$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ all eyes are here now on Jensen Huang. He will be announcing NVDA’s results in the next five hours’ time. NVDA’s short numbers would looks good. The long term is the problem that why NVDA stock had Ben traded with jitters! Thanks for sharing @TigerEvents
$Apple(AAPL)$ is still good. Thanks to President Donald Trump the U.S. stock had a fabulously good week. It is not just a mobile phone stock. It is one of the biggest AI stock! I am holding this outstanding AI stock for more up side. Not wrong if you take some profit this week. Always that profit to enjoy life.😊 Thanks for sharing @Mrzorro To the moon!🚀🚀🚀
Replying to @koolgal:thank you for the invitation [Smile]//@koolgal:Should I buy, sell or hold $CapLandAscendas REIT(A17U.SI)$ ? It is gut wrenching watching Singapore's blue chip defensive fortress plummeting 13% YTD. It is hovering dangerously close to its 52 week low of SGD 2.41. Ascendas is Singapore's first and largest listed business space & industrial REIT by market cap backed by Temasek Holdings. Ascendas owns over 220 premium pr
my thoughts: $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ buy more if the price is right ✅️ I happily owning them. of cos, thinking to try Mung bean drink since Mr Huang was in China. When will Mr Huang visits Singapore again? Try our local food.. kaya toast, lor mee, charts kway teow, chicken rice and chilli crab
$ComfortDelGro(C52.SI)$ selling due to analyst tune down the target price. This company is soon to delist if keep dropping This company use to be a great stocks blue chips. Now become lousy. Better stay away
Should I buy, sell or hold $CapLandAscendas REIT(A17U.SI)$ ? It is gut wrenching watching Singapore's blue chip defensive fortress plummeting 13% YTD. It is hovering dangerously close to its 52 week low of SGD 2.41. Ascendas is Singapore's first and largest listed business space & industrial REIT by market cap backed by Temasek Holdings. Ascendas owns over 220 premium properties housing more than 1,500 multi national tenants across 20 different industries. With its recent drop, the current dividend yield is 6.5%. Analysts including DBS Research
My pick would be $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ . Interestingly, most AI & semiconductor stocks have rallied hard this year, but Nvidia has been lagging despite still leading the AI GPU market. Thus, I’m considering averaging up on my position instead of taking profits. The key catalyst for me is earnings next week. I’m also watching the Trump-China visit closely, especially reports that 10 Chinese companies may be allowed to import Nvidia H200 chips again. If confirmed, it could improve sentiment around Nvidia’s China business significantly. So my take is: buy more gradually. I still believe Nvidia remains the backbone of the AI boom, and strong earnings plus positive China news could finally help the stock catch up with the rest of the AI sector. Valuation
you can all 3! Buy more.. those software stocks.. they look like rebounding soon. Hold those favourite stocks but have run up a lot but are still fundamental strong. Sell this overvalued hype stocks that especially don't make a profit yet.
[Friday Portfolio Check-In] Hold, Sell, or Buy More?
It’s Friday, which means it’s time to take a quick look at your portfolio before the weekend. We all have that one stock we are not sure about. Maybe it is up, and you are wondering whether to take profits. Maybe it is down, and you are debating whether to cut losses or wait.So Today’s topic is simple: What’s one stock you’re unsure about right now? You wanna: Hold, sell, or buy more? How to join: Comment with one ticker and your question: Hold, sell, or buy more? You can also tag a friend and ask for their take — or jump in and share your advice with other Tigers. For example: “ $Micron Technology(MU)$ — down on my position, but I still believe in the long-term story. Hold or sell?” “ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ — grea
My first superpower would be the ability to see the exact price of any stock exactly three minutes into the future. On the surface, that sounds incredible. Imagine being able to know whether a stock will go up or down within minutes. I could stare at the screen and confidently say, “Yes, this stock will be 0.5% higher in three minutes.” Unfortunately, trading rarely works that conveniently. By the time I place an order, adjust the price, and wait for it to be filled, the three minutes would already be over. Sometimes the price would move in the exact opposite direction immediately afterward. So while I technically know the future, it would only help me feel slightly smarter while still losing money in the long run.
