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Why Singapore’s New Power Deal Will Hit Your Wallet 🦖 Everyone is staring at July’s tariff hike, but the more interesting story is the quiet paperwork that decides what your SP bill looks like in 2035. A 3.4 gigawatt power import plan from Indonesia sounds like a policy headline, yet it is actually a map of who earns infrastructure fees, who carries the project risk, and how much of your future bill is still hostage to gas prices. If you are planning how long your CPF and SRS can fund aircon in retirement, this is where the long game gets real, because today’s S$20 shock is a symptom of how concentrated our energy supply still is, while these MOUs quietly rebalance that over the next decade. The same goes for DFI’s leadership shuffle, a 0.3 per cent share move that tells you the market see

Forty-two U.S. stocks with market caps above $10 billion are trading at fresh all-time highs as of July 7, 2026. The top 10 span diversified banking, global consumer staples, power infrastructure, enterprise cybersecurity, class-I freight rail, and healthcare REITs—a pristine cross-section of the market's structural momentum right now. The top 10 tickers leading this cohort - $Bank of America(BAC)$, $Coca-Cola(KO)$, $GE Vernova Inc.(GEV)$, $Palo Alto Networks(PANW)$, $CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.(CRWD)$, <

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is sitting at one of those chart areas where the market has to make a decision. Not a tiny decision, either. This is not “one random candle in the middle of nowhere.” On the weekly chart, NVIDIA is testing the $191 to $195 support zone, which lines up closely with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement around $191.86 from the recent rally. At the time of the chart, NVDA is trading around $195.55, with a market cap near $4.77 trillion, a trailing P/E around 29.8, and EPS around $6.57. NVDA Weekly Chart The Technical Setup: Why $191 to $195 Matters The chart shows $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ pulling back from its recent high near $236.50 into the $191 to $195 zone. This area matters for three reasons. First, it

Have you thought Closing $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ in Y2025 at $214 and currently trading at $552 (up 160% YTD). Wall Street is putting the red-carpet and welcome this soon to be $1 trillion market cap. 180 PE, you think is High or Low? But buying shares at a multi-month high is an aggressive move. Implied volatility (the market's expected price swing) is highly elevated. Instead of buying expensive shares, smart traders sell that expensive premium. Here are two scenario blueprints to navigate this semiconductor volatility without chasing the top. Strategy 1: The Income Generation Route (The Wheel Strategy) The Wheel Strategy (a repetitive process of selling puts to collect premium and potentially buy stock at a discount) fits this setup well.

Wall Street starts the week with renewed momentum. After last week's volatility, investors returned to one familiar theme: Artificial Intelligence. Market recap: • Dow Jones: +0.29% (another record close) • $S&P 500(.SPX)$ : +0.72% • $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ : +1.12% Chip stocks rebounded, AI leaders regained traction, and optimism returned to the market. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ But perhaps the biggest story isn't the comeback of AI. It's what is happening outside the AI trade. AI Remains the Engine… Last week's semiconductor selloff raised concerns that the AI rally might finally be losing steam. Monday's session suggested otherwise. Investors stepped back into AI-related na