🚀TACO strikes again—what's your next move?
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Singapore stocks opened higher on Tuesday. STI up 0.2%; Nio up 4%; UOL, SingPost, SATS up 1%.
$Singtel(Z74.SI)$ : The local telco on Monday afternoon was hit with over 9,700 user reports of a disruption on Downdetector, after three consecutive days of issues last week. These reports began from 3.20 pm. Singtel said in an update at 5.23 pm on Facebook that the disruption was due to an “international traffic optimisation issue” which has been resolved. The counter ended Monday 5.4 per cent or S$0.28 lower at S$4.93.
$Stoneweg EUTrust EUR(SET.SI)$ : The managers announced on Tuesday that Sert is divesting its office asset Riverside Park in Warsaw, Poland, for a consideration of 22.5 million euros (S$33.6 million). It has entered into a binding agreement with a Polish private limited liability company that operates an oncology hospital in Warsaw. The divestment is part of the stapled group’s ongoing portfolio optimisation initiatives. Stapled securities of Sert ended at 1.50 euros on Monday, down 0.03 euro or 2 per cent.
$CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SI)$ : The real estate investment trust’s (Reit) manager announced on Tuesday that Clar is acquiring two assets in Singapore – a 100 per cent interest in 25 Loyang Crescent, a cluster of logistics and industrial buildings for a purchase consideration of S$504.2 million, and a 50 per cent interest in Ascent, a business space property at 2 Science Park Drive for S$245 million. Furthermore, it was entering Japan through the acquisition of a 49 per cent interest in a data centre in Greater Osaka for a purchase consideration of 76.4 billion yen (S$620.7 million). The manager also announced the launch of a proposed equity fundraising comprising an offering of new units to raise gross proceeds of about S$900 million. Units of the Reit ended at S$2.50, S$0.07 or 2.7 per cent lower on Monday.
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Earlier, the selloff was driven by panic—spiking fuel costs and operational uncertainty. But these are cyclical rather than structural issues. As tensions cool, fuel prices and routes should normalize, supporting margins. With strong travel demand still intact, downside risk appears limited.
This creates a rebound setup for SIA. The stock was heavily discounted on geopolitical fears, and as that risk fades, a sentiment re-rating could follow. If tensions continue to ease, SIA could see a sharper-than-expected recovery.
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Wait for the next big crash and buy.
The donald has been pulling this TACO card so many times he probably has a few free burritos.
Seriously though, he keep timing his announcements for market close or open to avoid blowbacks or stem losses. (Context: announced a pause on the iranian energy facilities strike before markets opened, thereby allowing a decent opening, but delay will be for 5 days, so markets will close by then.)