🌟🌟🌟I would like the ability to "buy low and sell high" as a superpower. While it is sounds deceptively simple, it is considered a super power because consistently achieving it requires overcoming market volatility, human emotion and timing. However this "superpower ' is sometimes perceived as useless as lows and highs are usually only obvious in hindsight, making it difficult to act on them in real time. Attempting to time the market such as buying low can sometimes lead to missing out on even higher highs. So instead of trying to buy low and sell high, I believe it is much better to buy and hold. This way I can profit from the magic of compounding, creating a snowball effect that accelerates wealth growth over time. Warren Buffett has famously said "My life has be
If I had to pick a funny but mostly useless stock-trading superpower, I’d choose the ability to know exactly when I’m about to buy the top. Not to stop myself—just to be fully aware of it in real time. Imagine clicking “buy” & a voice in my head goes, “Congrats, you’ve just nailed the local peak.” Painful, but at least I’d have zero illusions about my timing. A close second would be understanding what CEOs really mean during earnings calls. Like when they say “we’re seeing strong long-term opportunities,” my superpower translates it instantly to “next quarter might be rough.” It wouldn’t make me rich, but it would definitely save me from overinterpreting all the polished corporate optimism. At the end of the day, I’d still go with the “buying the top detector” because it perfectly sum
🔪🔪🔪🩸🩸 Catching falling knifes to lose money and let my friends laughed at me time and again is one stock-trading superpower I have. A falling knife is a rapid, steep decline in share price within a few trading days. Grabbing a falling knife is highly risky and should be avoided. Why are we still doing it? We do it because we want to secure a “bargain“ price. We use technical analysis to identify support levels to catch the stock. Catching a falling knife can be profitable when the market overreacts to bad news, causing a temporary dip for a fundamentally sound company. The emotional satisfaction that accompanies the monetary gains is highly addictive. It makes one feel like shooting all the way to the moon! 🚀🚀🚀 But sadly it is a bit useless to me because I failed most of the time. Thanks
I think I already have my "funny but useless stock trading superpower" which is Unbreakable "Diamond Hands": The ability to hold a worthless stock forever, convinced it will break even [LOL] [Cry]This superpower may extend to another superpower which is "Buying the DIP" [Spurting]
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ all eyes are here now on Jensen Huang. He will be announcing NVDA’s results in the next five hours’ time. NVDA’s short numbers would looks good. The long term is the problem that why NVDA stock had Ben traded with jitters! Thanks for sharing @TigerEvents
$Apple(AAPL)$ is still good. Thanks to President Donald Trump the U.S. stock had a fabulously good week. It is not just a mobile phone stock. It is one of the biggest AI stock! I am holding this outstanding AI stock for more up side. Not wrong if you take some profit this week. Always that profit to enjoy life.😊 Thanks for sharing @Mrzorro To the moon!🚀🚀🚀
Replying to @koolgal:thank you for the invitation [Smile]//@koolgal:Should I buy, sell or hold $CapLandAscendas REIT(A17U.SI)$ ? It is gut wrenching watching Singapore's blue chip defensive fortress plummeting 13% YTD. It is hovering dangerously close to its 52 week low of SGD 2.41. Ascendas is Singapore's first and largest listed business space & industrial REIT by market cap backed by Temasek Holdings. Ascendas owns over 220 premium pr
my thoughts: $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ buy more if the price is right ✅️ I happily owning them. of cos, thinking to try Mung bean drink since Mr Huang was in China. When will Mr Huang visits Singapore again? Try our local food.. kaya toast, lor mee, charts kway teow, chicken rice and chilli crab
[Friday Portfolio Check-In] Hold, Sell, or Buy More?
It’s Friday, which means it’s time to take a quick look at your portfolio before the weekend. We all have that one stock we are not sure about. Maybe it is up, and you are wondering whether to take profits. Maybe it is down, and you are debating whether to cut losses or wait.So Today’s topic is simple: What’s one stock you’re unsure about right now? You wanna: Hold, sell, or buy more? How to join: Comment with one ticker and your question: Hold, sell, or buy more? You can also tag a friend and ask for their take — or jump in and share your advice with other Tigers. For example: “ $Micron Technology(MU)$ — down on my position, but I still believe in the long-term story. Hold or sell?” “ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ — grea
Should I buy, sell or hold $CapLandAscendas REIT(A17U.SI)$ ? It is gut wrenching watching Singapore's blue chip defensive fortress plummeting 13% YTD. It is hovering dangerously close to its 52 week low of SGD 2.41. Ascendas is Singapore's first and largest listed business space & industrial REIT by market cap backed by Temasek Holdings. Ascendas owns over 220 premium properties housing more than 1,500 multi national tenants across 20 different industries. With its recent drop, the current dividend yield is 6.5%. Analysts including DBS Research
My pick would be $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ . Interestingly, most AI & semiconductor stocks have rallied hard this year, but Nvidia has been lagging despite still leading the AI GPU market. Thus, I’m considering averaging up on my position instead of taking profits. The key catalyst for me is earnings next week. I’m also watching the Trump-China visit closely, especially reports that 10 Chinese companies may be allowed to import Nvidia H200 chips again. If confirmed, it could improve sentiment around Nvidia’s China business significantly. So my take is: buy more gradually. I still believe Nvidia remains the backbone of the AI boom, and strong earnings plus positive China news could finally help the stock catch up with the rest of the AI sector. Valuation
$ComfortDelGro(C52.SI)$ selling due to analyst tune down the target price. This company is soon to delist if keep dropping This company use to be a great stocks blue chips. Now become lousy. Better stay away
you can all 3! Buy more.. those software stocks.. they look like rebounding soon. Hold those favourite stocks but have run up a lot but are still fundamental strong. Sell this overvalued hype stocks that especially don't make a profit yet.
