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Look Back, Trade Forward: August Reflection & September Positioning August 2026 delivered the best August for equities since 2021, with the S&P 500 (+2.7%) and Nasdaq-100 (+4.2%) powered by a semis recovery, software rebound, and commodity strength. However, beneath the surface, 5 of 11 sectors finished negative, the 30-year Treasury yield hit 5.34% (highest since 2007), and the probability of a September Fed rate hike surged to 67%. September brings a dense catalyst calendar — CPI on Sept 11, FOMC on Sept 15-16 with a dot plot, Treasury buybacks that began Sept 9, and a BoJ decision Sept 18 — against a backdrop of US-Iran tensions, Strait of Hormuz disruptions, and historically weak seasonality. Constructive but selective. Overweight AI infrastructure/semiconductors, Defense
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$UOB (U11.SI) +0.76%: Holds Above 41, Eyes High Retest
$UOB(U11.SI)$ +0.76% at SGD 41.30: Defensive Banking Play Holds Above SGD 41, Eyeing 52-Week High Retest Latest Close Data: UOB closed at SGD 41.30 (+0.76%) on Sep 11, 2026, just 6.6% below its 52-week high of SGD 44.20. Intraday range was tight at SGD 41.00–41.38, reflecting controlled accumulation. Core Market Drivers: Singapore banking sentiment stays resilient amid stable net interest margins and steady ASEAN loan growth. UOB's 3.85% dividend yield continues to attract yield-seeking capital in a volatile macro environment. No major company-specific news today; price action driven by defensive rotation into SG banks. Technical Analysis: Volume ratio came in at 0.58, indicating below-average participation with 1.33M shares trad
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$YANGZIJIANG SHIPBUILDING (BS6.SI) -0.40%: Holds Support on Muted Volume
$YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ Holds $4.98 on Muted Volume, RSI Neutral, Pivot at $5.00 Latest Close Data: BS6 closed at S$4.98, down 0.40% on 9.08M shares traded. Price sits 5.3% below the 52-week high of S$5.26 and 70.5% above the 52-week low of S$2.92. Core Market Drivers: The stock consolidated quietly amid light volume (Volume Ratio 0.48), with capital flow data showing net inflow of S$4.76M driven by large-order buying. Dividend yield of 4.13% and robust ROE of 32.1% continue to underpin defensive demand for this shipbuilding leader. Technical Analysis: Volume contracted 52% below normal levels, indicating a lack of conviction from either side. MACD values are currently unavailable from the data provider. RSI data also not retu
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$THAI BEVERAGE (Y92) -1.12%: Yield Cushions Mild Pullback
$ThaiBev(Y92.SI)$ Mild Pullback -1.12%: Defensive 5.08% Yield Cushions Risk, Range 0.44-0.45 Holds Latest Close Data: Closed at S$0.44 (-1.12%), just 1 cent off the 52-week high of S$0.48 and 3 cents above the 52-week low of S$0.41. Intraday range was tight: 0.44 to 0.45 (amplitude 2.25%). Core Market Drivers: The one-day capital flow showed net selling pressure (total outflow S$449万 vs inflow S$294.9万), with large orders dominating the sell side at S$309万. Volume ratio of 1.13 indicates modestly above-average activity. The 5.08% dividend yield continues to anchor defensive demand for this Thai beverage giant. Technical Analysis: Trading volume was 16.81 million shares. MACD and RSI values are unavailable in the latest indicator
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$CAPITALAND ASCOTT TRUST (HMN.SI) -1.18%: Tests 52-Week Low
$CapLand Ascott T(HMN.SI)$ Slips -1.18% to 0.835 SGD, Testing 52-Week Low Support at 0.84, Rebound Setup Emerges Latest Close Data: Closed at 0.835 SGD, down -1.18% from yesterday’s 0.845 SGD. Intraday range 0.84–0.85 SGD. Price sits just 1 cent above the 52-week low of 0.84 SGD, while the 52-week high remains 0.96 SGD. Core Market Drivers: The 7.31% dividend yield continues to attract income-focused REIT investors, but persistent capital outflows—five consecutive sessions of net selling totaling over 530万 SGD—reflect defensive rotation. No fresh company-specific news; price action remains driven by macro yield expectations and Singapore REIT sector sentiment. Technical Analysis: Volume surged to 2.06× the average ratio (1,201.94
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$SINGAPORE EXCHANGE (S68.SI) -1.54%: Consolidates Before Breakout
