$SOXS2 20260821 5.0 CALL$ It's supposed to be better prior to its principal consolidation... if there's no shares consolidation, $5.1 now could easily be $6! As this call options follow its principal, it is probably difficult for a big payout at the end of the day. I can't play with this anymore after its principal consolidation. Need to hunt for my next game...
$ProShares Ultra Silver(AGQ)$ I have been adding lately... yes, it might no longer be the easy fruit 🍋🟩 to pick but I still believe in inflation protection instruments such as gold and silver. Property and land are others... this is a long term play. The ongoing market correction, oil price hikes are stroking fears in the market. Inflation triggered possible interest rates increase is getting ever possible. The new US Federal Reserve Chairman is not helping the situation with no guidance. Frankly speaking, rather than setting the direction for rates, the new chair 🪑 feels more like, a chair 🪑! It appears that he is simply another vote among the 12 voting members. So, there's also nothing much he could say, since he
$BIDU-SW(09888)$ $Baidu(BIDU)$ $BIDU-SW(09888)$ I'm bullish on Baidu for the long term and a inverse head and shoulders seems to me forming. The current level is a good support level as it bounce at this level previously. If it breaks 100 then i would start to add from below 95. At current it is very cheap already they are below book value.
$DBS(D05.SI)$ DBS Group Holdings (SGX: D05) remains Southeast Asia’s largest bank by assets and a core dividend anchor for regional portfolios, though near-term valuation appears full. Key Financial Overview Current Share Price: ~$72.00 – $73.90 SGD Consensus Analyst Target Price: ~$69.89 SGD (Range: $58.00 – $83.00 SGD) Price-to-Earnings (P/E): ~18x – 19x (Static/TTM) Dividend Yield: ~4.0% – 5.0% Investment Thesis & Strengths Wealth Management Growth: DBS is targeting over S$1 trillion in Wealth Assets Under Management (AUM) by 2030, supported by aggressive hiring plans (600+ relationship managers) and opening 18 new wealth centers across Asia by 2027. This high-margin, fee-based