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$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$  2 years ago, a few of my friends did not see the potential of owning SOFI stocks and they sold the stocks. But I believe in this company fundamentals.    Today I'm glad I made a right choice that I did not follow them. In fact, I'm going to add more stocks when the right opportunity comes.

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🟩 🦖 **SGX Today: 3 Key Market Moves Investors Must Know** 🦖 Looking to make smarter investment decisions on the Singapore Exchange? Join Iggy, your go-to Investing Iguana, as he breaks down today’s market movers packed with insights and financial analysis you won’t find anywhere else! 📌 **Frasers Property (TQ5):** Consolidating Yishun 10 Shopping Complex for full ownership. What’s the play? Redevelopment potential. Think strategic value creation for long-term gains. 📌 **Thomson Medical Group (A50):** Betting big with the Johor Bahru mega project—one of Southeast Asia’s largest integrated healthcare developments. Can they navigate the risks and redefine their business model? 📌 **Marco Polo Marine (5LY):** Leveraging Taiwan’s offshore wind energy boom with a subsidiary listing in 2026. A bol

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Palantir Technologies CEO Alex Karp has sparked intense debate after offloading more than 400,000 shares, a move disclosed in a recent SEC filing that has the market questioning the company's valuation. Karp sold 409,072 shares at prices ranging from $142.46 to $157.56, pocketing over $60 million amid a stock that's still up 93% year-to-date at $156. With the S&P 500 at 6,466.58, Bitcoin at $115,000, and oil at $75/barrel under 30-35% tariffs, the VIX at 14.49 suggests stability, but Palantir's 18% drop from its $190.50 high raises eyebrows. Does Karp's sale at $142-$157 hint at overvaluation, or is this a chance to buy the dip? This in-depth look explores the sale's implications, market sentiment, technicals

$Intel(INTC)$ Intel’s stock is stirring debate after a Monday filing warned of potential "negative reaction" from investors and employees to a 10% Trump administration stake, highlighting risks amid its turnaround efforts. Shares dipped 2.5% to $23.50 in after-hours trading, down from a recent high of $27.25, extending a volatile streak. With the S&P 500 at 6,466.58, Nasdaq at 21,713.14, and Bitcoin at $124,002, the market's bullish tone contrasts with Intel's 57% YTD drop to $23.50. The VIX at 14.49 suggests stability, but tariffs (30% on EU/Mexico, 35% on Canada) and oil at $75/barrel add uncertainty. Has Intel hit a "Trump bottom" at $23.50, or is this a short-term peak? Should you seize the dip or wait for clarity? This deep dive explores

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ The crypto stock sector took a hit on August 26, 2025, as a whale-induced flash crash in Bitcoin triggered a broad sell-off, with SBET $SharpLink Gaming(SBET)$ (SharpLink Gaming) dropping 10% to $18.04 after its ETH treasury play, CRCL ( $Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$ ) falling 6% to $250, BTCS declining 4.5% to $2.20, MARA plunging 7% to $16.50, SharpLink down 6% to $4.20, Circle slipping 6% to $250, MSTR ( $MicroStrategy Inc. Perpetual Stretch Preferred(STRC)$ ) off 5% to $180, and COIN ( $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ ) down 4% to $230. With the S&P 500

The Chinese stock market has indeed been on a tear, with the Shanghai Composite Index hitting decade highs and the CSI 300 Index climbing over 20% from its yearly low, driven by record household savings, easing U.S.-China trade tensions, and government stimulus measures. But deciding whether to double down or take profits depends on a few key factors, and the picture isnt straightforward. Reasons to Double Down:Valuations Still Attractive: Even after the rally, Chinese equities trade at relatively low multiples—around 11.4 times forward earnings for MSCI China, compared to the S&P 500’s much higher valuations. This suggests room for growth, especially if corporate earnings improve alongside government support for sectors like tech and consumption. Policy Support: Beijing’s aggressive s

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Executive Moves Put Palantir Back in the Spotlight Palantir Technologies (NYSE: PLTR) is no stranger to controversy. The data analytics firm—long hailed as one of Silicon Valley’s most mysterious yet influential players—has once again grabbed headlines. This time, the focus isn’t on new government contracts, AI integrations, or growth forecasts. Instead, it centers on CEO Alex Karp, who recently sold more than 400,000 shares of Palantir stock in a high-profile insider transaction. According to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Karp unloaded 409,072 shares last week at prices ranging from $142.46 to $157.56 per share. Such insider selling naturally raises questions. Was this simply r

Marvell Earnings Preview: Anxious Eyes on AI ASIC Growth This week, the semiconductor spotlight extends beyond AI GPU leader  $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   to include AI ASIC giant $Marvell Technology(MRVL)$   , which is scheduled to report its fiscal Q2 2026 results after the market close on August 28. Investor focus will be squarely on the company's progress in scaling its custom chip (ASIC) business and gaining clarity on the order pipeline for its next-generation Trainium 4 AI accelerators. Core Financial Indicators ~Wall Street's consensus for Q2 revenue stands at $2.01 billion, representing a significant 58% year-over-year inc