@Shyon:I’m watching the STI closely after last week’s 0.95% decline. Gold-related strength stood out & I remain bullish on gold as safe-haven demand continues to support precious metals. The index holding above 5,650 is also encouraging and suggests that downside momentum has not fully taken control. For the week ahead, Singapore CPI and the final Q2 GDP figure are the key data points I’ll be watching. On the stock side, GLD Singapore (GSD) remains my main focus, while SIA (C6L) is also worth watching as its S$0.29 final and special dividend is paid out. I’m particularly interested in whether gold momentum can continue to outperform while broader equities remain volatile. Overall, I’m staying cautiously optimistic and will continue looking for selective opportunities rather than chasing the

@Shyon:For me, $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is the clear standout from this week’s earnings list. Strong EPS expectations and continued AI infrastructure demand make it difficult to ignore. I’m watching not only whether NVDA beats EPS, but also whether its forward guidance can justify the high expectations already priced into the stock. I’m particularly interested in how Nvidia’s margins hold up as memory and component costs rise. If it can maintain strong profitability despite higher input costs, that would reinforce my bullish long-term view and highlight its pricing power across the AI ecosystem. I’d rather accumulate NVDA gradually than chase a big move around earnings. Short-

@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟Just when you think it is safe to dip a toe into the water $BABA-W(09988)$ fell a huge 8.6% in a single trading session.  It announced an additional issuance of a massive USD 10 billion in corporate debt. The deep value bulls see a golden opportunity to bargainhunt.  In the AI race to be the best, computational infrastructure is everything.  Alibaba is securing financial firepower required to build a dominant cloud computing network across Asia. Alibaba is undervalued and oversold.  Buying the stock means you are buying Alibaba at a deep discount. Conversely, the Bears argued that if Alibaba's core domestic E commerce business was a highly cash generating machine, they would not need to issue USD 10 billion debt block. In

@Aqa:$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is the hottest to me since its Initial Public Offering in 1999. It has since completed 6 stock splits. These actions turned every single original share bought prior to June 2000 into 480 shares. The most recent stock split was a 10:1 split on 2024 June 10. I hope the company continues to grow. Long live Nvidia! Thanks @TigerEvents @TigerStars @Tiger_comments @icycrystal 🚀🚀🚀

@koolgal:🌟Dear Tiger Friends, Can you guess  the year I started investing when the hottest, most culturally explosive stock was $GameStop(GME)$ ?  This video game meme stock kingpin delivered a mind boggling, retail driven total return of over 815%! It was a year when Main Street pit their strength against Wall Street.  It was a time when online retail forums, led by the legendary "Roaring Kitty" aka Keith Gill banded together to trigger a historic, multi billion dollar short squeeze that completely broke traditional Wall Street risk models and sent institutional short sellers into a total liquidation panic. For a brief intoxicating moment, the online forums & retail "Ordinary Joes" felt completely untouchable. But the reality of corpo

@Aqa:In stock market, Buy the dip makes sense. Historically, the stock market has trended upward and has reached new highs after every broad-based decline in prices. That means even the worst bear market, dips of 30% or so, represents a chance to buy good stock. Buy when the stock price has fallen if it has good fundamentals. A fundamental investor considers the company’s earnings, cash flows and indebtedness when projecting the direction of its stock. Look at the profit margins of the company. Expanding margins is a good sign that its business is still very strong. A company with ample and growing free cash flow means it can make acquisitions, distribute wealth to shareholders in the form of buybacks and dividends or generally reinvest in its business. Also pay attention to whether the company

@Shyon:$Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ I'm continuing to add to my SOXL position during this semiconductor pullback. I'm not trying to catch the exact bottom—I'm positioning for what I believe could be a near-term rebound. Technically, the pullback toward the 200-day EMA is important to me. This long-term trendline has historically acted as a key support area, and if buyers step in around here, the current weakness could turn into another higher-low rather than a deeper breakdown. Fundamentally, I still believe the semiconductor story remains strong. AI infrastructure, data centers, high-performance computing and memory demand continue to provide structural support for the sector. A correction doesn't necessarily change that lon