$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  Nvidia Insiders Sell Over 60% of Their Shares in Q1 2025.   Insiders at Nvidia, have sold more than 60% of their shares during the first quarter of 2025.  According to regulatory filings, top executives and key stakeholders offloaded a substantial portion of their holdings, totaling billions of dollars in value. The sales occurred amid Nvidia's forecasted slowdown in the AI and GPU markets.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ BlackRock has raised its target price for Tiger Brokers (NASDAQ: TIGR) to US$17, citing “scalable revenue growth in 2026.” after reviewing privately available analyst reports.

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs Unload Massive Blocks of Nvidia Shares in Q1 2025: A Strategic Shift or Market Caution? In a surprising move that has sent ripples through the financial markets, two of Wall Street's most prominent investment banks, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, have reportedly offloaded significant portions of their Nvidia Corporation (NVDA) holdings in the first quarter of 2025.  The divestment, which involves billions of dollars worth of shares, has sparked intense speculation about the motivations behind the sell-off and its potential implications for the broader technology sector. The Scale of the Sell-Off According to regulatory filings and insider reports, both JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs have reduced

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Citic Securities Raises Tiger Brokers’ 2026 Price Target to US$13–18 on Strong Scaling and Crypto Expansion Citic Securities has raised its 2026 share-price target for Tiger Brokers to a range of US$13 to US$18, citing the company’s accelerating business scale and its strategic move into the cryptocurrency sector. The revised target reflects growing confidence in Tiger’s ability to expand its international presence and diversify revenue streams beyond traditional brokerage services.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ JPMorgan and T. Rowe Price Boost Holdings in Tiger Brokers Amid Growing Confidence Global investment giants JPMorgan and T. Rowe Price have significantly increased their positions in Tiger Brokers, signaling rising institutional confidence in the online brokerage’s long-term growth prospects. According to recent filings, JPMorgan expanded its stake by an impressive 86%, while T. Rowe Price raised its holdings by 53%.

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  Bloomberg Terminal data shows a clear split in Nvidia’s recent trading activity: retail investors are driving the buy-side, while institutions are exiting. Retail inflows into Nvidia surged by 35% over the past week. Meanwhile, institutional sell orders spiked by 841%, with hedge funds, banks, and pension funds collectively offloading over $60.1 billion in Nvidia shares. Notably, short interest from institutional players rose by 257%, signaling caution. Despite the stock’s 12% dip this month, retail traders remain bullish, with call option volume up 40%. This divergence highlights retail’s growing influence amid institutional skepticism.

$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  As of today, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. have reduced 73% and 82% of their holdings in DBS Group Holdings Ltd., respectively.  This significant reduction in their stakes may influence market perceptions of DBS's future performance.

$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  Institutions continued to offload DBS shares at market open today, reflecting ongoing concerns over economic headwinds or sector-specific challenges. The sell-off underscores bearish sentiment among major investors on DBS upcoming earnings.

$TENCENT(00700)$  Our latest market data shows foreign financial institutions are loading up China's Tencent shares at an unprecedented pace. There is lots of room for growth at Tencent.

$LVMH-Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton(LVMUY)$  ‘Strong Convictions’ “What is noteworthy is that Bernard Arnault has such strong convictions about LVMH,” said Frederic Genevrier, an analyst at AlphaValue, who said the purchases may reflect Arnault’s desire to own an “absolute majority” of the firm even though he already has nearly two-thirds of voting rights. This year’s stock purchases during a downturn hark back to a similar move highlighted by Arnault nearly a decade ago. Speaking at the Oxford Union debating society in 2016, he recounted how he bought LVMH shares after the 2008 financial crisis, which he said at the time went on to more than triple in price.