Among DLC-covered underlyings, $SMIC(00981)$ and $LENOVO GROUP(00992)$ led gains in Hong Kong’s morning session on Tuesday (26 May), while $SATS(S58.SI)$ took the spotlight in the Singapore market. SMIC surged as much as 16.5% in early trading before trimming gains later in the session to close up 8.52%, as semiconductor counters rallied following renewed optimism around China’s chip sector after Huawei unveiled a new semiconductor theory aimed at advancing chip performance. Amplifying the move, the SMIC 5x Long DLC closed the morning session up more than 42%, while the SMIC 5x Short DLC declined about 76% following an airbag trigger event. Lenovo also climbe

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ reported earnings on Wednesday (20 May) after US market close, but the reaction remained muted despite beating analysts' expectations and reporting record revenue. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 's revenue rose 85% YoY, while its quarterly profit was up 211% YoY. With the market now accustomed to consistent earnings outperformance from the AI giant, Nvidia shares slipped around 1% in overnight trading, suggesting much of the positive momentum had already been priced in. Amplifying the move, the $NVDA 3xShortSG261006(NVDW.SI)$ gained around 3%, with the $NVDA 3xLongSG261006(NVIW.SI)$ down a similar magnitude. US Sing

Sharing a useful breakdown on why a pure “buy and hold” mindset may feel harder in today’s market environment, as sharp swings across Singapore, Hong Kong and U.S. equities create both risks and short-term opportunities. The article highlights how Daily Leverage Certificates (DLCs) can be used as tactical tools to respond to rising and falling markets, rather than simply waiting through volatility. In short, DLCs are SGX-listed leveraged and inverse instruments that offer 3x, 5x or 7x fixed leverage on selected stocks and indices. Investors can choose both Long and Short DLCs, which means they can potentially take advantage of upside moves as well as downside moves. Unlike margin trading, the leverage is built into the product and maximum loss is limited to the amount initially invested, w