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Singapore's property market is still red hot with no signs of slowing down. Many HDB owners are upgrading to condos, while PRs and new citizens continue to enter the market as buyers. For some homeowners, reaching MOP and selling a few years later can potentially generate gains of several hundred thousand dollars. As the population continues growing towards 7–8 million, the housing "musical chairs" game is likely to continue, supporting long-term demand. That said, I think the rental market could become more challenging. More PRs and new citizens may choose to buy their own homes rather than rent, increasing competition among landlords. At the same time, job growth may slow as AI and automation create fewer but higher-paying jobs. We're already seeing layoffs across white collar group such

May's rally looks healthier than many expected, but it is still heavily driven by AI and large-cap tech. Market breadth has improved compared to early 2025, yet leadership remains concentrated in names linked to AI infrastructure, semiconductors and hyperscaler capex. A few things I am watching for June: Bullish factors Strong AI spending from cloud giants. Falling recession fears. Earnings revisions for AI beneficiaries such as NVIDIA, Micron Technology and Broadcom remain positive. Institutional cash levels are not excessively low yet. Risks Nasdaq 100 above 30,000 is psychologically significant. Valuations are becoming stretched. Any disappointment in AI capex growth could trigger a sharp rotation. Bond yields remain a threat to high-multiple stocks. For June, I favour: 1. AI infrastruc

NVIDIA's move is strategically important, but I would not declare the x86 moat broken yet. The bigger story is not the PC chip itself. It is NVIDIA extending its ecosystem from AI training to AI inference, robotics, digital twins and now client PCs. The new DSX vision complements platforms such as NVIDIA Omniverse by allowing companies to simulate AI factories before deploying real hardware. For PCs, NVIDIA faces three hurdles: Software compatibility: x86 still dominates enterprise Windows workloads. OEM relationships: Intel and Advanced Micro Devices have decades-long partnerships with PC makers. Enterprise inertia: Businesses refresh PCs slowly and value compatibility over cutting-edge AI features. However, NVIDIA's advantage is that AI PCs may shift the battleground from CPU performance

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you! 1 $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ Looks ready for launch. 2 $Global X Uranium ETF(URA)$Nuclear names should make 10-20% moves this week. 3 $Netflix(NFLX)$ Potential double bottom into the shareholder meeting this week with bullish flow all week last week. Targeting $90-$91.50 by Friday. 4 Gap fills above at $129.14 $ServiceNow(NOW)$ 5 $Bloom Energy Corp(BE)$Volume shelf setup on the daily candle chart. 😍 Been eyeing Tiger merch but short o

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading strategies with you! 1 $Microsoft(MSFT)$ Trade Idea: June 5 455C Trigger: 449 ✅ Targets: 456, 468 🎯 Stop: 441 🛑 MSFT closed at 450.24 on Friday. MSFT 476–489 is in play next if it can hold above 433 in June. Calls can work above 449 early this week. MSFT has been a laggard for many months. If it starts to rally, it can move back to 500 this summer. 2 $Oracle(ORCL)$ Trade Idea: June 5 230C Trigger: 225 ✅ Targets: 235, 247 🎯 Stop: 218 🛑 Closed at 225.78 on Friday. ORCL broke out above the 200 resistance and ran 26 points. ORCL to 260 possible on the next leg higher. ORCL has been stuck for 7+ months. Calls can work above 225

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some option strategies with you! 1 $Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd(CRDO)$ announces earnings on Monday this week. Got a big expected move at ~17%. Strong volume support at point-of-control down at 100. Recent bottom around 160. Volume shelf around 185. Will be writing cash-secured puts on this, probs targeting a strike in the 155-185 range. Am also looking at a 1x2 ratio spread, buying 1 call and writing 2 calls above that. 2 Seeing all this chatter on $Nokia Oyj(NOK)$ This weekend about insiders buying a ton of shares. We agree ... that's typically a good sign. Who is crazy enough to write deep ITM puts as a synthetic long call ?!?!

Markets continue to grind higher, but bearish RSI divergences and overbought conditions are beginning to appear beneath the surface. While $SPX and $QQQ are showing increasingly indecisive price action, $PLTR remains a standout with a strong technical breakout that could extend higher if software stocks take leadership next week. 📈 1. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ Indecisive price action again (doji), printing a bearish RSI divergence with both peaks locked in overbought territory. Will weekend news arrive to fuel momentum again, or is the market simply widening this structural divergence before a pullback? 2. $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ Indecisive daily price action, an overbought RSI divergence, and a gap sitting below at

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ still melting up. 7650 remains the target — the 61.8% extension of the higher-degree rally. A shallow W4 dip gets bought at the new Daily FVG (7563–7530). Then W5 carries the move into 7650. Bulls stay in control above 7468. Destination locked in. $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $E-mini S&P 500 - main 2606(ESmain)$ $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $E-mini Nasdaq 100 - main 2606(NQmain)$ $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ $iShares Russell 2

One of the things you develop after a few decades of investing is battle scars and a historical view of where we are today. History never repeats, but it often rhymes. As we’ve watched some of the absolutely crazy stock performance in 2026, I think it’s important to give some of that historical context to some parts of the market. I don’t know how this all ends, but I know how it’s ended before. I’ve seen these growth numbers. I’ve felt the investor confidence. And I’ve learned lessons along the way. The Market’s Rocket Ships Today, the market is bidding up all stocks related to AI, semiconductors, rockets, and dreams. Some of the stocks rising rapidly are seeing outstanding earnings, and we could debate if those are sustainable or not, but others are spending money at a growing clip to fu

The market's biggest winners continue to deliver, with software and healthcare names extending their breakouts. However, after leading the rally for months, semiconductor stocks are beginning to show early signs of consolidation and deserve closer attention. 1. $VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ Since semiconductors have driven most of the recent rally, printing a weekly indecisive candle with a gap below is a reason to be careful. The overbought RSI points to the same thing. To fill the gap, SMH would have to fall -5%. $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ 2. $Microsoft(MSFT)$ $MSFT was posted as a high probabi