$SGX(S68.SI)$ Slips -1.54% Near 52-Week High: Exchange Giant Consolidates Before Breakout, S$25.69 Resistance in Focus Latest Close Data: S68 closed at S$24.30 on 2026-09-11, down -1.54% (-S$0.38). The stock sits just -5.4% below its 52-week high of S$25.69 and +51.9% above its 52-week low of S$16.00. Intraday range: S$24.05–S$24.77, amplitude 2.92%. Core Market Drivers: Singapore Exchange is consolidating after a strong run toward its annual peak. Volume ratio hit 1.88, indicating active participation, while capital flow data shows net outflow of S$101.7万 over 5 days despite a positive single-day large-order inflow of S$1356万. BlackRock and Vanguard remain top shareholders with stable stakes. Technical Analysis: Volume surged to
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$DFI RETAIL GROUP / DAIRY FARM (D01) -3.05%: Tests Key Support
$DFIRG USD(D01.SI)$ (-3.05%): Defensive Retail Giant Consolidates Near $3.50 Support, Dividend Yield 4.77% Cushions Downside Latest Close Data: Dairy Farm International (DFI) closed at $3.50 USD (-3.05%) on 2026-09-11, near the lower end of its intraday range ($3.49–$3.60). The stock sits -24.4% below its 52-week high of $4.63 but +17.1% above the 52-week low of $2.99. Turnover rate was an extremely thin 0.06%, with only 765.4K shares traded. Core Market Drivers: Hong Kong-listed retail conglomerate under Jardine Matheson (77.54% controlling stake) continues to face muted sentiment in Asian consumer discretionary. The 4.77% dividend yield provides income support, but capital flow data shows persistent net outflows—5-day cumulativ
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$GENTING SINGAPORE (G13.SI) +0.81%: Range-Bound Accumulation
$Genting Sing(G13.SI)$ +0.81% at S$0.62: Range-Bound Accumulation, S$0.65 Breakout Watch Latest Close Data: G13.SI closed at S$0.62 (+0.81%) on 2026-09-11, with open S$0.615, high S$0.62, low S$0.61. The stock sits 18.4% below its 52-week high of S$0.76 and 10.7% above its 52-week low of S$0.56. Trading volume was 16.10M shares with a turnover of S$9.91M. Core Market Drivers: Genting Singapore recorded net capital inflow of S$4.58M (724万 total inflow vs 266万 outflow), led by large-order buying of S$5.48M. Volume ratio of 0.62 signals below-average participation. Shareholder data shows BlackRock reduced stake by 796K shares while Vanguard and Dimensional Fund Advisors increased positions, indicating mixed institutional conviction.
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Oil Back Above US$100, Diesel Cracks at a Record: What Do You Do With Energy Here?
On Thursday $Oracle(ORCL)$ closed 5.38 per cent lower at US$152.94, and only then reported. Its remaining performance obligations stand at US$664 billion, up from US$638 billion at the end of the previous quarter, a record. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ closed 0.58 per cent lower the same day, its fourth session in a row heading down and the longest such run since June. The order book set a record. The fall came before it. That US$664 billion is work signed, not money collected. To get the work done, Oracle's capital expenditure ran to about US$28.5 billion in the quarter against US$8.5 billion a year earlier; free cash flow came in at minus US$5.4 billion; and in the same fiscal qua
TOPJerry Lam: I would choose not to pursue crude oil itself, but instead place my energy exposure in "upstream/integrated energy companies with more stable cash flows". WTI rising above $100 again and diesel cracking spreads surging are certainly beneficial to energy stocks in the short term, but oil prices now include a high geopolitical premium. The most dangerous aspect of this market situation is that once the conflict eases and transportation resumes, crude oil prices will pullback/retracement very quickly, so I will not invest heavily in futures or highly leveraged oil and gas stocks above $100. If I had to do it, I would prefer integrated energy companies like XOM and CVX, or upstream companies with low cash costs and good balance sheets, rather than simply betting on oil prices continuing to rise. Refining stocks depend on whether the cracking price spread can be maintained, because diesel profits are currently very strong, but this is also a highly volatile variable. I am most concerned about three signals: whether the actual supply in Hormuz/the Middle East has been disrupted, whether commercial inventories have continued to decline, and whether the cracking price spread can be maintained at a high level. Only when these three appear together will oil prices above $100 be more like fundamentals than simply a war premium. In short: the current rise in crude oil prices is due to supply risks, not booming demand; I would rather earn the cash flow of the energy company than chase the most expensive barrel of oil.
