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1. Institutional Positioning Current Holdings: Major institutional holders include Vanguard (9.78%) , BlackRock (8.36%) , and Shah Capital (6.93%) , but there is no recent change in their positions (per latest filings). Short Interest: Elevated short volume (e.g., 21.04% on April 2, 2025) suggests ongoing skepticism. However, the April 4, 2025 rally (+11.43%) coincided with a short-volume drop to 12.66%, hinting at possible short covering. Capital Flows: Mixed signals – net inflows on April 1 (+993.5K) and April 4 (+1.81M) but outflows on April 3 (-2.02M). No clear evidence of sustained institutional accumulation. 2. Technical Resistance Levels Immediate Resistance: $8.09 (April 4, 2025 high). This level previously capped rallies in March 2025. Next Key Resistance: $9.00–$9.50 (January 202

This is really positive news for SG market in terms of longer term investment with good dividend for investors. Hope that it will continue to attract more retail investors into SG market. Hence, demand will be increased accordingly and boost the share prices of SG counters, especially blue chip counters like DBS, Sembcorp Ind, to name a few. Separately, the Government is currently also doing more to attract more listings into SG market, such as the SGD $5 billion "Equity Market Development Program". Hope that the Government will continue to innovate the attractiveness of listing in SGX. Cheers. [Smile]  

Introduction to Dividends and Dividend Yields Dividends are a way companies share their profits with shareholders, offering a steady income stream alongside potential stock price gains. Dividend yields, meanwhile, tell you how much bang you’re getting for your buck. Together, they’re key for investors who want cash flow or a signal of a company’s health. Let’s unpack the basics. What Are Dividends? A dividend is a payment a company makes to its shareholders, usually in cash, but sometimes in additional shares (stock dividends). It’s like a “thank you” for owning the stock, drawn from the company’s earnings. Not all companies pay dividends—some, like Amazon or Tesla, reinvest profits to fuel growth—but those that do (e.g., Coca-Cola, ExxonMobil) often have stable, mature businesses. How It

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  Still not painful enough. Have to drop until at least 50-60 region to wipe out retail investors. It has been a smooth ride since 2024, I foresee the drop have to be more and wipe out at least half of 2024 gain before reaching the bottom. Stock market is never the easy place for retail investors. Sitting on 99% cash now, ready to buy your stocks when you sell in fear hehehehe

U.S. Stock Market Current State: U.S. stocks are under significant pressure as of April 7, 2025. The backdrop is a global market rout triggered by escalating trade tensions, particularly following the Trump administration’s imposition of a 25% tariff on imported vehicles (effective April 3) and a broader 10% baseline tariff on all imports starting April 5. China’s retaliatory 34% tariff on U.S. goods, set to begin April 10, has further fueled the fire. Key Indices: Dow Jones Industrial Average: Reports indicate a massive sell-off, with the Dow dropping over 2,200 points on April 4 alone—its third-largest single-day point decline ever. Futures suggest another rough day on April 7, with Dow futures down 1,250 points (3.3%) pre-market, signaling continued declines. S&P 500: The index clos

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  the impact on Tesla’s stock could be negative in the short to medium term due to several investor concerns: ⸻ 1. Investor Sentiment • Tariff wars = Uncertainty. Markets hate uncertainty. Investors could fear rising costs, squeezed margins, and slower growth, especially in China—one of Tesla’s key markets. • This could trigger selloffs, especially from institutions focused on near-term profitability and global exposure. ⸻ 2. Revenue Growth Risk • China is a massive growth driver for Tesla. If Chinese tariffs remain on U.S.-made Teslas, demand could drop. • Investors would likely price in weaker future revenues, especially if Tesla loses ground to Chinese EV rivals like BYD. ⸻ 3. Margin Compressio

1.Big Tech will be the Biggest Loser as they get 50% of revenues offshore and are likely to suffer major collateral damage in a full-blown trade war. $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ Image2.It's Commodity Season!While there are a lot of other things going on, historically this time of the year has tended to see commodity prices drift higher. $WTI Crude Oil - main 2505(CLmain)$ Image3.Bond Yields Up-can mean the market sees a future uptick in Growth and/or and Inflation (bond market is not dumb, although it can be very dumb temporarily)-can mean folk selling the only thing that's not down in their portfolios (and/or rebalancing)-can mean loss of confidence i

Why the Stock Market Is Plunging?Let’s discuss the elephant in the room. On Wednesday, President Trump announced sweeping tariffs on nearly every country in the world at levels that could cause a deep recession if fully implemented in the U.S.The tariffs weren’t a surprise, but the scale and haphazard nature was. Countries like Cambodia (49%) and Vietnam (46%) will see debilitating tariffs that will likely do little but make shirts and shoes more expensive for Americans.In addition to the impact on consumers, the tariffs make business more unpredictable and if you’re planning a new factory or building a supply chain for new products, uncertainty is bad.That’s why the market has dropped. Consumers drive the U.S. economy and if a bigger chunk of their paycheck is going to pay taxes tariffs i

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