 

Keep calm and don't panic. Anyone can keep up with the unpredictability of policy changes?   Keep up with updates and take some time to revisit stock picks/risk management in this uncertain and highly volatile environment.

good sleep is worth more.⭐🐯

It does not matter “to stop watching’ or “to stop sleeping”, just “do not stop trading”. Trading now requires minute-by-minute monitoring, as policies and directions can change the next minute. Do due diligence before each trade. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal

This isn't the First time encountering Prata flipping, just stay Cool 😎 Chilled 🍷🍻 🥃 and follow your trade plan plus Risk control [Happy]. Between watching and sleeping, will definitely sleep 😴 Better After Chilling 😁

follow the money. the rest can be distracting.

Public Holidays Singapore is closed on Monday, 12 May 2025 as we celebrate Vesak’s Day. There are no public holidays in America, China and Hong Kong. Economic Calendar (12May25) Notable Highlights (some are taken from Grok) Core CPI (MoM) is expected at 0.3% (up from 0.1%), and CPI (YoY) at 2.4%. These inflation figures are critical. If actual numbers exceed forecasts, it may signal rising inflationary pressures, potentially prompting a tighter Federal Reserve stance. CPI (MoM) at 0.3% (previously -0.1%) reinforces this trend. Core Retail Sales (MoM) at 0.3% (down from 0.5%) and Retail Sales (MoM) at 0.1% (down from 1.5%) suggest a slowdown in consumer spending, which could signal weaker economic growth. The Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index at -26.4 points to continued contraction in m