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Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh declined to provide forward guidance or signal whether the central bank will raise or hold interest rates at the upcoming October 27–28, 2026 FOMC meeting, stating at the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok that he does not "prejudge" policy decisions. In this article, we would like to share our understanding the policy mechanics, positioning strategies, and sectoral implications surrounding this pivotal meeting. I. Macroeconomic Context & The October FOMC Framework The Federal Open Market Committee enters its October 27–28, 2026 meeting against one of the most ambiguous macroeconomic backdrops in recent monetary history. Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s explicit refusal to offer forward guidance during his remarks at the IMF and World Ban

SpaceX is no longer just a rocket company. It’s becoming an AI infrastructure, satellite communications and connectivity business — and Wall Street wants to know whether the numbers will add up. SpaceX’s third-quarter earnings report is attracting attention for a reason. According to a recent Dow Jones report, the company is expected to return to profitability, with revenue forecast to reach $12.8 billion, up 64% from the same period last year. But the headline figures only tell part of the story. Behind the growth is an ambitious plan to build AI computing capacity, expand Starlink and develop next-generation rockets. These businesses could create multiple sources of future revenue, but they also require enormous amounts of capital. The big question isn’t simply how fast SpaceX is growing

Netflix has become one of the biggest names in entertainment, but its next challenge may be harder than producing another hit series. Can Netflix keep people watching when viewers have more entertainment choices than ever before? Netflix is due to report its third-quarter results, and investors will be looking beyond revenue growth to assess whether the streaming giant can maintain its momentum as competition intensifies. According to Reuters, Netflix is expected to report revenue of approximately $12.87 billion, representing 11.8% year-over-year growth. That would be its slowest third-quarter revenue growth in three years. The company is still growing, but the market wants to understand what comes next. For me, the most interesting part of this story isn’t simply the revenue forecast. It’

A share price only shows you the surface, so how do you tell a high-quality company from a lucky one? Join us on 29 October for “Fundamental Analysis 101: Beyond the Stock Price” with Jonathan Lo, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how to read financial statements, use ratios like P/E, P/B and ROE, spot sustainable economic moats, and track sector rotation across the economic cycle.

Earnings season got you stuck on “will it rally or tank?” Good news: you don’t have to pick a side! Join us on 28 October for “Beyond Up or Down: Trading Earnings Season with Straddle Options” with Benedict Lim, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how the Long Straddle works, how IV and time decay play into it, and how to handle that sneaky post-earnings “volatility crush”.

Wondering how to build a portfolio that can generate income, preserve wealth and still capture long-term growth? Join us on 27 October for “Diversifying for Changing Markets: Financials, Bonds and Singapore’s Green Leaders” with Ong Xun Xiang, Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, and learn how combining equities and fixed income through ETFs can help you build a more resilient portfolio amid market volatility.