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Resharing: Xiaomi – bear trap rebound, prices return back above the range by Chua Wei Ren

CGSi analyst Chua Wei Ren who specialises in short-term technical analysis has noted that Xiaomi’s price action is seeing a potential bullish reversal to the upside with confirmation of a double bottom from the monthly chart. Read more to find out the key substantiating points: cgsi.com/api/do...Meanwhile, warrant investors keen to trade on Wei Ren’s short-term technical view on Xiaomi may wish to consider the below trending Xiaomi call warrant:Call PABW: https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/PABWThere is no put warrant available over Xiaomi *Trending warrants refer to the warrants quoted on the tightest spreads and highest liquidityNote: Wei Ren and/or CGSi are independent of, and not affiliated with, Macquarie. Wei Ren’s view does not represent that of Macquarie’s and may contradict M
Resharing: Xiaomi – bear trap rebound, prices return back above the range by Chua Wei Ren

IBM leads market drop as AI concerns hit equities

S&P 500: 6,837.75 (-1.0%) Nasdaq-100: 24,708.94 (-1.2%) DJIA: 48,804.06 (-1.7%) Eurostoxx: 6,113.92 (-0.3%) U.S. crude futures: $66.31 (-0.3%) Wall Street fell sharply Monday with all three indices dropping more than 1% as investors weighed new tariff moves from Donald Trump. Losses were led by major financial and technology-linked names amid fear Artificial Intelligence (AI) could reshape white-collar industries and pressure profits. IBM led losses after reports that new AI tools could automate legacy software development tied to its enterprise business. Sentiment was also pressured after Trump announced plans to raise a newly proposed global tariff to 15% following the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down earlier tariffs.
IBM leads market drop as AI concerns hit equities
New HSI April expiries listed this morning!

Joey Choy: Is $10 the gateway to the next breakout for City Dev?

City Development (City Dev) shares have been demonstrating sustained strength with a well-established long-term uptrend, with prices consistently holding above the rising 200-day and 100-day moving averages. More recently, prices have advanced toward the key psychological $10.00 resistance level after stabilising above the $9.60 support region. With earlier bullish signals still playing out, a sustained move above this threshold could signal continuation toward the next resistance level. Read on to find out where Joey thinks the next higher resistance level could be, and how one can leverage on this view using City Dev call warrants: https://www.warrants.com.sg/marketnews/highlight/todayhighlight/7827 *Joey’s view does not represent that of Macquarie’s
Joey Choy: Is $10 the gateway to the next breakout for City Dev?

Stocks rise as Supreme Court tariff ruling outweighs soft U.S. data

S&P 500: 6,909.51 (+0.7%) Nasdaq-100: 25,012.62 (+0.9%)  DJIA: 49,625.97 (+0.5%) Eurostoxx: 6,131.31 (+1.2%) U.S. crude futures: $66.48 (+0.1%) U.S. equities finished higher on Friday as a landmark Supreme Court ruling unwinded much of President Donald Trump’s tariff regime, which lifted stocks and overshadowed softer macro data. All three indices had opened weaker but reversed after the Court ruled that Trump lacked authority to levy tariffs under a 1970s statute, effectively nullifying a large portion of existing duties. Although the president quickly vowed to implement new 10% global tariffs under alternative legal avenues, markets welcomed the temporary reprieve for trade‑exposed technology and consumer giants. The tariff-driven optimism helped offset a pair of disappointing e
Stocks rise as Supreme Court tariff ruling outweighs soft U.S. data

New call and put warrants tracking big movers Alibaba and PopMart

🆕Macquarie has listed a new call warrant tracking Alibaba shares and new put warrant tracking Popmart ✳✴The Alibaba call warrant $Alibaba MB eCW260804(V8ZW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/V8ZW) allows investors to gain leveraged exposure to the upside moves in Alibaba shares at just SGD 0.030 while Alibaba shares trade at HKD 151 while the PopMart put warrant $PopMart MB ePW260703(YR3W.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/YR3W) allows investors to hedge against the downward moves of PopMart shares at SGD 0.029 while PopMart shares trade at HKD 254 📊Both stocks have experienced significant volatility this calendar year 📉 $BABA-W(09988)$
New call and put warrants tracking big movers Alibaba and PopMart

New call warrants tracking China Life, Meituan, Ping An Insurance

New call warrants tracking China Life, Meituan, Ping An Insurance

Macquarie Warrants would like to wish you a Happy Chinese New Year! Wishing you good fortune and a joyful reunion with friends and family in the Year of the Horse!

Macquarie Warrants would like to wish you a Happy Chinese New Year! Wishing you good fortune and a joyful reunion with friends and family in the Year of the Horse! In conjunction with the Chinese New Year holidays, please take note of Macquarie's market making schedule as follows: Mon 16 Feb (half-day trading): Market-making quotes for all warrants will be pulled at 1158AM Tue 17 Feb to Wed 18 Feb: Market shut, no market making for any warrants Thu 19 Feb: Market-making resumes over Singapore shares, SIMSCI, Nikkei225, S&P500 and Nasdaq-100. As the Hong Kong market is still shut, there will be no market making for any warrants over the HSI, HSTECH and Hong Kong stocks Fri 20 Feb: Market-making resumes over ALL underlyings Enjoy the break, huat ah!
Macquarie Warrants would like to wish you a Happy Chinese New Year! Wishing you good fortune and a joyful reunion with friends and family in the Year of the Horse!

