DBS CEO Among 2025 Most Powerful People! Follow the List to Invest?
In the newly released Fortune 2025 “World’s 100 Most Influential Business Leaders” list, two Singapore business figures stood out. $DBS(D05.SI)$ CEO Ms Tan Su Shan and $Sea Ltd(SE)$ CEO Forrest Li both made their debut.Tan Su Shan ranked 28th, making her the highest-placed Singaporean business leader, surpassing $BlackRock(BLK)$’s Larry Fink and right behind Warren Buffett. She was also ranked 6th on Fortune’s “World’s Most Powerful Women” list in May, becoming a source of pride for Singapore’s business community. Forrest Li of Sea Group came in at 97th.When the ranking was first published last year, Helen Wong, the first female head of a Singapore bank and CEO of
$Joby Aviation, Inc.(JOBY)$ 1. Long-Term Investment Strategy & AnalysisJOBY remains firmly in a Bearish zone, where the suitable long-term strategy is Sell and Observe.Bearish zone dynamics:Downtrend phase: Characterized by sharp declines with occasional weak upward movements.Rebound phase: Consists of temporary price recoveries that remain unstable and short-lived.Historically, investing in this zone delivers low expected returns and carries a high probability of further downside risk. For long-term investors, the priority should be capital preservation rather than accumulation.Key Strategic Points:Maintain the Sell and Observe stance until JOBY transitions back into a Bullish zone, which would provide a true buying point for renewed exposure
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$Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ : The bounce observed yesterday that formed a hammer candle validated by volume may have set the bottom for the week considering the confluence of four support levels:1) 50 daily moving average (purple line)2) Lower edge of the volume shelf (circled in main chart)3) Weekly support provided to subs last Friday: $5604) Monthly support $561The odds for an invalidation (bearish continuation instead of a bounce) were high since the price wasn't oversold as it was two weeks ago (oscillator circled), and the weekly setup is bearish.Even if there is a green day tomorrow, the structure continues bearish.ImageFor whom haven't open CBA can know more from below:🏦 Open a CBA today and enjoy privileges of up to SGD 20,000 in trading limit with
Zip Shares Soar ~25% on Record FY25 Earnings & Nasdaq Dual-Listing Plans
ASX falls as Megellan and CIMIC plunge; China cuts benchmark loan rate - ABC News ASX Nears 9,000 - What’s Fuelling the Rally On Thursday, 21 August 2025, the S&P/ASX 200 officially closed above 9,000 points for the first time inching up 1.1% to 9,019.10. This milestone was driven by widespread strength across sectors, especially in financials, industrials, and consumer discretionary, powered by upbeat corporate earnings and supportive rate‑cut expectations. However, the jubilation was short‑lived: markets retreated the next day, sliding about 0.57% to around 8,967, as some post‑earnings profit‑taking and underwhelming results triggered a pullback. Must-Watch ASX Stocks (Potential Buys) Zip (ZIP) Why: Delivered a blockbuster result EBITDA more than doubled to A$170.3M, driven by a 41.6
Powell’s Dovish Pivot Sparks Big Rebound—Is the Market Correction Over?
Market Recap & Key Themes Big Rebound Unlocked: Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole address on August 22, 2025 delivered a surprise dovish tilt markets interpreted his tone as paving the way for a possible September rate cut, igniting a strong rally. Key Remarks & Signals: Powell emphasized rising downside risks to employment, noting job growth had slowed to around 35,000/month versus 168,000 in 2024. He described inflation impacts from tariffs as likely a “one‑time shift”, not a persistent threat. His message was unequivocally more dovish than expected, suggesting the Fed is considering easing if jobs weaken further. Market pricing for a September cut jumped 89% probability, up from ~70% earlier in the day. Market Reaction: Equities surged: S&P 500 popped ~1.6%, Russell 200
Key Dates & Estimates Earnings Release: Confirmed for Wednesday, August 27, 2025, after market close Quarter Focus: Q2 of fiscal year 2026 (ending July 2025). Consensus Estimates: Revenue: ~$45.8 billion, ~52% YoY growth. EPS: ~$1.00–1.01 per share. Company Outlook: Former Q1 posted $44.1 B in revenue with an $8 B hit from H20 export restrictions; Q2 guidance anticipated at ~$45 B, ±2%, and non‑GAAP gross margin around 72% Why "Leap" or "Trap"? Bullish Catalysts (“Leap”) $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ (Nvidia) remains the AI infrastructure leader and is central to the “AI trade” momentum. Analysts continue raising price targets on long-term AI optimism. Strong backlog from data-center, enterprise, and international demand remains intact despite macro pressure
This week, Hong Kong stocks showed strong resilience, with the $HSI(HSI)$ rising 0.27% over the week.Key Earnings Reports Drive Stock Prices UpSeveral companies released their earnings reports this week, with standout performances from: $LEAPMOTOR(09863)$ : The company turned a profit for the first half of the year, becoming the second new Chinese carmaker to achieve profitability. This boosted its stock by over 8%, hitting an all-time high. $POP MART(09992)$ : The company saw its net profit skyrocket by 396.5%, with a 204.4% year-on-year revenue increase. The stock surged by 18%, pushing its market value past HK$ 430 billion.
