To The Moon

$DBS(D05.SI)$ $53.92 (−0.02%): Sideways on light volume; hold $53.20–$53.60 keeps $54.20–$54.80 breakout path openMarket Recap (as of Oct 31, 2025): DBS finished at $53.92 on a tight tape (range $53.72–$54.08). Volume 1.32M vs 3.95M avg (~0.34×), pointing to simple consolidation rather than distribution. Shares sit ~1.6% below the 52-wk high $54.80.Technical Indicators Analysis: RSI(14) ~60 (firm, not overbought). MACD is slightly positive with a small histogram as price rides above short-term EMAs (9-period). Base case next 1–3 weeks: sideways-up while $53.2–$53.6 holds. A strong daily close back through $54.2 would set up a run at the prior high.Support / Resistance: Support: $53.20/$51.50 Resistance: $54.80/$54Valuation and Target Range: TTM

$Hims & Hers Health Inc.(HIMS)$ $45.46 (+3.18%): First bounce attempt from a weak tape; $45 needs to hold to avoid a deeper fade toward $42Market Recap (as of Oct 31, 2025): Hims & Hers Health closed at $45.46 after trading $45.03–$47.24. Volume was ~4.1M vs ~28.7M avg (~0.14×), a light-participation day. Shares are ~38% below the 52-wk high ($72.98; low $19.15). Overnight indication shows a modest bid near $46.90.Technical Indicators Analysis: RSI(14) ~40 (neutral-bearish) after a multi-week drift; MACD stays below zero and under its signal, though the histogram’s decline is slowing—early signs of downside exhaustion. Price is hovering just above a minor horizontal shelf around $45; reclaiming $47–48 would be the first step to rebuild mom

$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ $6.01 (+0.50%): Holds the $6 handle; staying above $5.95 keeps the late-Sept breakout intactMarket Recap (as of Oct 31, 2025 close) Grab ticked up +0.50% to $6.01 on a tight session (range $5.95–$6.08). Volume 41.95M vs 44.53M avg (~0.94×), a quiet day near the highs. Shares sit ~9.2% below the 52-wk high $6.62. Overnight prints show ~$6.06 (+0.83%).Technical Indicators Analysis (Daily, YTD) RSI(14) ≈ 54 (neutral). MACD is slightly positive (MACD > signal; histogram ~+0.01) but flattening—momentum modest after October’s pullback. Price is riding above the 9-day EMA (~$5.94) / 9-day DEMA (~$5.98); holding that cluster preserves higher-low structure. Base case next 1–3 weeks: consolidation with a mild upward bias while $5.9

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