$Micron Technology(MU)$ Citi lowered price target 20%. Analyst said it is because ddr prices 6% down. Strange. But MU earns on HBM. It is not consumer mem.
$CapLand China T(AU8U.SI)$ CapitaLand China Trust reported that director Chua Keng Kim acquired 200,000 ordinary units via market transactions for a total consideration of SGD143,500.00. CapitaLand China Trust reported that director Chua Keng Kim acquired 100,000 units of ordinary voting units for a consideration of SGD69,000.00. CapitaLand China Trust reported that director Chua Keng Kim acquired 100,000 ordinary units for SGD62,000.00. CapitaLand China Trust reported that director Wan Mei Kit acquired 26,115 ordinary units at a consideration of S$0.6816 per unit. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ $DBS Group Holdings
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) presents a complex picture of strong underlying business fundamentals weighed down by significant near-term market and regulatory pressures, leading to a current undervaluation relative to analyst consensus. Alphabet's stock is currently trading in a technically weak position with negative momentum, primarily driven by broad market sell-offs in growth stocks and heightened regulatory concerns, which overshadow its robust profitability, dominant market position, and positive long-term analyst sentiment.
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Something very fishy about the fact this stock dumps every single morning without fail with nothing to constitute the dump. Also massive buy orders almost without fail at the end of every single day. Clear manipulation. Oh well not like we can do anything about it. (Eat the rich)
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