📈 Chua Wei Ren: Xiaomi – bear trap rebound, prices return back above the range

CGSi analyst Chua Wei Ren who specialises in short-term technical analysis has noted that $XIAOMI-W(01810)$ ’s price action is seeing a potential bullish reversal to the upside with confirmation of a double bottom from the monthly chart. Read more to find out the key substantiating points: https://rfs.cgsi.com/api/download?file=c4d5e341-5aff-4f18-bf83-f6ffacb7b186 Meanwhile, warrant investors keen to trade on Wei Ren’s short-term technical view on $XIAOMI-W(01810)$ may wish to consider the below trending Xiaomi call warrant: CallPABW: https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/PABW $XIAOMI MBeCW260703(PABW.SI)$ There is no put warrant available over Xiaomi. *T
📈 Chua Wei Ren: Xiaomi – bear trap rebound, prices return back above the range

Reminder to attend tonight's webinar on: Harnessing the Year of the Horse - Investor education session on structured warrants

Join us for an educational session with SGX Academy Trainer Binni Ong as she shares her approach to identifying short‑term market setups in the Year of the Horse. Learn about key market concepts, how structured warrants work, and practical tools to support informed decision‑making. Jamie Chung, Head of Macquarie Warrants Singapore, will also explain the features and risks of structured warrants. Attend the webinar to participate in a pop quiz, where $5 vouchers will be awarded to five winners: https://www.sgxacademy.com/event/harnessing-the-year-of-the-horse-investor-education-session-on-structured-warrants/ *Terms and Conditions apply. Vouchers are sponsored by SGX.
Reminder to attend tonight's webinar on: Harnessing the Year of the Horse - Investor education session on structured warrants

DBS – little margin for error

🔻Yesterday, $DBS(D05.SI)$ fell as much as 2.2% to $58.18 after announcing its 4Q results before market. The stock is down another 0.9% this morning to $57.67 as of 910AM – its lowest price level in 3 weeks 📢The company's 4Q results had missed analysts expectations by around 10%, led by softer non-Interest Income and higher provision allowance 🛣Looking ahead, the bank provided guidance toward an almost flat revenue for FY2026 compared to FY2025 ✍Yesterday evening, Macquarie Research (MQ) released a research report on DBS reiterating their Underperform rating and their latest target price revision 🙅‍♂️MQ believes that while a high dividend yield and further share buyback could underpin the share price support, the subdued earnings outlook leaves l
DBS – little margin for error

Market Colour: Nikkei225 bounce back on election hopes

🔃The $Nikkei 225 Index(N225.JP)$ index experienced heightened volatility during today’s trading session. At the open, the index gapped lower, declining as much as 1.5% from yesterday's 5PM close. However, it has since reversed all losses, trading +0.2% in positive territory at 54,050 as of 130PM 🗳This recovery comes as investors shift their focus to the upcoming national election, scheduled for this weekend. 💁Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has called for a snap election to secure support for increased government spending and potential tax cuts. 🥇Analysts widely expect the ruling coalition to win decisively, which has helped stabilise market sentiment (Trading Economics, 6 February). ↕Investors with a directional view of the Nikkei 225 index can
Market Colour: Nikkei225 bounce back on election hopes

Post-results movers: Keppel surges 5%; SGX falls 1.5%

🔝 $Keppel(BN4.SI)$ call warrants $KeppelMBeCW260330(MXDW.SI)$ are amongst this morning's top warrant performerswith gains between 38% to 41% after Keppel shares surged as much as 5.3% to$11.53 this morning. Macquarie has no put warrants tracking Keppel. 📢Before market open this morning, Keppel posted net income of S$789 million in 2025, a 16% decrease from a year earlier, and missed the S$857 million average of 11 analyst estimates polled by Bloomberg ✍The lower than estimated income stemmed from an accounting loss of SGD 222 million from the sale of M1 in August 2025 ↗Revenue rose about 3% to SGD5.98 billion, missing the Bloomberg consensus projection of SGD 6.64 billion, although the firm generated
Post-results movers: Keppel surges 5%; SGX falls 1.5%

Hang Seng Index – what the latest correction says about market strength

After rallying to the psychological 28,000 - its highest since July 2021 - last Thursday, the Hang Seng Index (HSI) has since pulled back more than 1,000 points, or 4.4% in just four days.   What does this latest correction say about the strength of the HSI? SGX Academy Trainer Binni Ong compares the latest correction to previous ones and shares her view on what the immediate support levels may be. Read on to find out and the HSI warrants investors can use to trade Binni’s views. *This post is sponsored by Macquarie Warrants Singapore. Binni’s view does not represent that of Macquarie’s Introduction – HSI recent selling pressure in context The Hang Seng Index experienced a pullback during the Sep–Nov 2025 period, with the decline limited to less than 10%. This contrasts with earl
Hang Seng Index – what the latest correction says about market strength

