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On 4 Aug 2025, just 3 days ago, I highlighted in this article: Popmart Triangle Setup + Strong LABUBU Demand: Where is it heading? that $POP MART (09992.HK)$ was in a triangle pattern showing bullish bias.  Recent candlesticks show a bullish bias: – Long lower shadows suggest buying interest when price dips. – Candle bodies are gradually shifting higher, showing demand near support. – This indicates buyers are becoming active ahead of a potential test of resistance. From previous posting. Source: Tradingview Price rallied from $251 to All Time High $293 in 3 days; the call warrant gained 54.5% Source: warrants.com.sg Source: Tradingview Doji at ATH A Doji candlestick at all-ti

A Singapore-listed company that best reflects Singapore’s spirit is Singapore Airlines (SIA) SIA consistently ranks among the world’s best airlines, reflecting Singapore’s emphasis on high standards, quality, and global competitiveness. Just like Singapore positions itself as a world-class hub, SIA is a flag carrier that embodies premium service and innovation. It is innovative and adaptable. SIA was one of the first airlines to introduce personal entertainment screens in all classes, operate the Airbus A38 and develop sustainable aviation fuel programs. This mirrors Singapore’s forward-looking, tech-driven, and adaptive economy. It is resilient. During crises like COVID-19, SIA adapted quickly by pivoting to cargo operations, raised billions in funds to stay afloat and invested in digital

Apple Puts $600 Billion Into US Manufacturing! Meet the Top 10 Partners $Apple(AAPL)$   has announced a $100 billion investment in the US over the next four years, raising its total US investment to $600 billion. As part of this, Apple launched the American Manufacturing Program (AMP) to bring more of its supply chain and advanced manufacturing back to the US. CEO Tim Cook said Apple will work with US companies to localize production of key components for iPhones and Apple Watches. All glass covers will be made in the US, rare earth magnets will come from MP Materials, and a complete domestic chip supply chain will be built. The first 10 AMP partners span four key areas: rare earths, lasers, glass, and semicondu

Big Tech earnings season is just about wrapped up, with only Nvidia left on deck and the scoreboard among the Magnificent 7 is looking... mixed. So far, three of the seven managed to rally post-earnings. The other three — Tesla, Amazon, and Apple — stumbled. Not a total disaster, but it wasn’t a complete flop either. The AI narrative is still very much alive. Apple (AAPL) Amazon.com (AMZN) Tesla Motors (TSLA) As for me? I didn’t even bother watching most of the earnings this round, especially the AI-linked names. Not because I’m out of touch, but because I already know I'm not going to buy them. Whether the earnings were good, bad, or somewhere in between, I wasn’t planning to jump in. These stocks have run so far, so fast over the last few years that even a “bad” quarter doesn’t necessari

$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ $CME Bitcoin - main 2508(BTCmain)$ $CME Ether - main 2508(ETHmain)$ 🔥📐🔓 Bitcoin Just Backtested $117K. Coinbase Just Backtested a Gann Arc Breakout. The Trade is Now. 🔓📐🔥 🧨 Flash Thesis I’m positioning now. Coinbase ($COIN) has back-tested its Gann arc breakout precisely as Bitcoin retests $117K and Ethereum surges to $3,825.66. These aren’t random bounces. This is a synchronized setup across the crypto-financial stack, spanning monetary policy, sovereign flows, and angular momentum. I’m treating $COIN not as a crypto stock, but as a structural financial layer; leveraged to the rails of this asset class and trading inside a

Overview Global markets ended the day mixed as renewed tariff announcements from US President Donald Trump introduced uncertainty across sectors. While US indices diverged, European stocks advanced on diplomatic optimism, and Asian equities saw cautious gains as regional investors assessed the semiconductor tariff impact. US: Trade Policy Shadows Gains US markets closed with a split performance. The Dow Jones Industrial Average $DJIA(.DJI)$  fell 0.5% and the S&P 500 $S&P 500(.SPX)$  eased 0.1%, pressured by concerns over the economic impact of Trump’s sweeping tariffs. The Nasdaq Composite

$SATS(S58.SI)$  formerly known as Singapore Airport Terminal Services, is an essential pillar in Singapore’s aviation and food services industries, playing a behind-the-scenes but critical role in supporting the city-state’s status as a global air hub. Founded in 1972 as the ground handling and cargo services arm of Singapore’s then-burgeoning airport operations, SATS was established to ensure seamless and efficient airport services that could meet the demands of the region’s fastest-growing aviation market. As Singapore’s Changi Airport expanded into a world-class facility, SATS evolved alongside it, extending its services beyond the airport’s terminals to include aircraft handling, cargo management, passenge

On Wed, 06 Aug 2025, US stocks regained their footing after White House announced $Apple(AAPL)$ commitment to invest more in US manufacturing. (more details later…) The ‘good’ news help to lift US market out of a doldrum against a backdrop with Trump’s all-out attack on one of its closer allies — India, and then some more… The madman of America has imposed an additional 25% tariffs (in total 50%) on Indian goods, citing New Delhi's continued imports of Russian oil as justification. By the time market called it a day: DJIA : +0.18% (+81.38 to 44,193.12). S&P 500: +0.73% (+45.87 to 6,345.06). Nasdaq: +1.21% (+252.87 to 21,169.42). 2,195 stocks rose and 2,377 fell as declining issues outnumbered advancers by a 1.08-to-1 ratio. Trading volume on U

**Customer Success Stories: Case Studies of Palantir’s Impact in Various Industries** Palantir Technologies has leveraged its data analytics platforms—Gotham, Foundry, and the Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP)—to deliver transformative solutions across industries, including government, defense, healthcare, manufacturing, energy, finance, and media. These platforms integrate disparate datasets, enable real-time analytics, and drive actionable outcomes, contributing to Palantir’s $2.87 billion revenue in 2024 and 71% U.S. commercial revenue growth in Q1 2025. Below are key case studies showcasing Palantir’s impact, drawn from its work with high-profile clients, highlighting specific problems solved, outcomes achieved, and broader implications. These examples are based on publicly availa