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$POP MART(09992)$ Made some easy money riding on Pop Mart's global expansion! Their entry into the North American market has been surprisingly smooth, truly a standout among Chinese brands going overseas. Perfect timing with the Contra 688 offer—snagged the vouchers on my first trade. Double the gain, double the fun! Holding for the long haul.

$IDT INT'L(00167)$ thesis playing out nicely! Their IoT biz like smart meters is gaining real traction. Holding with confidence~ Major FOMO for missing Contra688 - those vouchers are a game-changer. Next promo I'm not hesitating!

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ is on fire—hitting new highs for 3 straight days, solid gains! Also scored the Contra688 offer, snagging SGD 688 in cash vouchers, so lit. With Gemini’s commercial potential, in-house TPUs, and full-stack AI leadership, I bet it'll become the top market cap in 3-5 years!

$XPeng Inc.(XPEV)$ 's "Applied Physics AI" strategy is gaining traction, from viral robot videos to upcoming flying car production. The recent volume breakout brought solid gains, and I'm using the Contra688 cash boost to double down. This could be the next big play in smart mobility!

SanDisk just learned the hard way what “hot stock meets cold water” feels like. On Thursday, Nov. 20, newly re-listed SanDisk (SNDK) sank roughly 20% intraday during a broad tech selloff, erasing a chunk of its 2025 gains in a single session. The slump arrived as Wall Street flipped from early green to deep red after Nvidia’s post-earnings pop faded and risk appetite soured. By the close, the Nasdaq logged its lowest finish since September. If you’re thinking, “SanDisk? Didn’t that get bought years ago?” — yes, and then it came back. Western Digital spun off its flash unit this year; regular-way trading for SNDK began on Feb. 24, 2025. In other words, the SanDisk brand is once again a standalone, public memory maker. Three pressures hit all at once: 1) A shaky tape. Thursday’s reversal was

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   Palantir just did that Palantir thing—rip to records, then a sudden air-pocket lower. Now everyone’s staring at the $160s like it’s an unclaimed parking spot. Does the chart really want to “fill the gap”? After sprinting to an all-time high just above $207 on Nov. 3, Palantir (PLTR) slipped hard in the sessions that followed. The first big crack came the very next day, when shares fell ~8% despite blowout results and raised guidance. Since then, the stock has chopped lower in bursts, with this week’s ~7% slide knocking it back toward the high-$160s. Even after the skid, PLTR remains more than double its level from January.  Why the whiplash? Ironically, the drop landed

In 3Q25, the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) reported a modest tightening in office vacancy rates, easing from 11.4% in 2Q25 to 11.2 per cent. According to CBRE Singapore, Grade A office rents increased 2.1% year-on-year, underpinned by constrained new supply in the CBD core over the coming years.This trend supported stronger performance among Singapore-listed office REITs, driven by healthy occupancy levels, positive rental reversions, and proactive asset management strategies.The S-REITs with significant Singapore office exposure are $CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$ $Mapletree PanAsia Com Tr(N2IU.SI)$ $Keppel Reit(K71U.SI)$

Bitcoin's slip from $90K down to $86K was essentially a classic failure to hold a key level. Buyers couldn't sustain momentum above the psychological ceiling, and once that level gave way, the stop-loss cascade kicked in. The selloff looked dramatic on the surface, but structurally it's exactly what you'd expect when a crowded long trade starts to unwind. At the moment, I'm watching the $84K–$86K band closely. This zone has acted as a reasonable demand pocket in previous pullbacks, and if buyers step in with conviction, the market can stabilise quickly. A clean hold here would frame this entire move as a standard bull-market retracement rather than the start of anything deeper. The real inflection point, in my view, sits slightly lower at $82K–84K. If that area gives way, the market n

