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$Diageo PLC(DEO)$    I think is just cyclical downturn, tariffs will be over as long as they hike price and diageo owns a lot of premium brands which gave them the ability to pass on cost. Less people drinking I think it is a trend over the world but they also have 0% Guinness And they working on premiumsation, so people drink less but drink better. I think is an industry wide issue, constellation, brown Forman and etc all not doing so well. So, go for the strongest alcohol company and wait for the industry to recover. Drinking has been in human society for thousand years..Pls dyodd.  

$Eli Lilly(LLY)$ $Novo-Nordisk A/S(NVO)$ $Amgen(AMGN)$ 🚨📰💉 LILLY & NOVO JUST SHOOK UP HEALTHCARE 💉📰🚨 The White House has reportedly STRUCK A DEAL with $LLY and $NVO to SLASH prices on Wegovy and Zepbound, the two GLP-1 titans redefining modern medicine. 👉 Direct-to-consumer access could fall to $149/month (down from $300–$500) 👉 Medicare & Medicaid coverage incoming, marking a monumental policy shift 👉 Together, $LLY and $NVO raked in $18B+ in GLP-1 sales last quarter alone I’m watching how margin compression trades off against explosive unit expansion, and how both navigate production scaling under policy-driven demand surges. ⚡This isn’t just healthcare r

$AppLovin Corporation(APP)$ $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ $Snowflake(SNOW)$ 💥🐘 $APP LOADING: Elephant Stampede Incoming 🐘💥 I’m not here for crumbs; I’m here for the tusks! On the 4H chart, $APP just smashed back above the 21 EMA with a +3.2% rip to $636.81, inside widening Keltner and Bollinger bands. ⚡ That volatility coil has snapped, and buyers are defending the $600–$610 zone like a fortress. 🛡️ The pattern trading setup is textbook: a staircase of higher highs and higher lows hugging the 55 EMA 📈 echoing the same structure that launched prior 50%+ legs. Support holds near $520–$560, resistance sits at $700–$720, and a break above that range could unleash full

$Dow Jones(.DJI)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ 🚨📉 DOW Just Tanked 499 Points (-1.06%) Worst Single-Day Drop Since 10Oct25 😳📉 💥 Market Meltdown in Motion I’m watching the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunge nearly 500 points, sliding to 46,811.8, its worst single-day loss since 10Oct25. The tape screamed distribution from the open; a fleeting dead-cat bounce mid-morning fooled a few optimists before selling resumed in a straight line into midday. Relentless red candles, heavy volume, and collapsing breadth made this a textbook institutional unwind, not a retail panic. 📊 Institutional Execution, Not Retail Panic This wasn’t a dip; it was a calculated de-ris

potential reasons for the move down today in markets: - if the supreme court ruling on trump tariffs goes against him, the US would have to refund $1T+ worth of revenues/deals - gov shutdown getting ready to shut down entire airports - jensen said China can beat the United States in AI, not the best headline for semis - worst october for layoffs since 2003, labor market fears potentially getting worse

Overview $Alphabet(GOOG)$ - one of the world’s largest companies and a member of the “Magnificent 7”, dominates the internet search market with nearly 90% global share. It still generates most of its revenue from traditional search and its Chrome browser, used by nearly 3.5 billion people. The good news is other parts of the business are increasingly driving growth in their own strides, especially (i) Google Cloud and (ii) AI products. Its latest quarterly earnings released on 29 Oct 2025, highlighted GOOG’s strong business momentum and AI-driven growth. Q3 2025 statistics Employees: 190,167 Revenue: $102.35 billion (GOOG’s first quarter above $100 billion) Earnings per share (EPS): $2.87 Net income: $34.9 billion Stock price: $281.82 (as of 31 Oc

⚡ The Trillion-Dollar Wager: Can Musk Turn Vision Into Tesla’s $8.5 Trillion Reality? 🚀 > “Pay me in ambition, not in cash.” — Elon Musk, probably. Tesla is once again rewriting the playbook for corporate ambition. The spotlight isn’t on its cars or quarterly deliveries this time — but on a $1 trillion pay package that could become the boldest bet in modern business history. But this is no ordinary incentive. It’s a mission disguised as compensation. To claim it, Musk must lift Tesla’s market cap to $8.5 trillion — transforming it from an EV pioneer into a multiverse of AI, robotics, and energy ecosystems. --- 💎 1️⃣ The Real Play: From EV to “Intelligence Infrastructure” Tesla’s future no longer revolves around cars. It’s evolving into something much bigger — an AI superstructure that m

