To The Moon

These past few days, observing the market has felt like writing some kind of psychological thriller.Here's the current situation: After the first round of confrontation, the US side, knowing the market should fall this round, stopped publishing the kind of foolish, escalating pressure content from April and focused instead on absolving themselves. Then, the Wall Street Journal directly published an article stating that our side wants the US stock market to crash. Our side, also aware that the US wants to pin the blame for the stock market decline on us, has been very restrained in its remarks, sticking strictly to the facts. The US isn't escalating, so we aren't either.So, on the surface, almost everyone knows the stock market is headed for a crash—it's even been promoted in the newspapers

Can this bull run continue? This question Bemuses me. So I share two pics below, and will put my emotional investor perspective on it. First up, I started my investment journey on the stock market in 1987, at 17 years old. Fun fact, not a good year for the stock market or my initial foray investing in it. Back then, no cell phones, no internet, no pcs really. You had to buy a newspaper To keep track of stock prices. Brokerage fees started at around $100, so it was not a reality to buy $1 of stock, cause it would cost you $100. But I digress. Very different now.  I have invested the the stock market on and off since 1987, and learned a great deal. Made more money in the property market and running my own businesses to be fair, and then lost it all due to circumstances beyond my control

Bitdeer Shares Jump 30% After September Metrics Update—What Happened? The AI-infrastructure trade is still running hot: despite U.S.–China headlines, many mining stocks keep making new highs—IREN is up an eye-catching 57% MTD in October—and Bitdeer's September update alone helped lift its shares about 25%, underscoring how “power + sites” can be rapidly repurposed for AI. Bitdeer's September update: +25% share move Bitdeer released its September operations update yesterday, sending its shares sharply higher. Key highlights: ~Production & hashrate. In September, Bitdeer mined 452 BTC, up +20.5% vs. August. Self-mining hashrate rose to 35.0 EH/s, with guidance to hit 40 EH/s by late October. Total “self-mining + hosting” under management reached 49.2 EH/s, with 153,000 self-owned miners.

🟩 ✈️ Singapore Airlines is soaring! In this episode of the Investing Iguana Daily SGX Market Digest, we’re shedding light on *SIA Passenger Gains* and what they mean for your investment decisions. Packed with insights, we break down how SIA’s strong September performance—3.7% passenger growth and an 87.1% load factor—outpaced capacity expansion, signaling solid demand in a competitive aviation market. Whether you're an investor eyeing dividend potential or tracking aviation trends, this is a must-watch. 📊 But that's not all! Join Iggy as we cover other big movers on the SGX, from Q&M Dental’s strategic expansion into Thailand to Jardine C&C’s governance shake-up. We’re also unpacking Aztech’s revenue struggles, Food Innovators’ turnaround, and the $40 billion AI infrastructure mega

🟩 💡 Why settle for your CPF earning just 2.5% when smart REITs could potentially double your returns? In this video, join Iggy from the Investing Iguana as he breaks down three standout Singapore REITs—Capitaland Integrated Commercial Trust, Frasers Centrepoint Trust, and Mapletree Logistics Trust—that are perfectly positioned for a 2026 dividend upswing. Packed with insights, this financial analysis reveals how falling interest rates, retail growth, and strategic refinancing are setting the stage for higher yields. 📊 Whether you're looking to grow your portfolio, diversify your investments, or simply understand how CPF rates compare to REIT opportunities, this video is tailored to help you make smarter investment decisions. From CPF’s stability to REITs' potential for higher returns, Iggy

I'm intrigued by the gold market's performance this year, with a 60% rise in 2025 marking its best year since 1979. It's impressive to see it outpacing many tech stocks, and Jamie Dimon's comments from JPMorgan certainly caught my attention. His suggestion that gold could reach $5,000 or even $10,000 in the current environment, along with his rare endorsement of owning it, makes me pause and consider. I'm not fully on the board with gold yet, but I'm definitely curious about its potential. As for whether gold's rally is unstoppable, I'm cautious about calling it that. Outperforming tech stocks is a big deal, especially in a year where AI and innovation have driven so much growth. However, markets are unpredictable, and while gold's momentum is strong, I think it could face resistance or co

$Root, Inc.(ROOT)$ 100 Target Price by WallStreet analyst.  **Comprehensive Analysis of Root, Inc. (ROOT)** The stock price as of 2025-10-16 is $79.49 with a market cap of $1.23B. The P/E ratio is 16.81, which is reasonable, and the EPS TTM is $4.73. The ROE is quite high at 27.53%, indicating efficient use of equity.  Recent news mentions expansion into Washington state, which completes their West Coast presence. That's a positive growth indicator.  The company's fundamentals look solid with a Price-to-Sales ratio of 0.90, suggesting it might be undervalued compared to industry peers. The Forward PE is 39.97, which is higher than the current P/E, so future earnings growth is expected.  Key Supporting Points for ROOT growth: 1.

$Sea Ltd(SE)$   Aiyo not plunge lah... You check weekly 20 moving average. The drop went there and it's still respecting the moving average. Just a pullback for a breather. If next week, price start dropping down and close below the moving average, then you panic. If it bounces off the weekly moving averageat 170, it's possible to add. But don't add too mch. Price ran up a while already. I don't know anything about SEA fundamentals, only looking at technicals.

1. SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) Technical Setup: Price Action: Closed at $665.17 (+0.44%), pre-market at $666.73. Key Levels: Resistance: $670.8 (previous day), $673.95 (52-week high). Support: $663.8 (previous day), $658.93 (intraday low). Volume Analysis: 81.7M shares traded (above average), with net capital inflows of $243M on Oct 14. Divergence: Short volume spiked to 33.3% on Oct 10, indicating potential short-covering fuel. Catalysts: Fed's Beige Book notes tariff-driven inflation but downplays recession risks. Record options activity (110M+ contracts cleared on Oct 15) signals retail dip-buying. Trade Plan: Entry: $666.7 (pre-market support). TP1: $670.8 (breakout), TP2: $673.95 (52-week high). SL: Below $663.8 (loss of support). Risk/Reward : 1:2.5 (0.5% downside vs. 1.2% upsi

I think SGX’s move to expand its SDR suite into Indonesia is timely and strategic. The addition of Bank Central Asia, Indofood CBP, and Telkom Indonesia gives investors like me easy SGD access to leading Indonesian companies without dealing with foreign markets — a convenient way to tap into key growth sectors such as finance, consumer goods, and digital infrastructure. Among them, PT Telkom Indonesia stands out. As the country’s largest telecom provider and key player in digital transformation, it’s growing its digital and data centre businesses while partnering with Singtel to expand hyperscale infrastructure, positioning it well for future cloud and AI demand. Financially, Telkom offers steady margins, a strong ~7% dividend yield, and share buybacks. Though near-term risks like ARPU pr