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The outlook for Singaporean banks in 2026 will be influenced by macroeconomic factors and broader global trends affecting the sector。。。 DBS (D05) could see prudent profit-taking after strong gains, but holding may be beneficial for long-term investors confident in its solid fundamentals and growth prospects UOB (U11) may be undervalued; buying the dip could be attractive if the weakness stems from short-term factors, but investors should monitor potential structural or regional risks OCBC (O39) is likely to track the trends of its peers, but its diversified revenue from wealth management and insurance businesses may offer more stability in volatile markets Bank performance will hinge on global economic conditions, interest rate trends, and market volatility; while growth is possible, risks

If we get a re-accumulation phase in early 2026, consider it a gift because I really think the $400s and $300s will be history. I anticipate we’ll see a massive wave of retail capitulation if TSLA sells off or grinds below $400 in early 2026 as many will lose patience after 5 years of consolidation. This will come down to how the media shapes the narrative in December 2025 and going into 2026. Slow quarter nonsense, analyst downgrades deliveries and ZEV credits expiring are the risks to starting the re-accumulation phase. Meanwhile Tesla will be focused on scaling Robotaxi, new models, prepping for CyberCab production in April, Semi, energy, and so much more. Keep in mind, the moment the Tesla AI narrative catches on, TSLA will soar. Wall Street could finally be jumping onboard in 2026. Th

I think it all comes down to macro. If the market is strong, the outlook for TSLA will be positive. If it weakens, the negatives will be amplified and put in the spotlight. In a supportive macro environment, I don’t see it as likely that retail will lose patience or capitulate if FSD14 reaches the point where you can text and drive, knowing it will continue to improve, and robotaxi deployment scales both with and without safety monitors. A drop into the 300s would only happen if macro takes a hit in my opinion. Obviously I could be wrong. I just view this as most probable

🌟🌟🌟One year into Trump 2.0, the verdict isn't written in policy.  It is etched in mood.  TACO :  Trump Always Chickens Out. TACO also stands for Tariff, Approval, Chaos and Overhang. This is the flavour of 2025 - spicy, erratic and deeply unpopular. Tariff: The Economic Sledgehammer Trump's 2nd term reignited the trade wars with a vengeance.  Tariffs on over 60 countries scorched supply chains, strained allies and rattled investors.  The S&P500 now trails behind China, Europe, China and even Singapore.  This is a reversal of the "America First" promise. While the markets did not crash, the damage was done.  Inflation went up due to the tariffs.  Trust eroded.  Approval: The Collapse of Confidence Trump's approval rating has dropped to 3

$NASDAQ plunged 📉, but among the $200 Club, Google stands out 🧠. With its 7th-gen TPU “Ironwood” launching soon and full-stack AI integration (Gemini + Cloud + TPU), Google has unmatched flexibility and cost control 🔒. Despite early fears, AI Overviews boosted retention with only a slight margin dip (90% → 86%) 📊. Apple’s robotics and Amazon’s Rainier are exciting, but Google’s moat feels deeper. My pick to hit $300 by year-end: GOOG 🚀@JC888 @Barcode @Shyon @koolgal

I would call it disappointed. Everyone went into his 2nd term thinking it should replicate his 1st term but he did many unexpected things like tariffs and then taco. While stock markets like HK and China rising has allowed me to profit, I think if he is collaborative, the US market would have rose along at a wider margin too. That would definitely make me happier. Trump will definitely try to push the stock market higher and one way is to push the Fed to cut rates faster. This will not only boost optimism in the stock market, it will also reduce the load of the US’ massive debt. Moving into his mid term, he will have to make sure the market rally along. Eccentric as he may be, he also values the performance of the stock market and that was his election promise- to make America great agai

