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🌪 $Keppel(BN4.SI)$ shares have had a turbulent week, with recent volatility first arising on 28 July when its shares rose 3.3% after the company announced plans to monetise its legacy oil rigs The next day, its share price climbed further to close at $12, after Keppel said it surpassed its year-end funds under management target of $100 billion ahead of schedule In the following three days after, the shares tumbled 6.6% to close at $11.21 after its 1H26 earnings release on 30 July which showed a 59% drop from the previous year, driven by losses in its legacy rigs and real estate The earnings disappointment was compounded by Dow Jones reports that Morningstar had flagged the stock as appearing overvalued and that Keppel’s transformation story may

👀See how the warrants move alongside the $HSI(HSI)$ Aug futures index: ✳Call $HSI 29600MBeCW261029(PEKW.SI)$ : https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/PEKW ✴Put $HSI 22200MBePW261029(WHYW.SI)$ : https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/WHYW

🔝 $BABA-W(09988)$ shares are up 7% to HKD 125 as of 148PM this afternoon, leading gains amongst Chinese tech stocks after the company launched its latest flagship AI model, Qwen3.8-Max, with performance claims putting it alongside global leaders like Anthropic’s Fable (Bloomberg) This is Alibaba's strongest gains since 8 July 🔃This takes Alibaba's share price rebound to 39.7% since its lowest 16-month low of HKD 89 on 26 June ✳✴Macquarie's trending Alibaba call warrant $Alibaba MB eCW261103(ETKW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/HistoricalPerformance/ETKW) is 355% higher to SGD 0.050 since - 9 times more than Alibaba shares, while trending Alibaba put warrant

👨‍🏫Renown trading representative Dan Chang shares his thoughts on how an investor’s traditional mindset on using a SREITS ETF for passive income can now be turned into an active opportunity by using the newly listed structured warrant tracking the ETF. 🔎He presents the short-term trading opportunities by analysing the chart of the ETF, and mentions the key levels for interested investors to consider: *Dan's view does not represent that of Macquarie's A Structured Warrant... on a REIT ETF? I have to admit, I had to read the announcement twice. Not because I couldn't understand it, but because it challenged how I had always thought about these two investment products. For many investors, buying a REIT is almost a mindset. You invest for the potential distributions, hold it patientl

$Keppel(BN4.SI)$ : its shares plunged 4.3% yesterday to $11.48 after the asset manager reported a net income of S$155 million for the first half of 2026, down 59% from S$378 million a year earlier ⚠The losses came from 1) the collapse of its M1 sale 2) a S$32 million net loss from its real estate holdings in its non-core portfolio 🌈The bright spot came from "New Keppel" where profit was 25% higher Keppel shares are down another 0.4% this morning as of 950AM to $11.44 ✳Trending Keppel call warrant $KeppelMBeCW261230(94BW.SI)$ (https://warrants.com.sg/tools/livematrix/94BW) is down 23.2% to S$0.073 over the past two days and saw buying interest from investors yesterday There is no Keppel put warrant

The $HSI(HSI)$ is up 3.8% this week, with the August futures closing at 25,903 yesterday – its highest level since 2 June 2026 💪The market has been notably resilient compared to the Asian markets of Japan and Korea – whose selldown this week has led the MSCI Asia Pacific Index to enter into correction territory following a 11% selldown from its 22 June peak 📜One of the key themes for the HSI/Chinese stocks this week was yesterday’s statement from the Politburo to “enhance the resilience and confidence of the capital market” ✍Macquarie Sales and Trading’s (S&T) released a note yesterday to provide their take on the Politburo statement and what they believe could trigger the Chinese government to do more Read on for important disclaimers The belo

🔥Last week's newly listed Jardine Matheson (JM) call warrant $JMH MB eCW261229(NMNW.SI)$ is up 34.3% to SGD 0.090 given JM's 7.6% climb since 20 July ✍We had published an article on 20 July with a quote of Macquarie Research's view on $JMH USD(J36.SI)$ : https://warrants.com.sg/marketnews/highlight/todayhighlight/7907 Warrant investors who missed out on the original article may wish to have a read on Macquarie Research's view on JM shares There are no put warrants currently available over JM

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$SIA(C6L.SI)$ : tumbled as much as 5.5% this morning to $7.34 after reporting its first quarterly loss in more than four years in an after-market announcement yesterday 🛢The soaring cost of fuel - that has led its jet fuel cost to balloon by S$991 million - as well as increasing losses from its 25.1% Air India stake, saw SIA post a quarterly net loss of S$76 million Operating profit shrunk 74% to S$106 million Nevertheless, SIA's management remains upbeat on travel flows, saying passenger travel demand in the current quarter, which covers the peak summer period, “remained robust” ✳SIA shares are currently down 4.3% as of 11AM to $7.44 while trending SIA call warrant $SIA MB eCW261229(NVPW.SI)$ (https

$IFAST(AIY.SI)$ shares have undergone a relentless sell-down over the past three days, tumbling 8.7% ahead of and post its latest earnings result published after-market on 24 July Following this sell-down, Macquarie’s trending iFAST call warrant $iFast MB eCW261229(FSZW.SI)$ has fallen 37.5% over the past three days to close at SGD 0.035 yesterday The call warrant has been seeing buying interest from investors during this period 📢iFAST’s second quarter 2026 (2Q26) profit of S$29.8 million was a 6% increase over the previous quarter but shy of Macquarie Research’s (MQ) S$32 million forecast Its S$36.1 billion total wealth assets under administration however, was higher than forecast, while net revenue