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Over the five trading sessions, the usual quota of 60 director interests and substantial shareholdings were filed. Across close to 30 primary-listed stocks, Directors or CEOs reported eight acquisitions and three disposals, while substantial shareholders recorded five acquisitions and no disposals.1. $EnGro(S44.SI)$ On Nov 21, Chairman and CEO Tan Cheng Gay acquired 11,870,000 shares in a married deal at S$0.725 apiece. This increased his total interest from 15.01% to 25.01%. Mr Tan is a founding member of the Group and has served as Executive Director since 1973, shaping the Group’s strategic vision. Substantial shareholder Chua Thian Poh also acquired 1.18 million shares at S$0.725 apiece, increasing his total interest from 38.68% to 39.67%.&n

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Buckle up, wealth builders – the Trump administration just dropped a generational game-changer with "Trump Accounts," seeding tax-free savings for millions of U.S. kids and turbocharging it with Michael and Susan Dell's jaw-dropping $6.25 billion donation on December 5, 2025. This isn't pocket change; it's a trillion-dollar flywheel if invested wisely, blending government's $1,000 kickstart with Dell's $250 boost for 25 million children 10 and under born before January 1, 2025. As markets digest this policy powerhouse amid Fed cut odds sizzling at 87%, stocks like Dell Technologies popped 2% to $142.50 on the philanthropy play, while education and fintech plays like SoFi edged up 1% on potential account management frenzy. But is this the ultimate legacy launcher for families, or a fiscal f

In July, $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ stock declined 7% Wednesday morning after the fintech company priced its previously announced public offering of common stock at $20.85 per share, below Tuesday’s closing price of $22.40. This time, in December, its stock fell 5% in after-hours trading 4 Dec (Thursday) after the company announced a $1.5 billion public offering of common stock. So if we noticed, SoFi stock did went up after its previous public offering in July. In this article we would like to discuss a breakdown of what is going on with SoFi’s stock price reaction to public offerings — both in July and now in December — and what it could mean for short-term and long-term investors. Why the Stock Often Drops on Offering News When a company an

Honestly, with the strong China delivery numbers and the renewed push from the U.S. government toward accelerating robotics, I feel like Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  $Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 1.5X Shares(TSLL)$  $GraniteShares 2x Long TSLA Daily ETF(TSLR)$  is finally getting some momentum back. For months, sentiment around the stock has been stuck in "wait-and-see" mode, but Optimus being pushed back into the spotlight definitely changes the tone. Robotics has always been one of the most important long-term optionalities for Tesla, and now the market is being reminded of it again. When T

Seeing the robotics names explode after the latest comments from the Commerce Secretary definitely caught my attention. When Nauticus doubles in a day and iRobot jumps more than 70%, it's clear that the market is treating "Trump plays" the same way it treated crypto, AI Stargate, and rare-earth stocks earlier this year—fast, speculative, and narrative-driven. I get why traders are chasing it, but I'm also aware that these kinds of moves usually come with big reversals. Would I join the hype? Honestly, only with a very small, high-risk portion of my portfolio. These small-cap robotics stocks move purely on sentiment and political headlines, not fundamentals. They can deliver massive returns in a short time, but they can evaporate just as quickly once the narrative cools down. If I were to t

You pose a very good, timely question. There are indeed bullish signals for Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) — but whether it can reach or exceed its prior high around US$ 488 by year-end is less certain. Below is a balanced assessment of the upside potential — plus the risks. --- ✅ What speaks in favour of a rally Strong China sales momentum. Tesla’s China-made electric-vehicle deliveries in November reportedly rose ~9.9 % year-on-year — the biggest growth in over a year. That helps reaffirm demand in one of its most important markets. Government tailwinds on robotics/AI. The new push by the United States Department of Commerce (and broader U.S. administration) to accelerate robotics — including an anticipated executive order — has revived investor interest in Tesla’s non-automotive bets.  The “Op

You raise a very good set of questions. There is a compelling case to consider the robotics-theme hype — but it depends heavily on your risk tolerance, time horizon, and the trade-off between speculative upside vs. fundamentals. Below is how I weigh the arguments, and my current lean. --- 🔎 What’s Attractive About the “Robotics Hype” The U.S. Department of Commerce (via Howard Lutnick) has publicly engaged with robotics CEOs and may push a formal robotics-industry executive order next year.  That signalling has triggered a surge across smaller robotics-linked stocks: firms such as Richtech Robotics (RR), Serve Robotics (SERV), Nauticus Robotics (KITT), and iRobot (IRBT) have seen dramatic rally moves on hopes that they may benefit directly from favourable policy, funding or procuremen

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   Technical indicators are useful only when we understand the logic behind them rather than follow them mechanically. One insight I’ve learnt over the years is that no single indicator works in isolation. Price structure, volume behaviour and broader market context always matter more than any one signal. For example, RSI helps highlight momentum extremes, but it becomes far more reliable when paired with trend direction. In a strong uptrend, “overbought” often reflects persistent strength, not an immediate reversal. Similarly, MACD works best when used to confirm changes in trend rather than predict them too early. I also pay close attention to moving averages as dynamic support and resistance, especially the 20-day and

Options are often seen as purely speculative tools, but they can be a powerful component of individual portfolio management, offering a way to generate consistent income through the collection of premiums. By strategically selling (writing) options, you can earn cash flow that can be used to rebalance your portfolio, offset other investment costs, or simply serve as an additional source of return.   This article explores how individual investors can utilize two of the most popular and relatively conservative options strategies—the Covered Call and the Cash-Secured Put—to earn premium and enhance their portfolio management.  The Power of Premium Income When you sell (write) an option, you receive a non-refundable amount of money called the premium from the buyer. This premium

TSMC and Cipher Mining Ignite Massive Bullish Bets, Including a Stunning $18M LEAPS Call A notable surge in directional positioning emerged in today's options market. AI semiconductor leader $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$   saw heavy institutional buying in mid-term call options, while crypto miner $Cipher Mining Inc.(CIFR)$   attracted a massive long-dated call trade into yesterday's close, sending its V/OI ratio to an extraordinary 769×. Together, these trades indicate that institutional investors are actively adding exposure during short-term volatility and positioning for continued upside in medium- to long-ter

Mega-Merger Shock: Netflix Buys WBD at $27.75 — Is the $100 Crash a Gift or a Trap? 🚨📉 The streaming wars just went nuclear. In a move that completely rewrites the media landscape, Netflix ($NFLX) has announced an agreement to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery ($WBD) for $27.75 per share. The market’s reaction has been violent and immediate: WBD is surging toward the buyout price, while Netflix has been hammered, plummeting as low as $99 in pre-market action before finding a shaky floor. This isn't just a merger; it's a collision of two different business models. The question for every trader today is simple: Is the market overreacting to the dilution risk, or is Netflix catching a falling knife? Here is the deep-dive analysis on the trade of the year. 1️⃣ Why the Market Hated This (The NFLX

AI is clearly a structural trend, and with so much capital and attention concentrated there, it makes sense to keep an eye on it. But here’s the thing: the market doesn’t only move where everyone’s looking.Over the past month, healthcare was the best-performing sector, up 8.39%, while the S&P 500 and Information Technology sector were down 0.53% and 5.21% respectively. Most investors and media headlines have been obsessing over AI stocks—wondering whether we’re in a bubble, debating valuations, and nervously watching every move in the Magnificent Seven. Stretch it to three months, and healthcare still leads with a 15.55% return. Healthcare stocks are gaining serious momentum—and most people didn’t even notice.When Trump appointed Robert Kennedy Jr. as Health Secretary—known for his ant