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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ TSLA has been trending nicely upward within this bullish channel since its last earning's gap down. It is now bouncing between the 200 and 50EMAs. We are mid way to next earning later in October. So now the share price will likely be trending along with market's sentiment, otherwise Expecting the share price to trend a little more flat moving forward.
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Margin 101 | 05 Same USD 10,000 order: why can the margin required differ so much between two stocks
Some users notice: I bought USD 10,000 of two different stocks — why did one tie up less margin than the other? Because securities differ in risk, volatility and liquidity, the applicable margin requirements may differ too. 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. What range do margin rates fall in? Taking histor
TOP🌟The correct answer to this quiz is B: Stock A has a lower margin requirement. Why? Even though you are deploying an identical USD10,000 of principal into both assets, Tiger Brokers do not view them with equal risk. Example: $BHP GROUP LTD(BHP.AU)$ vs $COBRE LTD(CBE.AU)$ BHP has a market cap of AUD 200 billion while Cobre has a market cap of only AUD 308 million. Price volatility: BHP is moderate & follows trends with global macro economic implications. Cobre is highly volatile & tends to swing wildly. Why BHP is given maximum leverage: The asset is stable, transparent & ultra liquid. Why Cobre commands high margin: Small cap explorers like Cobre may not have the buyers on the other side of the order book, creating a massive risk of capital slippage. The Verdict: Using margin on BHP allows for capital efficiency. Using margin in Cobre is like playing with fire in a windstorm. Check the Risk Classification Tier before trading. @Tiger_AU @Tiger_comments @TigerStars
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After SK hynix, Kioxia Is Coming to U.S. Markets Too: Is AI Repricing the Storage Sector?
The storage sector is getting another major capital-markets catalyst. After SK hynix expanded its U.S. market presence, Japanese memory giant Kioxia is now reportedly planning a U.S. listing through ADSs. The goal is not simply to raise capital. Kioxia already trades in Japan. A U.S. listing would broaden its investor base, improve liquidity, and make the company much easier for global AI-focused funds to compare directly with names like Micron and SanDisk. That is what makes this story interesting. AI is starting to change how the market values storage companies. NVIDIA represents compute. SK hynix and Micron are closely tied to HBM. Kioxia is more exposed to NAND and enterprise SSDs. These are different businesses, but they are all benefiting from the same underlying force: AI data cente
TOPI choose ①, HBM - SK Hynix / MU, but I won't rush to buy at the current price. Kioxia's decision to list on the US stock market will indeed bring a wave of attention to storage, and SNDK will also be able to ride the wave of popularity. But you need to understand that Kioxia makes NAND/SSD, and this market competes on cost and scale. It's easy to drive up prices when supply comes up. HBM, on the other hand, is a true seller's market, with locked-in production capacity and high technological barriers. Both Nvidia and AMD have to queue up to obtain supplies, and their pricing power is completely different. Don't be fooled by the big word "storage"; HBM and NAND are no longer the same logic. Kioxia's IPO could reprice the NAND sector, but to make big money in storage, you still need to look to HBM. However, tonight's CPI is a major shock, and oil prices have already broken through 100. If the inflation data is bad, and the US Treasury yield is heading straight for 5%, even the most solid logic will have to be knocked out of valuation first. So I choose ①, but I won't do anything random before tonight. Only when the CPI is released and Micron's financial report on the 30th will the real results be revealed.
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【Tiger Friday Game】Can You Spot the Difference in 8 Seconds?
Think you know the world’s biggest companies? Let’s see how sharp your eyes really are. The video features Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, Starbucks, Apple, Tesla and NVIDIA. Each round shows eight images — seven belong to the company, while one does not. The catch? You only have eight seconds to find it. Disclaimer：Not financial advice. Investment involves risk. This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. All logos and trademarks in this advertisement are the property of their respective owners, and their use does not imply affiliation or endorsement by them. Tiger Brokers acknowledges that all intellectual property rights in the logos and trademarks are owned by their respective owners. 📢How to participate? Watch the video and drop your answers bel
TOPMy answer as in below 1) Amazon + 6 2) Microsoft + 3 3) Alphabet + 8 4) Meta + 4 5) Starbucks + 6 6) Apple + 2 7) Tesla + 5 8) Nvidia + 7 @koolgal
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Could Rate Hike Uncertainty Keep Markets Range-Bound? Three Ways to Track the Key Assets
Last night, in a futures livestream on the Tiger platform, I shared my latest views on the outlook for gold, Bitcoin, and offshore RMB amid expectations for higher interest rates. The core of this session was how to assess the direction of these assets through cross-asset correlations, while also covering trading strategy execution and adjustments to moving average parameters. Those who were unable to attend may watch the replay of our video course here: >>> 空前的高收益率壓力下，為什麼比特幣的低位機會卻很值得關注？ Next, I will summarize the key information and trading-related views from the session, so that readers who did not have time to join can quickly unders
TOPVIX staying elevated already weakens the old moving-average playbook. I’d re-run the parameters by regime first, otherwise those cross-asset signals can drift badly
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Will $100 Oil price push XOM to $200 ?