Xiaomi - new call warrant available as stock hits 52-week low

🆕Macquarie Warrants has listed a new call warrant $XIAOMI MBeCW260703(PABW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/PABW) tracking $XIAOMI-W(01810)$ ✳The call warrant costs SGD 0.037 while Xiaomi shares trade at HKD 35.06 and will move approximately 5% for a 1% move in Xiaomi based on its effective gearing level as of 9AM this morning 📉Yesterday, Xiaomi shares hit a 52-week low to HKD 35.06 following the broad market selldown. According to Bloomberg's historical data, Xiaomi has the highest average 3-month return when the shares are sold to a new 52-week low ✂Last week, two analysts on the street lowered their price target on the stock, citing weaker earnings outlook and a longer wait for smartp
Xiaomi - new call warrant available as stock hits 52-week low

⚠Sold out: HSI 30200MBeCW260330 (MXOW)

LATEST AS OF 3PM: Warrant investors may wish to note that HSI call warrant MXOW is now quoted on tight spreads with offer liquidity of 5M units once again, following a buy back of the warrants. Hence, the warrant is no longer sold out.   Feel free to call us at 6601 0289 should you have further queries on the pricing of our warrants 🚫HSI warrant investors may wish to note that Macquarie's inventory on HSI call warrant $HSI 30200MBeCW260330(MXOW.SI)$ is sold out, and that the warrant is quoted on widened offer spreads with low offer liquidity volumes. The bid price however, will remain fair regardless of whether it is sold out or not, and will continue to move with the HSI futures according to its live matrix (https://warrants.com.sg/t
⚠Sold out: HSI 30200MBeCW260330 (MXOW)

Sold out warrant: HSI 26600MBePW260226 (YL1W)

⚠HSI warrant investors may wish to note that Macquarie's inventory on $HSI 26600MBePW260226(YL1W.SI)$ is almost fully sold out with inventory of just 2,000,000 units left ↔As such, the warrant is now quoted on widened offer spreads with low offer liquidity volumes of 500K units. ✅The bid price however, will remain fair regardless of whether it is sold out or not, and will continue to move with the HSI futures according to its live matrix (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/YL1W). ✴✴Investors can consider switching into another HSI put warrant $HSI 25200MBePW260330(XQSW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/XQSW) or $HSI 28000MBePW260629(XEFW.S
Sold out warrant: HSI 26600MBePW260226 (YL1W)

Alibaba - summary of all the recent tailwinds for the stock

•Alibaba shares look set to extend its exuberant start to the year with a 19% year to date return with a 6% gain over the past five days •Trending Alibaba call warrant WLWW which has been seeing buying interest this year, has risen 100% from SGD 0.023 to SGD 0.046 as of yesterday, five times more than Alibaba's share price year to date return of 19% •Trending Alibaba put warrant 9POW (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/9POW) is down 49% to SGD 0.049 over the same period •Just on Monday, Alibaba released its latest AI reasoning model Qwen3 Max Thinking •The model rivals the performance of Claude Opus 4.5, Gemini 3 Pro and GPT-5.2-Thinking-xhigh in solving science, math and coding questions •Alibaba had on 15 January announced the linking of its Taobao, Fliggy, and Alipay services to i
Alibaba - summary of all the recent tailwinds for the stock

Harnessing the Year of the Horse - Investor education session on structured warrants

👩‍🏫Join us for an educational session with SGX Academy Trainer Binni Ong as she shares her approach to identifying short‑term market setups in the Year of the Horse. 🔑Learn about key market concepts, how structured warrants work, and practical tools to support informed decision‑making. 👩Jamie Chung, Head of Macquarie Warrants Singapore, will also explain the features and risks of structured warrants. Note: Structured warrants are high‑risk, leveraged products and may not be suitable for all investors. 💵Attend the webinar to participate in a pop quiz, where $5 vouchers will be awarded to five winners: https://www.sgxacademy.com/event/harnessing-the-year-of-the-horse-investor-education-session-on-structured-warrants/ *Terms and Conditions apply. Vouchers are sponsored by SGX.
Harnessing the Year of the Horse - Investor education session on structured warrants

Singapore banks 4Q25 preview – relative value plays in focus

🐰🐢While DBS is extending its outstanding share price performance from 2025, its peer UOB and OCBC are playing catch-up, fast. 💫Last Friday, OCBC and UOB touched new record highs. Both stocks have rallied 25% and 14% respectively over the last 12 weeks – and are amongst the top STI index gainers over the last 3 months - to catch up with DBS’ +29% gain in 2025. 🔝Consequently, OCBC and UOB call warrants have emerged amongst the top warrant gainers over the last 12 weeks with returns of +278.9% and 94.6% while a OCBC put warrant which fell 96.7% over this period, is the second worst performing warrant over the past 12 weeks 🗓How will the stocks move ahead of their upcoming earnings starting with DBS on 9 February 2026? 📝Macquarie Research (MQ) offers their view of the Singapore banks ahead of
Singapore banks 4Q25 preview – relative value plays in focus

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