$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  talk about perfect timing.... No skills what so ever. Just buying when market hated this company the most 

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ this is a company with a really large economic moat. Though its FCF positive, the profitability of the company is still negative and will likely stay that way.In the words of the Ceo himself, please find another stock if you want Qoq gains. They will do well in recession should their physical gold hold its value. I recently found out that a stock guru here in Singapore who holds this growth stock despite being bearish on most.Hang in there guys. It'll get more rough before things get better. 

$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ I have no doubt that Grab will continue to grow. I'm a Grab bull and while their stock price is muted due to present day conditions, I believe that in the minds of consumer there is only 1 way to get from point a to point B. Engraved in the minds of consumers is now let's "grab" there. It's only a matter of time before they gain a monopoly in Singapore and in the region. I'm truly excited to be a part of their growth. 

$Ryde Group(RYDE)$ honestly, in all honesty, I'm not super bullish on the company. But the way the price action adheres to TA is unbelievable. It's almost like the big bois and I using the same technical indicators. 

$GameStop(GME)$ lol easy

$GameStop(GME)$ do I sell? 

$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$bought more yesterday. I may be a fool but I refuse to believe that Grab can fail. Cannot imagine a world without grab food or grab car.... 

$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ yes yes that's right. When a company has pricing power, any reduction in demand from increase in prices is almost negligible. As a daily, user of grab, I'm happy to see that when I open up Grab to compare with Tada and ryde, it's actually cheaper. (based on my experiences yesterday and the day before. So long as competitors can't keep up, grab will keep on winning and hopefully that can bring forward the day Grab sees it's first profitable quarter. 

$Ohmyhome Ltd(OMH)$ holding 

I read a Finbite Insights article framing the recent sell off as a broader growth stock repricing, not just a software issue. The macro explanation around rates and valuations makes sense, but I am not sure it fully captures the risk of prolonged underperformance. When growth narratives unwind, multiples often stay compressed longer than expected even if earnings hold up. Original article here: https://finbiteinsights.substack.com/p/not-just-software-growth-stocks-whacked ‌$Salesforce.com(CRM)$  ‌$Uber(UBER)$  ‌‌$Intuit(INTU)$  ‌‌$ServiceNow(NOW)$  ‌‌$Adobe(ADBE)$