$CapitaLandInvest(9CI.SI)$   CapLand Investment (9CI.SI) - She may rise up to test 2.70 than 2.73! A nice breakout of 2.73 smoothly plus good volume we may see her rising up further towards 2.80 than 2.87. Pls dyodd. Quote : business time- Two Singapore property asset managers are mulling a merger that could create one of Asia’s largest real estate firms with more than US$150 billion under management. Buy on rumours! Pls dyodd. Price seem to react positively this morning, she is up 5 cents to 2.72. 17th September 2025: Yesterday being sold down to close at 2.73, seem overly done! Hopefully, a rebound will bring it back to 2.80! Rate cut is looming! Rate cut defensive stocks would do well. Leading the outperformers, again, would be real esta

2025’s countdown begins ⏳—is there still room to run, or time to hedge? I believe there’s upside 📈, with Fed cuts, strong earnings, and AI momentum fueling gains. But locking in profits along the way is smart[Miser] 💼. Valuations are high, and year-end volatility could bite ⚠️. Stay nimble[Grin], rotate wisely, and don’t forget to trim when it’s hot 🔥. @JC888 @Barcode @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @Aqa @DiAngel</

2025’s countdown begins ⏳—is there still room to run, or time to hedge? I believe there’s upside 📈, with Fed cuts, strong earnings, and AI momentum fueling gains. But locking in profits along the way is smart[Miser] 💼. Valuations are high, and year-end volatility could bite ⚠️. Stay nimble[Great], rotate wisely, and don’t forget to trim when it’s hot 🔥. @JC888 @Barcode @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @Aqa @DiAngel<

$1T pay package approved 💥—Tesla shareholders back Musk’s moonshot plan 🚀. Can he hit the milestones[Doubt] With his track record, never say never[Surprised]. But after the hype, is this a “Sell the News” moment[Drowsy]? Maybe Short term. Long term, I still see Tesla as a conviction hold 🔋📈[Duh]. Innovation, scale, and Musk’s skin in the game = Powerful Combo[Miser]. @JC888 @Barcode @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @Aqa

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Framing the final weeks of 2025 At this stage of the calendar, the debate is not about who is “right” — it is about risk-adjusted asymmetry. Bull side — still supportive Fed’s path is now well-telegraphed; cuts anchor cost of capital lower into 1H25. Q3/Q4 earnings have, on balance, leaned to upside revisions. Cloud + AI infra spending shows resilience (capex guidance still rising). This means the floor is stronger than pessimists admit. Bear side — tactical fragility Valuations are extended; forward multiples are not cheap. Positioning is no longer light — many already chased beta in Q3. Year-end VaR adjustments and tax-loss harvesting can inject disorderly flows. My characterisation: The upside is still possible — but it i

The deal-signal is meaningful — but it is not a unilateral ignition switch. Context Shutdown-risk is a liquidity drag and confidence drag, not a valuation input by itself. When headlines suggest resolution, algos remove the “policy impairment discount” and risk assets naturally retrace intraday — which is exactly what you saw yesterday. However — the next leg up still requires two confirmations: 1. that the shutdown actually ends, not merely “intent to negotiate” 2. that the short-term resolution does not re-introduce a new cliff in 4–8 weeks The proposed structure — reopen now + ACA tax credit extension separated — is politically elegant, but markets will only reward the signed outcome, not the floated idea. So next week — what is the probability of a re-round? Positive skew exists — poli

Among $200 club, who has the best shot at hitting $300 by year-end — Google, Amazon, or Apple?: Honestly, seeing the recent rundown, $300 for any  these stocks by the year end looks tough. If things improve drastically, I feel Google has the best chance followed given its pedigree in innovation & foray into new technologies including AI. Has the market overreacted to recent tech stock corrections, or are these the first cracks of an AI valuation bubble?: I would really like yo think this was a temporary blip and that things would improve sooner rather  than later. But considering huge shorts are at play on the majority AI players, we could expect some pain in the short run. And the 🐍 & 🪜 game would be stable all through Trump's tenure. Who is the best buy now?: Given the