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First time achieving 11x. I hope to double to 22x. Green day continue come, please 😁 Happy for all the winners, reminder to self and others "do not short Pltr" 🤣 Alstar, are you overseas? Missing you already 

This earnings season for S-REITs shows a mixed bag of performances. I value both capital gains and dividend yields — steady income is great, but capital growth drives long-term returns. To me, the best REITs balance both through strong fundamentals and proactive asset management. I was impressed by ESR REIT and Keppel Infrastructure Trust. ESR showed strong revenue and NPI growth, while Keppel Infra’s distributable income surged with its energy transition exposure. These names offer both yield and growth. In contrast, First REIT and KepPacOak struggled with FX risks and cost pressures — a reminder to be cautious with overseas-heavy portfolios. I prefer REITs with stable gearing, solid occupancy, and proactive management. A mix of local and well-hedged overseas exposure works best for me.

$ESR REIT(9A4U.SI)$ $Kep Infra Tr(A7RU.SI)$ $First Reit(AW9U.SI)$ 📊🔥🧭 S-REIT earnings decoded: growth surges, dividend dilemmas, and tactical positioning ahead! 🧭🔥📊 I’m diving straight into this heavy-hitting S-REIT earnings week with six tickers under the microscope. I’ve integrated every chart level, every earnings metric, and every technical trigger to find the names poised to outperform. This isn’t just a recap; it’s an execution plan for growth, income, or both. I’m positioning into strength: the two REITs rewriting the growth script $ESR REIT (9A4U.SI) just delivered an absolute standout. Revenue soared 23.2% to S$222.9M, while NPI surged 30.1% to

Meta Platforms ( $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ ) has just delivered a blockbuster second-quarter earnings report that didn't just beat Wall Street expectations—it shattered them. The results serve as a powerful validation of the company's high-stakes, high-spend strategy centred on artificial intelligence. My pre-earnings analysis correctly identified the central tension between massive AI investment and the need for sustained advertising growth, but the sheer scale of Meta's overperformance has recalibrated the entire narrative. This article will dissect the actual Q2 2025 results, compare them against our forecasts to identify what we got right and what surprised us, and analyse the company's forward-looking guidance to project the future traject

Overview: Cautious Sentiment Returns to Global Markets Markets ended broadly mixed on July 30th as investor sentiment was weighed down by cautious signals from the US Federal Reserve. Concerns over prolonged high interest rates, renewed trade tensions, and uneven economic signals led to a modest pullback in major indices across the US, Europe, and Asia. While losses were shallow, the tone was unmistakably watchful, with rate policy and global trade once again at the forefront of investor concerns. US: Powell's Message Stalls Rally The US stock market saw a mild retreat, led by the Dow Jones Industrial Average $DJIA(.DJI)$  falling 171.71 points (-0.3%) to 44,461.28. The S&P 500

$CapLand India T(CY6U.SI)$     - CapitaLand India Trust (CLINT) announced a 9% year-on-year (y-o-y) increase in distribution per unit (DPU) to 3.97 Singapore cents for the six months ended 30 June 2025 (1H FY 2025). 1H FY 2025 net property income (NPI) increased by 14% y-o-y in Indian Rupee (INR) terms and 10% in Singapore Dollar (SGD) terms due to higher property income, partially offset by higher operating expenses during the period. Income available for distribution for the same period grew by 15% y-o-y in INR terms and 10% in SGD terms, mainly due to higher NPI, partially offset by higher net finance costs and Trustee- Manager fees. Mr Gauri Shankar Nagabhushanam, Chief Executive Officer of CapitaLand India Trust Management Pte. L

$UnitedHealth(UNH)$ United Health Group’s Quarterly Results: Buy the Dip or Move On? United Health Group recently reported quarterly earnings that disappointed investors, sending the stock down over 7%. As someone who has had this stock rated as a buy since its steep drop earlier this year (when it fell 40-50% from all-time highs), I’m naturally disappointed by this decline. However, digging into the financial results, there were still some positives worth highlighting—which I’ll break down in this video. I’ll review the company’s latest earnings, analyze the key takeaways, and update my recommendation: Is United Health still a buy, or is it time to cut losses and move on? Let’s dive in. Key Takeaways from United Health’s Earnings Un

This observation is historically consistent. August is often a volatile month, influenced by lighter trading volumes, macro uncertainty, and seasonal shifts in institutional activity. While not typically the worst-performing month, it has delivered mixed results across years: 2023: A sharp mid-month correction occurred due to rising yields and China growth concerns, but markets rebounded to end +2%. Average S&P 500 performance in August (past 20 years): Slightly negative to flat, with frequent intramonth pullbacks followed by recoveries. Current Setup: Caution with an Upside Bias? The market is currently on a four-month winning streak, driven largely by: Strong earnings from tech megacaps. Persistent AI enthusiasm. Soft-landing hopes amid resilient labour and consumer data. However, se

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Apple, I’ve been following your journey for years, and each earnings season still excites me like the first. Your consistent innovation in both hardware and services is admirable, but I’m particularly eager to see how the AI integration and Vision Pro momentum are shaping up. With competition heating up, I’m watching closely to see how you’ll continue to differentiate yourself—not just with sleek design, but with tangible tech leadership. As a shareholder, I appreciate the financial discipline and capital return strategy, but I do hope to see more transparency on growth segments, especially in emerging markets. iPhone upgrades are great, but services and new product categories must lead the next chapter. Will we see a real breakthrough in wearables, or is Apple quietly preparing a bigger

The Real Winners of the AI Gold Rush: Why Infrastructure Giants Like Microsoft and Meta Are Just Getting Started The second quarter of 2025 delivered a powerful message to the market: AI is no longer a buzzword — it’s a business model. Two tech giants, Microsoft and Meta, crushed expectations and set fresh all-time highs: • Microsoft (MSFT) jumped 8.69% after reporting a 23% year-over-year growth in Azure cloud revenue, beating forecasts. A significant portion of that growth came from AI workloads. • Meta (META) soared 12.48%, with ad revenue up 27% and strong guidance driven by better performance from its AI-powered ad engine and open-source Llama models. While investors often chase the next viral AI app, they might be missing the bigger picture: The companies building and powering the AI