$100 Oil, the new Norm? Crude oil has decisively broken back above $100 per barrel, driven by: A sharp escalation in fighting between US and Iranian forces. And collapse in tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. After months of relatively stable flows that kept prices in check, the market now faces a reality of sustained disruption, dwindling inventories, and limited room for supply to respond. Tanker traffic through the Strait has dropped from 6–9 million barrels daily (in August 2026) to below 2 million, with the renewed fighting. Recent reports also indicated that zero very large crude carrier has exited the Straits since 02 Sep 2026. With the latest news that 5 Iranian tankers have been destroyed by US and an Iranian’s counterstrike on US base in Jordan, quest for peace has just
TOPAt $100 oil, XOM can justify a richer DCF, but $200 still needs this cash flow to stick for years. I care more about capex discipline than the headline crude spike
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AI Giants Drive the Industrial Progress
Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you! 1 $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is becoming a core piece of the robotaxi stack as autonomous fleets move into commercial scale. Every major robotaxi program operating at scale today is already using Nvidia across training, simulation and in-vehicle compute. 2 Ryan Cohen just put another ~$20M into $GameStop(GME)$ buying 1M shares at an average price of $20.38. The purchase takes his beneficial ownership to 8.5% of the company. 3 The Pentagon may be about to fund the AI buildout directly with a reported $5B loan to $Alphabet(GOOG)$ backed Fluidstack. That would push
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10-Year Yields Being this High isn't Bullish I Know
10-Year Yields being this high isn't bullish I know. But it doesn't trump the fact that we have companies like $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ literally forecasting FY28 revenue to be 60% higher than the Street. Remember 30-Year Yields hit 5.09% in October 2023. Were people panicking about yields then? Yes. Have people now missed out on generational runs because their focus was on the wrong thing? Yes. Don't lose focus on the unfathomable numbers we're likely to see in FY27-FY29 because you're being distracted by this constant bearish yield narrative. I remain long and I'll be happy buying up some quality names if markets stay spooked about the macro.
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My 2033 Take on Who the Largest 3 Companies in the World
My 2033 take on who the largest 3 companies in the world will be: 1. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$: Absurd growth still for a +$5T company. - FY28 revenue will be ~$680B - FY30 revenue I forecast to be ~$1.2T - $10T MC seems pretty reasonable based on that. 2. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$: - AWS should be generating ~$1T in revs by 2035. - Include everything else (e-comm, digital ads, subscriptions, stakes etc) - $6-8T MC for $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ is feasible 3. $Eli Lilly(LLY)$: - FY26 already ~$86B. Metabolic franchise can be $150B+ by early 2030s - GLP-1 cash funds the real product:
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GOLD: The Perfect Bearish Alignment Has Formed
$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$$Gold - main 2612(GCmain)$$XAU/USD(XAUUSD.FOREX)$ The current gold price is in a technical pattern characterized by a rebound from a bottom and wide-range volatility. On the H4 chart, the moving averages have formed a very standard and perfect bearish alignment. Even if gold prices rebound, the upside will be extremely limited, as the resistance zone at $4,345–$4,350 will act as an insurmountable barrier. A break below yesterday’s low of $4,311 will trigger a technical sell-off, with downside potential extending directly to $4,250 or even near $4,200. For today, firmly exe
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TLT, AVAV, SPY, MAGS& AAPL Suffer a Lot of Pain Before the Final Decision
Hello everyone! Today i want to share some technical analysis with you! 1 $Apple(AAPL)$Like a perfect fitting puzzle piece. 2 $Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF(MAGS)$ Potential launch for laggard MAG7 names like $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ and $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ based on this weekly candle setup. 3 $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ They compressed the terrible things out of PA in the last 4 days and set this up for an absolute short