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Honored to be invited as a guest for the Centurion Accommodation REIT (CAREIT) IPO ceremony at the SGX IPO Arena today. CAREIT marks a milestone as Singapore’s first pure-play purpose-built living accommodation REIT, debuting strongly with an opening price of S$0.98—11.4% above its IPO price of S$0.88. The offering raised an impressive S$771 million, making it the city’s second-largest IPO this year and drawing overwhelming investor interest with total demand oversubscribed by 16.6 times. $Cent Accom REIT(8C8U.SI)$ $Centurion(OU8.SI)$ This new REIT features a resilient portfolio of 14 high-quality assets with a combined value of S$1.8 billion, including: 🏠 Five purpose-built workers’ accommodation pr

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$   https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-09-25/david-einhorn-sees-tremendous-capital-losses-from-ai-spending “David Einhorn cautioned that the unprecedented amount of spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure may destroy vast amounts of capital,” Basically this is nonsensical, the infrastructure will always exists and not a one-time use like consumer products. His perspective is too dreamy or groundless. This is never about creating a consumer product that maybe nobody is going to buy, compute power will always earn its own investments back overtime and that demand never decline historically.  “destroy vast amounts of capital” this clearly shows that he lacks understanding of h

🟩 🏢 Curious about Lend Lease’s PLQ Mall play? Join Iggy as we unpack what could be a game-changing move for REIT investors. This isn’t just another acquisition—it’s a strategic portfolio shift that combines Orchard Road’s prime retail power with PLQ Mall’s reliable suburban cash flow. Whether you're investing for yields or eyeing long-term value, this video is packed with insights to help you make informed investment decisions. 📊 From financial analysis of balance sheets to the market context for retail REITs in Singapore, we’re shedding light on why this potential deal matters more than it seems. Learn how full control over PLQ Mall could unlock rental growth, maintain distribution stability, and create a balanced portfolio fit for seasoned and new investors alike. Plus, we tackle the ris

🚨🚨A summary of the global market analysis for today, September 26, 2025, highlights mixed sentiment driven by central bank policy, economic data, and geopolitical trade tensions. Global Market Summary  1. US Markets (As of September 25 Close/September 26 Futures):  * Positive Weekly Trend: Despite a modest midweek pullback, major US indices (NASDAQ, S&P 500, Dow) finished the prior week strongly, with the NASDAQ up over 2% and the S&P 500 and Dow up over 1%.  * Federal Reserve: The Fed delivered a quarter-point interest rate cut—the first since late 2024. However, stronger-than-expected US economic data has caused traders to pare back expectations for aggressive future rate cuts, with bets shifting from four to six cuts by the end of 2026 to potentially four at most.

I won’t bank on intel’s revenge comeback. It still depends to be seen whether it can fulfil its end of the deal with these various tie-ups. I see these as intel’s partners wanting to rely less on their current partners and hence being held hostage if their current partners ditch them rather than intel being recognised for its own strengths. It is the second best alternative and not a true rival. Rivals partner with it because cooperation is better than cut throat competition. I think any of its current rivals like ARM and Qualcomm might partner with it to reduce the pain of rivalry and to collectively capture more market share. As the saying goes, the enemy of your enemy can be your friend because both have the same enemy. They could partner to push out one company first. I see meta’s

10 stocks I would buy for the long term: 👇 1. $TSLA- it’s an American company that is leading the charge in robotics, autonomy and manufacturing. It’s a force for good with the help of Elon musk. 2. $BMNR - Tom Lee will lead this company to the promised land. Ethereum is the future and many companies are building on their blockchain. Bitmine plans to own more than 5% of the total network. 3. $SOFI - banking is changing and fintechs are the future. They plan to be a top 10 banking institution in the U.S. they are extremely profitable and growth is trending higher. 4. $HOOD - Robinhood is the future of investing/banking/betting and will offer tools and services that help people increase their wealth. They are also growing like crazy. 5. $RKLB - SpaceX and rocketlab are the two space related

10 stocks I would buy for the long term: 👇 1. $TSLA- it’s an American company that is leading the charge in robotics, autonomy and manufacturing. It’s a force for good with the help of Elon musk. 2. $BMNR - Tom Lee will lead this company to the promised land. Ethereum is the future and many companies are building on their blockchain. Bitmine plans to own more than 5% of the total network. 3. $SOFI - banking is changing and fintechs are the future. They plan to be a top 10 banking institution in the U.S. they are extremely profitable and growth is trending higher. 4. $HOOD - Robinhood is the future of investing/banking/betting and will offer tools and services that help people increase their wealth. They are also growing like crazy. 5. $RKLB - SpaceX and rocketlab are the two space related

Today’s PCE and Core PCE prints at 8:30am ET will determine the direction of $TSLA heading into Q3 delivery numbers. A major surprise (PCE running hot) will likely trigger a broader market sell off, which increases the probability of $TSLA printing a local top at $444.98 This could cause broader markets to enter a near term correction, likely dragging $TSLA towards $410 or lower. If the PCE print doesn’t come in hot, we should expect markets to bounce on relief, which would help $TSLA attempt to break towards the local high and $450. In this scenario, we will be taking profit on our calls into strength to lock in gains ahead of a possible sell the news reaction on Q3 2025 deliveries.

Playing catchup? That's what's wrong with these so-called WS analysts. You build a model based on many parameters where you estimate the future sales and profit. Then you stick to that model and "reverse calculate" your price target based on current stock price. This colorful clown called Dan Ives is one of the worst stock pumpers for Tesla and Apple as well. I don't know why he gets so much prime time to show off his newest colorful clothes and throwing buzz words into the ring. He has no model. His price target are always surprisingly round numbers. $500 and now $600. What rubbish is that? What kind of business is Tesla getting the next year that even remotely justifies the already 250x P/E? He's totally ignoring that in 4 days no one with a sane mind is going to buy a Tesla in the US as

U.S. stocks ended moderately lower on Thursday (Oct 2), with most S&P 500 sectors down as economic data increased uncertainty over the outlook for interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve.Regarding the options market, a total volume of 65,086,620 contracts was traded on Wednesday, call ratio accounted for 59%.Top 10 Option VolumesTop 10: $NVDA(NVDA)$; $TSLA(TSLA)$; $INTC(INTC)$; $AAPL(AAPL)$; $AMZN(AMZN)$; $PLTR(PLTR)$; $MSTR(MSTR)$; $ORCL(ORCL)$

Singapore's Centurion Accommodation REIT $Cent Accom REIT(8C8U.SI)$ raised US$599 million in its initial public offering, with its stock opening up 9.1% on Wendnesday, making it the second-largest IPO this year. This helped push Singapore's IPO fundraising to US$1.4 billion this year, a six-year high and a sign of a market recovery.[Allin][Allin][Allin]

$JD.com(JD)$ Resume my accumulation as technicals are showing signs of a new rally boosted by a low PE of only 8 and the impending expectation of HSI hitting 30,000 the next few months. The last earnings showed a lot of positives and the price value is likely still lagging.