[Events] What’s your biggest trading weakness — and do you want to fix it?
If you’ve been trading for a while, you’ve probably noticed this: Most people don’t lose money because they know nothing. They lose money because they keep making the same mistake over and over again. Maybe you chase when a stock is running. Maybe you panic and sell too early. Maybe you’re good at taking profits, but terrible at cutting losses. Or maybe you make a plan before the market opens, then completely ignore it once things start moving. So let’s talk about it: What’s your biggest trading weakness? And have you actually tried to fix it? Drop a comment and share yours. It can be a habit, a mindset issue, or a mistake you keep repeating in your trades. How to join Comment below and tell us: What’s your biggest trading weakness? Are you trying to improve it? If yes, how? Event Dates Ma
🌟My biggest trading weakness is a classic: I am a world class "Bag Holder", treating losing stocks like stray puppies that just need more "time" and "hope" to get back to breakeven. Warren Buffett has a blunt warning for those of us caught in this psychological trap: "Selling your winners and holding your losses is like cutting flowers and watering the weeds". How do I plan to fix this trading weakness? 1. The "Hard Stop" Divorce: Setting a stop loss at entry. If the price hits the line, the relationship is over. There is no "we can work this out" talk. 2. The "Blank Slate Test": Ask the question - 'If I didn't own this weed today, would I buy it?". If not, it is time to cut it off. 3. The "Flower" Pivot : Moving my capital from the stagnant weeds into
My biggest trading weakness is letting emotions override my plan. When a stock runs, I feel the urge to chase, and during volatility, I sometimes take profits too early. I usually start the day with a clear plan, but once the market moves fast, I don’t always execute it the way I intended. To improve, I’ve focused on process over outcome—predefining entries, exits, and risk before the trade. I also size positions smaller so I can stay disciplined, and I keep a simple journal to track when and why I deviate. Most of my mistakes still come down to the same triggers: FOMO and the fear of giving back profits. What’s helped most is accepting that missing a trade is better than forcing one. I now wait for confirmation instead of chasing momentum, and I treat risk management as my real edge. It’
🌟🌟🌟I would like the ability to "buy low and sell high" as a superpower. While it is sounds deceptively simple, it is considered a super power because consistently achieving it requires overcoming market volatility, human emotion and timing. However this "superpower ' is sometimes perceived as useless as lows and highs are usually only obvious in hindsight, making it difficult to act on them in real time. Attempting to time the market such as buying low can sometimes lead to missing out on even higher highs. So instead of trying to buy low and sell high, I believe it is much better to buy and hold. This way I can profit from the magic of compounding, creating a snowball effect that accelerates wealth growth over time. Warren Buffett has famously said "My life has be
[Events] If You Could Have One Funny but Useless Stock-Trading Superpower, What Would It Be?
What if one day, you suddenly got a superpower…But not the kind that makes you rich overnight. Not the kind that guarantees every trade goes up. And definitely not the kind that turns you into Warren Buffett. Instead, it’s a mostly useless but funny stock-trading superpower. Maybe it’s: Knowing when you’re about to buy the top Understanding what CEOs really mean on earnings calls Getting a warning before every FOMO trade Or seeing whether a rally is real… or just a trap Sounds useless? Maybe. So here’s today’s question: If you could choose one funny but mostly useless superpower for trading stocks, what would it be? How to participate Comment below and share your dream “stock-trading superpower.” Rewards We’ll pick a few fun replies and send out 100 Tiger Coins. Events Duration From 10 Apr
If I had to pick a funny but mostly useless stock-trading superpower, I’d choose the ability to know exactly when I’m about to buy the top. Not to stop myself—just to be fully aware of it in real time. Imagine clicking “buy” & a voice in my head goes, “Congrats, you’ve just nailed the local peak.” Painful, but at least I’d have zero illusions about my timing. A close second would be understanding what CEOs really mean during earnings calls. Like when they say “we’re seeing strong long-term opportunities,” my superpower translates it instantly to “next quarter might be rough.” It wouldn’t make me rich, but it would definitely save me from overinterpreting all the polished corporate optimism. At the end of the day, I’d still go with the “buying the top detector” because it perfectly sum