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Centurion Accommodation REIT 1Q 2026: No Low Leverage Means No Sanctuary Left | 🦖EP1592 The market sees a clean 7.4% projected yield, but the balance sheet sees a REIT that nearly doubled its net debt in one quarter and is now leaning on master leases to keep the income line looking smooth. A 31% aggregate leverage ratio, S$659 million of net debt and a financing cost that quietly steps up from 3.57% to 3.79% once you include the real fees is not a small technicality, it is a fundamental shift in who carries the risk. My stance is simple: when a “low‑leverage sanctuary” REIT rewrites its capital structure this quickly, I treat the headline beat as a red flag, not a comfort blanket. 📺 YouTube: https://youtu.be/AIzU9lhZ6Ds 📩 Substack: https://investingiguana.com/p/careit-1q-2026-debt-hits-31

Google (GOOGL) has continued to achieve new all‑time highs since establishing a key low on March 31. The advance from that point is unfolding as a five‑wave impulse under Elliott Wave principles. From the March 31 low, wave (1) concluded at $342.32, followed by a corrective wave (2) that ended at $331.10. The stock then accelerated in wave (3), which subdivided into a smaller impulse, confirming the bullish momentum. Within wave (3), the internal sequence began with wave 1 ending at $353.18. A brief dip in wave 2 followed, reaching $344.21. The rally then extended in wave 3 toward $378.79, before a modest retracement in wave 4 that settled at $365.82. The final push in wave 5 carried prices to $391.39, completing wave (3) at the higher degree. A corrective phase in wave (4) then unfolded,

The $Nikkei 225 Index(N225.JP)$ June futures gained another 1.4% this morning (as of 10AM) to 62,805 - a new all-time record - compared to yesterday's 5PM close 🔥This takes the Nikkei225 futures' increase over the last two days to 5%, further cementing its position as the top performing major index this year to date with a 25.8% gain so far - more than 3 times that of the S&P500 🌈The Nikkei225's exuberance this morning reflects the optimism that the war tensions in the Gulf may be coming to an end According to an interview with PBS News Hour, Trump said the war has “a very good chance of ending” and there’s a possibility that happens before his trip to Beijing next week 🤝Meanwhile, various news reports have said that China’s top diplomat ha

Is Singtel Still a Dividend King? The Truth About Buying for Life | EP1596🦖The part that shocked me in this Singtel audit is how many retirees are still accepting a 3.6% yield while the CPF Special Account quietly pays 4% in the background. Once you strip away the SDS nostalgia, the AI story and the Temasek comfort blanket, the numbers say the same thing: solid balance sheet, but you are taking full equity risk for less income than a government-guaranteed floor. My stance is simple: if a stock cannot clear the 3.2% Forensic Floor with at least 1.5% of real risk premium on top, it does not earn “anchor” status in a retirement portfolio.For anyone running an HDB household portfolio, this is not about whether Singtel is a “good company”, it is about whether your capital is being paid fairly f

Singapore SRS Loses 6,200 Basis Points Moving DBS to NVDA | EP1595The SGX-Nasdaq bridge launching in June 2026 solves an access problem but creates a liquidity trap that most retail investors will only discover when they try to exit. Moving S$100,000 from DBS into Nvidia through the Global Listing Board delivers a 6,200 basis point income loss while the absence of a market-maker mandate means your SGD-denominated shares could freeze during US market closures. The S$3.95 billion EQDP fund backstops institutional flow, not your retail order book.The forensic reality is that the 1.4% T-Bill yield sits well below the 3.2% Forensic Floor, and the bridge names like Apple at 0.37% yield and Nvidia at 0.02% fail the 4.7% hurdle entirely. For an SRS portfolio built to fund retirement, the choice is

$ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Crude Oil(SCO)$ $ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Crude Oil (SCO) Soared +11.81%: Short-Squeeze Ignites, Testing $7.17 High 🚀 Latest Close Data 📊 Closed at $7.10 on 2026-05-06, surging +11.81% from the previous close. The price is now 68.3% below its 52-week high of $22.39. Core Market Drivers ⛽ The rally is primarily driven by a sharp intraday drop in crude oil prices, activating the ETF's 2x inverse leverage. High short interest (recently ~17-24% of volume) suggests a potential short squeeze contributed to the explosive move, as bears were forced to cover positions. Technical Analysis 📈 Volume: Massive volume of 94.5M shares (52.2% turnover) confirms strong institutional participation. Volume Ratio of 1.29 indicates