$Coterra Energy Inc.(CTRA)$ I’ve added to my position in Coterra Energy (CTRA) following bullish analyst sentiment and solid financials. Scotiabank’s Paul Cheng reaffirmed a Buy with a $35 target, while TD Cowen echoed with a $33 target. The current stock price at $24.14, suggesting significant upside potential. Despite a YoY dip in revenue, Coterra posted an impressive $516M net profit, up from $352M, highlighting strong margin resilience. With the consensus rating at Strong Buy and average price target implying 45% upside, I see this as a compelling risk-reward setup.
💼 Portfolio Milestone: Crossed S$95,000 in total P&L — 100% from stocks, short by $5k to $100000 Top contributors: SPY, QQQ, Alphabet, Microsoft, NVIDIA. Built patiently over time, backed by strong conviction and fundamentals. This is proof: Long-term investing works when you trust the process. 🚀📈
💼 Portfolio Milestone: Crossed S$95,000 in total P&L — 100% from stocks, short by $5k to $100000 Top contributors: SPY, QQQ, Alphabet, Microsoft, NVIDIA. Built patiently over time, backed by strong conviction and fundamentals. This is proof: Long-term investing works when you trust the process. 🚀📈
The meme stock rally continues the Trump trade rebound that has stocks trading at record highs. Meme stocks are running wild again. Some of the latest highfliers — Krispy Kreme (DNUT), Opendoor (OPEN), and Kohl's (KSS) — all have one key thing in common: They are heavily shorted stocks. "A lot of what has outperformed significantly [since the market bottom], obviously the memes, but the heavily shorted stocks of every variety," Charles Schwab chief investment strategist Liz Ann Sonders told Yahoo Finance on Wednesday. "So I think there may be that also added attempt on the part of the retail trader to press those shorts and force a repositioning on the part of speculators and institutions." Short sellers have lost just shy of $355 billion since the market bottom on April 8, according to da
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ will be releasing its Q2 2025 earnings on Wed, 23 Jul 2025 after market closes for the day. Thereafter, the fate of the car maker will be decided. Tesla's Q2 earnings could not have come at a worst time when: The S&P 500 and Nasdaq are surging to new highs. (see below) With fears of Trump's global tariff war seemingly have ebbed, compared to April 2025 when it was first announced. To top it off, while other auto stocks have recovered, while Tesla is still down around -13.39% YTD, with sector tariffs of +25% on foreign cars and parts still in place. (see below) As of 21 Jul 2025 Currently, the focus is on: Its struggling core auto business. Future of its robotaxi rollout. Below are the 3 Tesla items to watch out for come We
📉 Pop Mart (9992.HK) has seen a significant drop recently, with shares sliding amid weakening consumer sentiment and lower-than-expected sales of its latest toy releases. 👀 But here’s the twist — a new mystery box series is set to launch next month, featuring a globally renowned IP collab rumored to drive hype among Gen Z collectors. 🧠 Is this the spark Pop Mart needs to reverse its downward trend, or just a short-lived bounce? 📊 Technically, the stock is approaching a key support level seen last year. RSI is oversold — signaling potential for a rebound. But fundamentally, margins are under pressure, and international expansion remains slow. 💬 Idea: Consider whether this is a speculative entry point for short-term rebound traders or still a wait-and-see for longer-term investors. 🔍 Watchin
Looking for local stocks that have delivered double-digit returns in 2025? Some blue-chip counters on the SGX have quietly surged past 20% YTD gains — proving that stability and performance can go hand-in-hand. 🔥 DBS Group Holdings (D05) Singapore’s largest bank continues to impress, riding on strong net interest margins and regional growth. Up ~22% YTD, DBS remains a favourite for both dividend and growth investors. 📈 Keppel Corp (BN4) With the successful transition into an asset management and infrastructure powerhouse, Keppel has rallied over 25% YTD — boosted by steady income streams and global infrastructure tailwinds. 💼 Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (BS6) China’s largest non-state-owned shipbuilder listed in SG has benefited from strong order books and global shipping demand. The stock is