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$APPLIED DIGITAL CORP(APLD)$  Applied Digital's Strategic Expansion and Market Performance: Applied Digital has made significant strides in expanding its AI infrastructure. The company recently secured a new lease agreement with CoreWeave for an additional 150MW at their Polaris Forge 1 Campus and has begun developing the Polaris Forge 2 campus. These moves are intended to enhance their AI infrastructure and are expected to boost future revenue. Despite these promising developments, the company's share price remained flat in the last quarter, a trend attributed to broader market movements and uncertainty about the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions. However, the company's long-term performance has been strong, with a five-year total re

Aptorum Group Ltd (APM) offers a strong bullish case based on its technical indicators and recent news developments. Despite recent volatility, the stock is poised for an upward move. Here’s a concise analysis supporting this view. Volume Surge Signals Potential The stock closed at $1.72, down 4.44% from $1.80, but a prior spike of 2.36M shares—far exceeding the 10-day average of 397,800 shares—indicates heightened market interest. Though this volume may reflect an earlier period, the after-hours price rise to $1.94 (+12.79%) with 22,300 shares, and an overnight jump to $1.95 (+13.37%) with 2,710 shares, points to renewed buying momentum. This suggests a potential breakout if sustained. RSI Offers Room to Rise The Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 46.59 (6-day), 48.12 (12-day), and 49.09 (2

1. Is there any reason not to buy DBS? Will it hit $60 this year? Upside case: Lower interest rates could spur loan growth, wealth management flows, and trading activity. DBS also benefits from strong capital ratios and consistent dividend payouts. Risks: Falling interest rates also mean net interest margins (NIMs will compress). Valuation has already priced in optimism, so chasing at highs carries risk of pullback. Regulatory shifts or regional slowdown (esp. China exposure) could dampen sentiment. Target: $60 is plausible if momentum continues, but the move may be gradual unless earnings guidance strongly exceeds expectations. --- 2. Are you bullish on STI hitting 5,000? JPMorgan’s call rests on two catalysts: 1. Falling global rates → stronger fund inflows into Asia yield plays. 2. SG’s

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I'm excited but nervous about today's CPI release. It's key for global markets. Expectations are for headline CPI at 2.9% year-over-year and core at 3.1%. Yesterday's weak PPI data (down 0.1%) makes me think it could come in cooler. Traders see over 90% chance of a 25-basis-point Fed cut next week, and maybe even 50 bps if it's soft. On whether the market pullback has ended: Yes, I think so. The S&P 500 is near highs, up about 11% year-to-date, and Bitcoin hit $114K on cut hopes. Jobs cooled to 4.3% unemployment without breaking, so it feels like the worst is over. Tariffs add risk, but with two or more cuts likely (85% odds), we're rebounding on easy money. Will the Fed's cuts this year beat expectations? Definitely. We started with one cut in mind, but now it's 75 bps total baked in,

🏦 DBS & STI at Record Highs: Can the Rally Charge Toward 5,000? Singapore’s markets are stealing the spotlight. DBS ($DBS(D05.SI)$  ) just smashed through to an all-time high at S$52.87, while the Straits Times Index (STI) powered up to 4,355.84 points. That alone would be newsworthy — but add in JPMorgan’s call for STI 5,000 by year-end, and suddenly, everyone’s asking: Is Singapore the new hotspot for global money? For years, Singapore stocks were dismissed as “boring dividend plays.” Now they’re looking like defensive giants with momentum on their side. --- 📈 Why the Rally Feels Different This Time Two forces are working in tandem: Falling interest rates: The Fed’s shift toward easing makes high-yield, stable plays like Singapor

📈 HSI Surpasses 26,000! NetEase ATH, 11 Stocks Doubled – Still Have Chance? The Hang Seng Index (HSI) has finally done what few thought possible just a year ago: break 26,000, its highest level in four years. The rally isn’t just index-level strength — it’s a broad-based surge, with 11 HSI constituents doubling in value so far in 2025. At the front of the pack, Tencent (0700.HK) closed at HK$633, its highest in three years, while NetEase (NTES.US) just printed a fresh U.S.-listed record high at $145. Consumer names and financials are joining the party too — Pop Mart (+222.8%), Sino Biopharm (+181.9%), and Chow Tai Fook (+146.4%) highlight how wide the rally has spread. The question buzzing across trading floors (and Tiger’s community): is this momentum just getting started, or are we danci

In the cacophony of Wall Street’s daily drama, yesterday’s CPI release on September 11, 2025, played like a maestro’s baton—subtle, unassuming, yet orchestrating a crescendo that propelled the Nasdaq Composite to a dizzying 22,043.07, its latest record high, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average shattered the 46,000 barrier for the first time in history.   At 2.9% year-over-year inflation for August—precisely in line with economist forecasts—the data didn’t scream; it whispered. No fireworks, no shocks, just a steady pulse that markets interpreted as permission to dream bigger. But here’s the twist that sets this moment apart from the rote rallies of yesteryear: this isn’t your grandfather’s bull market fueled by cheap money alone. No, in 2025, CPI’s equilibrium is the silent enabler of

Twin Flames Ignite: Figure and Gemini’s IPOs Herald a Quantum Fusion of Crypto and Capital Markets As the sun rises on September 12, 2025, the Nasdaq’s trading floor pulses with an electric undercurrent, not from the usual suspects like AI behemoths, but from two crypto-native upstarts rewriting the rules of finance. Figure Technologies (FIGR) made its electrifying debut yesterday, shares rocketing 44% from a $25 IPO price to open at $36, settling around $32 for a $7.6 billion valuation after raising $787.5 million.   Today, Gemini (GEMI), the Winklevoss twins’ crypto exchange powerhouse, prices its IPO at $24-$26 per share—up from an initial $17-$19 range—aiming to haul in $425 million at a $3.1 billion valuation, buoyed by Nasdaq’s audacious $50 million strategic stake.   This isn’t