🎁 ASX Fresh High! SGP Profit Jumps 170%, Do You Ride AU Wave?
Asia-Pacific markets mostly rose, with Australian stocks among the top gainers, breaking ranks with key Wall Street peers that saw declines led by tech stocks.The Australian market surged the most in two weeks to a fresh record, breaching 9000 points for the first time, supported by a wave of earnings beats on one of the busiest days of the corporate calendar.As of the close on Friday, $S&P/ASX 200(XJO.AU)$ closed at 8,967.40 on Friday, up 0.32% in the past 5 days.1. $STOCKLAND(SGP.AU)$ +12.68%Stockland reported a significant 170.6% year-over-year increase in statutory profit to $826 million and a 2.8% rise in post-tax Funds From Operations (FFO) to $808 million. This strong result led the company
📉 SPX Down 5 Days: Is This the Market’s “Tell”? Tigers, the S&P 500 (.SPX) hasn’t stumbled like this all year — five straight red days, volatility waking up, and traders suddenly asking the question nobody likes: did we just see the top? --- 🚨 Why This Retreat Feels Different Breadth is narrowing → fewer stocks are holding the index up. VIX spike → volatility is climbing off historic lows, a signal that hedging is back. Macro overhang → yields and Fed signals are putting pressure on risk assets. This isn’t just about five red candles. It’s about whether the market’s momentum engine is losing fuel. --- 🧠 The Psychology of Selling Tops > “Buying makes you money. Selling defines whether you keep it.” The hardest skill isn’t finding winners — it’s deciding when the party is over. Some t
$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ Despite a slightly dovish Jackson Hole, rate cuts still depend on inflation/employment.Market sentiment for next week is bearish; big hedges buying the 620 put. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ This quarter’s earnings setup is similar to last quarter.Institutions selling next week’s 182.5 and 185 calls, hedged by buying 192.5 and 195 calls—implying no shot at $200 on earnings.Uncertainty about next week (“black swan” risk); there’s heavy put buying at much lower strikes.Still, selling the $170 put for earnings week ($NVDA 20250829 170.0 PUT$ ) looks like a solid trade. $Tesla Motors(T
When I look at $Zoom(ZM)$ today, I can’t help but reflect on how far the company has come since its pandemic-era highs. The stock, which once symbolized the stay-at-home economy, has spent the past few years battling investor skepticism about whether its growth could endure in a post-COVID world. But as of now, I find myself viewing Zoom with fresh interest. The company has transitioned from being a single-product video conferencing app into a broader enterprise communications platform, and that shift is finally starting to show results. Zoom’s latest earnings report reinforced this impression for me. Revenue in Q2 fiscal 2026 grew modestly, but what caught my eye was the improvement in operating efficiency. The company has maintained solid profitab
Big-Tech’s PerformanceMacro Headlines This Week: Market in divergence while techs in correctionThe three major US stock indexes experienced a sustained decline this week, with the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ recording a "five-day losing streak." technology stocks were broadly under pressure, and the consumer sector was significantly dragged down by $Wal-Mart(WMT)$ (the first time in three years that profits fell short of expectations, reflecting the pressure of tariffs pushing up costs), whileU.S. Treasury yields rose across the board. Market concerns over the Fed's hawkish stance intensified, with the bond market reacting based on the logic of "stagflation trading" — conflicting economic data (strong manufacturi