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$CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SI)$   CapitaLand Ascendas REIT - I think Great price snd GSS sales is here! Trading at 2.71, yield is about 5.5 percent of which I think is quite a good yield level! When interest rate started to come down she will not be trading at this kind of yield level! Pls dyodd. CapitaLand Ascendas REIT - 2nd Half results os out! Gross Revenue is up 11% to 761m, NPI is up 4.6 percent to 641m, Distribution Income is down 1.9 percent to 326.9m. DPU is down 6.1 percent to 7.441 cents. Occupancy rate is 94.2%. Positive rental reversion of 13.4%. FY dpu is down 4% to 15.16 cents. Gearing is 37.9%. XD 8th February. Pay date 6th March. I think results is within expectations. I think not bad! Pls dyodd.  https://spores

Are u still buying EV stocks?? Let's have a quick overview of its annual deliveries. BYD: 3,024,417 vehicles (up 61.9% yoy) Tesla: 1,810,000 vehicles (up 38% yoy) Li auto: 376,030 vehicles (up 182.2% yoy) Nio: 160,038 vehicles (up 30.7% yoy) Xpev: 141,601 vehicles (up 17% yoy) Rivian: 50,122 vehicles (up 146.5% yoy) Growth in the global EV market is set to slow to 27.1% in year 2024 as a reduction in state subsidies makes the cars less appealing to buyers. Furthermore, limited product choices and inconvenient charging experience have hampered demand, impacting the market growth of EVs. This is clearly evident as the overall slowdown in the EV transition has prompted several legacy automakers, such as Ford, to scale back their EV production expansion plans. Using Li Auto as an example, Sep

If you look at the india stock market, it has been performing extremely well. In fact, what chinese stock market fails to do, India has outperformed significantly. The next question then is will India catch up with China and in fact overtaking it? There is a possibility if you look at us companies with a number of Indian ceos and leaders. What's more is the USA and china competing position. Let's say an enemy's enemy may not be your friend but India is certainly and surely becoming the choice of manufacturing as a replacement for supply chain in Asia as compared to China. But if I take a step back, I saw that Boeing has a huge engineering team in India and noticed that the number of incidents involving Boeing 737 max. While there is no direct correlation or official documents out from Boe

This week I’m sharing charts from a series of recent educational articles I’ve been working on. So a little more of an educational bent, but still some very interesting and timely market insights too. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ 1. Price to Peak EarningsStarting this week off with an indicator which I haven’t seen many people talking about in a while. It takes price and divides by the rolling max EPS (peak earnings). I like it because it’s simple, has a better signal than some of the other PE ratios, and is telling us interesting things right now. Basically after going to cheap levels (yes *cheap*) in 2022, it is now at its third most expensive level on record. The upside for bull

So far we’ve got a number of full year 2024 guides. Overall, companies are not guiding above current consensus (median guide is 0.2% below consensus). Is this just companies guiding conservatively, to set up the year for beat and raises? There’s been a lot of dislocation in the world, and after going through the last few years I can see how companies would want to “set a low bar” for the full year. $MongoDB Inc.(MDB)$ is fresh on my mind as they reported earnings yesterday. Despite beating Q4 by 6%, they guided the full year 5% below consensus estimates (and also guided Q1 ‘24 2% below consensus estimates). The full year guide assumes 14% growth for this upcoming year after they grew 31% in 2023. They did call out a couple one time benefits they sa

4.6% dividend yield, share repurchases tied to net debt.745.7 mboe/d in aggregate production in 2023, the highest in firm history.Targeting a 6% increase in production in 2024 without per bbl cost increases or accelerating depletion.Refinery utilization rates in 2023 averaged 90%, with a projected increase to 94% in 2024.Fortress balance sheet, with a debt to EBITDA of under 1.0x and $4.6 billion in free cash flow.Significant tailwinds with OPEC+ cuts and additional transport capacity to the West Coast coming online in 2024.All figures are in USD unless otherwise stated. Assumes CAD/USD = 0.7409Investment Thesis $Suncor(SU)$ is a vertically integrated Canadian producer of petroleum products. 2023 was the best-ever year for output and the second-best

A New Phase of FOMObe fearful when others are greedy and to be greedy only when others are fearfulWarren BuffettThere’s an inverse relationship between how comfortable we feel as investors and the buying opportunities available on the market.A great sign that we’re getting to a peak in the market is investors confidently proclaiming that the hottest stock on the market still has incredible growth potential despite being historically insanely expensive.It’s never really “different this time”.We saw this in the 1990s with internet stocks, peaking before the market crashed in 2000. The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ had a P/E ratio in the low-30s at its bubble peak (I couldn’t get reliable data for the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$

Last Week's RecapThe US Market - Three major indexes closed the choppy week lowerThe S&P 500 and Nasdaq briefly hit intraday record highs but started to lose steam late morning. Nvidia shed $128 billion in market cap on Friday, erasing gains it had notched earlier in the session. The AI darling finished down more than 5% in its worst session since late May.All three major indexes finished the choppy week lower. The Dow posted its worst weekly performance since October, as Apple was down nearly 5% over the week, making it the worst performer in the 30-stock Dow.Fed chief Jerome Powell had few surprises in his congressional testimony, continuing to make the case that there's no reason to rush rate cuts. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 275,000 in February, above forecasts, but sharp downside rev

Another week just whisked by with the blink of an eye. US market almost had another week of winning streak; had it not been spooked by: (see below) Official Jobs reports data released, especially US Non-Farm payroll. Fed chair Mr Jerome Powell’s annual testify meeting with US Congress. President Biden’s State of the Union address. Indexes performance. 3 composite indexes performances: (see above) DJIA: -0.63% (-246.08 to 38,772.69). S&P 500: -0.14% (-7.30 to 5,123.69). Nasdaq: -1.10% (-179.10 to 16,085.11). US market was still trending on Monday, before it got jittery on Tuesday in anticipation of Mr Powell’s annual testify with US Congress over 2 days. Mounted a recovery on Thursday before it was cut-short by the President’s address and Friday’s jobs report. Various US Jobs reports. A

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