$CORE LITHIUM LTD(CXO.AU)$   🌋 1. Why Lithium Is Suddenly Booming Again ① EV demand stabilising — finally After two years of “EV slowdown” headlines, real demand numbers from China and the U.S. turned out… not bad at all. EV penetration didn’t collapse; it plateaued, then resumed growth at a healthier pace. 🚗⚡ Consumers are still buying — just more realistically. ② Supply cuts from Australian miners Core Lithium, Pilbara, and others started cutting production and delaying expansions. Supply discipline = higher floor for carbonate prices. ③ China restocking cycle Chinese cathode producers had extremely low inventory after the price crash. When restocking started, futures spiked like wildfire. 🔥 Futures move FIRST, then spot follows. ④

$ComfortDelGro(C52.SI)$ holding for income more

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ pls make more money

Technical and cycle analysis suggests a sustained bullish trend for Bitcoin (BTC) is underway, with a projected peak in mid-2026. This trajectory is expected to pull ASST, significantly higher. Following this peak, a substantial corrective phase is anticipated for both assets, retracing a majority of the gains. Detailed Projections: · Bitcoin (BTC): · Current Outlook: Having established a strong support level around $80,000, BTC is projected to enter a prolonged upward trend. · Price Target: The cycle peak is anticipated in the $150,000 - $165,000 range. · Subsequent Correction: Following the peak, a significant market correction is expected. · Correlated Growth: In tandem with BTC's bullish phase, ASST is forecast to rally towards a target zone of $8.50 - $11.50. · Subsequent Correction:

$Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$ For long term investment

$DBS(D05.SI)$  buy and sell over a few years... I think peaking at $56. Going to sell If hit $56

Last Week's Recap1. U.S. Market -Investor cautions and Tech PullbackTech pullback: The $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ finished the week down 2.7%, marking its third consecutive weekly decline, while the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ and the $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ posted smaller declines of about 2.0%.Fed cut uncertainty: Unemployment rose to 4.4%, the highest since October 2021. CME FedWatch data shows that the probability of an interest rate cut on December 10 increased to nearly 72%, up from about 30% earlier in the week.Volatility returns: Short-term expectations of U.S. stock market volatility surged, with the $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ reachin

The Stock Market is going through a pullback right now (a wave down, after a wave up) and if you are an investor, you are probably seeing a drawdown in your portfolio. How you feel and how you react to portfolio drawdowns will determine how profitable you will be in the long term. Here are a few useful psychological tips 1) No matter how great an investor you are, you will experience your portfolio value going through temporary drawdowns. Legendary investor Peter Lynch who achieved +604% return in his 13-year career (beating the S&P 500 by 3X) saw his portfolio drop 27% to 56% several times throughout the process. Even the most skillfull pilot in the world cannot avoid turbulence. If you accept the fact that the temporary market declines and portfolio drawdowns are part of the investin

Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN) has plummeted 46% from its peak. This sharp decline mirrors a broader sell-off gripping both crypto and equity markets. The convergence of these downturns creates a critical technical juncture for the stock. Today, we will dissect the Elliott Wave correction currently in progress. Our analysis establishes a clear potential path for the stock over the coming months, providing a strategic roadmap for traders navigating this volatility.. Elliott Wave Analysis A clear positive correlation links Bitcoin and COIN. Both assets consistently share major highs and lows. Consequently, we expect this relationship to continue during the current downturn. Furthermore, Bitcoin now approaches its April 2025 low. It will likely retest the September 2024 low next. Therefore

High-Dividend Stock Guide: When the Tide Goes Out, Who's Swimming Naked and Who’s Still Standing Strong? "You don't find out who's been swimming naked until the tide goes out."This classic saying in finance was uttered by Warren Buffett at the 1994 Berkshire shareholders meeting. There are two main logics in U.S. equity investing: one is making money from valuation expansion (benefiting from market liquidity), and the other is earning the company's long‑term intrinsic value and moat. Buffett's quote reminds us: In bull markets or periods of abundant capital, many problems are masked by the “water level”: weak profitability, aggressive expansion, over‑reliance on a single customer/channel, and survival dependent on financing. Once the environment deteriorates (the tide refers to an external