Despite Trump claiming “victory” in the conflict with Iran, the situation remains far from resolved, with ongoing military activity, no confirmed ceasefire, and continued tensions in the region. His statements are widely seen as political messaging rather than a signal that the war has ended, as both sides are still capable of escalation and there is no clear agreement in place. As a result, the risk of the conflict “kicking back” or intensifying again remains high, which is why global markets are reacting cautiously rather than treating the situation as fully stabilised.

Singapore 3 major banks, DBS, UOB, and OCBC, have been rising despite broader market weakness mainly due to dip buying and their reputation as stable, dividend paying blue chips. Investors tend to rotate into these names during uncertainty because of their strong balance sheets and consistent earnings, making them relatively defensive compared to more volatile sectors. While the upward move suggests continued confidence and it is not necessarily too late for long term investors seeking steady returns, the recent gains are partly sentiment driven, so chasing at current levels carries short term risk, a more prudent approach would be gradual accumulation rather than jumping in all at once.

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Tesla. the stock is no longer in a strong uptrend but trying to find a bottom, and right now there isn’t a clear one yet. The area around $350 is acting as a key support where buyers are attempting to step in, but if that level breaks, the next likely downside zone is in the low $300s, with deeper support closer to the high $200s. The weakness is being driven not just by technicals but also softer EV demand and rising competition, which is weighing on sentiment. For now, it looks more like a consolidation or base building phase rather than a confirmed rebound, meaning the stock may continue to move sideways or stay volatile until a clearer direction forms.

Micron and SanDisk bouncing back doesn’t mean the memory bull trend is over. in fact, the bigger uptrend is still there, just less smooth. Demand from AI is still very strong, keeping pressure on supply for both DRAM and NAND, which supports higher pricing over time. But after the huge run memory stocks had, what we’re seeing now looks more like a pause or consolidation rather than a fresh breakout. In other words, the cycle is still bullish overall, but expect more volatility and pullbacks instead of a straight move up from here.

AMD. is bouncing back, but $220 isn’t exactly a clear “next stop” — it’s more of a tough area where the stock may slow down. There’s some resistance in the low $210s first, and then a stronger zone around $220–$225 where sellers have shown up before. The overall trend still looks positive thanks to AI-driven growth, but the move up is likely to be step-by-step rather than a straight run. If it can push through $220 with solid momentum, then higher levels come into play, but it’s just as likely to pause or pull back there first.

Rocket Lab USA Inc. is hovering around $70, which is a key level where the stock has struggled before because sellers tend to step in there. It’s had strong momentum and good sentiment lately, so a breakout is possible, but it’s not guaranteed given valuation concerns and uneven profitability. If it pushes clearly above $70 with solid volume, it could continue higher toward the mid-$70s or beyond, but if it fails to hold that level, a pullback toward the mid-$60s is likely.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq likely inch upward through December rather than jump dramatically — assuming no major shock. If I had to pick a rough scenario: a moderate gain (say +3-7%) for the S&P 500 and tech/large-cap heavy indexes like the Nasdaq maybe slightly better if conditions align. If I were to pick one sector most likely to outperform in the last 10-12 weeks of the year, I’d choose the Technology / Information Technology sector — especially companies heavily leveraged to AI, cloud, and large-cap global exposure.

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Intel (INTC.US) on monthly chart we need a 9 and maybe a few red candles but after that we good. this is probably sideways until earnings now then up

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