This is the main reason OpenDoor share price caved in post results. Not the losses, not the lower revenue, both of which most have expected.  People just don't like hearing of new shares being released as this suggest cash is needed.  But as the management have already identified the company is blotted with over-staffing, and they need to go tech to reduce dependance on unproductive manpower (and improve real estate inventory management), the cash raised is understandable.  I personally do see the potential here. Inventory management will reduce cash tied and risk associated with properties which do not or take longer to sell. Reduction in unproductive headcount, unfortunately painful for some, is better for businesses.

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Buckle up, tech enthusiasts! NVIDIA, the powerhouse behind the AI revolution, just took a massive hit, shedding a jaw-dropping $440 billion in market value over three brutal days—the steepest drop since that infamous January DeepSeek meltdown. 😱 This week's 9% slide has investors sweating, but hold on: the stock's still flexing a solid 41% gain for 2025 so far. What's fueling this rollercoaster? Let's dive deep into the chaos. First off, rewind to January: Chinese AI startup DeepSeek unleashed a game-changing model that sparked global panic over U.S. AI dominance, tanking NVIDIA by 17% in a single session and vaporizing nearly $600 billion. Fast-forward to now, and echoes of that fear are back amid mounting worries about overinflate

$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$    Quarter-on-Quarter Performance Group net profit rose 9% from a quarter ago to S$1.98 billion, driven by stronger non-interest income which cushioned the impact of a lower net interest income. ➢ Net interest income was S$2.23 billion, 2% lower quarter-on-quarter. While average assets increased, this was more than offset by an 8 basis-point compression in net interest margin (“NIM”) to 1.84%. The narrowing of NIM was mainly due to a downward repricing of loans from the decline of benchmark rates in SGD and other currencies, where the moderation in loan yields outpaced the reduction in deposit costs. ➢ Non-interest income grew 24% from the previous quarter to S$1.57 billion, supported by broad-based growth across fe

$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$ delivered record income and a higher dividend despite softer margins, supported by strong wealth management and deposit growth. The 2026 outlook signals only a slight earnings dip, showing its balance-sheet strength. With the stock breaking above $55, DBS continues to stand out among local banks. In contrast, $UOB(U11.SI)$ profits slumped due to heavy provisions and weaker margins. Management’s prudence in building reserves is wise, but the steep profit drop and cautious guidance highlight ongoing challenges. Investors are rightly pricing in near-term headwinds for UOB. For $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ , I expect results between DB

I believe in $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ and Elon Musk’s ability to deliver again. Every time the market doubted him, he proved them wrong — from scaling production to making Tesla a trillion-dollar company. This compensation plan isn’t just about money; it’s a bet on Tesla’s future and Musk’s unmatched execution. If anyone can drive Tesla toward an $8.5 trillion valuation, it’s Elon. While concerns about governance and pay fairness are valid, Musk’s results speak for themselves. His rewards have always been tied to performance, creating huge shareholder value. With his long-term commitment and a succession plan, his interests remain fully aligned with investors like

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   $Direxion Daily PLTR Bull 2X Shares(PLTU)$   I've been a Palantir holder since the direct listing, and I still sleep like a baby with the full position. Alex Karp's CNBC jab at Michael Burry yesterday was pure theater—classic Karp—but it doesn't change the math. Palantir is printing cash, signing 10-year government contracts that lock in revenue before breakfast, and its commercial pipeline is finally scaling. A 45x forward sales multiple looks rich until you realize the rule-of-40 score is already north of 70 and climbing. Long-term, I'm still targeting $300+ in three years; nothing I heard yesterday moved that needle. A 20-25%

$CapitaLandInvest(9CI.SI)$   CapitaLand Investment (CLI) has reported a total revenue of $1,568 million for the 9MFY2025 ended Sept 30.  Fee-related revenue (FRR) grew to $882 million driven by higher event-driven fees from listed funds and contributions from new funds. Real estate investment revenue came in 12% y-o-y lower at $753 million due to deconsolidation of CapitaLand Ascott Trust (CLAS) and divested assets.

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