After reviewing the top-performing stocks in Q1, today let’s take a look at the S-REITs that attracted the most retail inflows in Q1. Despite a weak quarter for prices, retail money was actually aggressively buying the dip. In March alone, retail investors poured in over S$300 million into S-REITs, even as the sector declined ~7% during the month 🛍️ Retail Investors are "Buying the Dip" While prices retreated, retail investors didn't blink. In fact, they turned aggressive buyers in March, pumping over S$300 million into the sector. Here are the Top 10 S-REITs that saw the largest retail net inflows (by Ticker): $CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SI)$ - S$197.7M $Frasers Cpt Tr(J69U.SI)$ - S$68.0M

While global markets were hit by heavy turbulence in Q1 2026 (FTSE Global Index down 3.0%), $Solidion Technology Inc.(STI)$ stood like a fortress! Not only did it rise 5.1%, but its total return including dividends reached a solid 5.6%. The Industrials and Consumer sectors were the stars of the show. ST Engineering and Wilmar International led the blue-chip charge, while AEM (the MVP of mid-caps) delivered a jaw-dropping 142.4% return in just three months! Top 10 Best Performing Large-Cap Stocks (Market Cap > S$10B): output0.png $ST Engineering(S63.SI)$ : +28.4% 🚀 $Wilmar Intl(F34.SI)$: +25.0% $SGX(S68.SI)$ +15.8

Has your spring spirit reached the right level? Tried a qingtuan or a chocolate egg: what’s your pick? Went outdoors for a spring outing / treasure hunt Cleared your mind and did a bit of spring cleaning Sent a holiday greeting to family or friends far away Write Your Own Memory of Spring Behind every holiday is a love for life. In the East, we eat qingtuan, swing on swings, and fly kites, embracing the idea that “all things grow at this time, clean and bright.” In the West, people paint Easter eggs, roll for luck, and search for bunny tracks to celebrate the renewal of life. Question for you: What special traditions or outing plans do you have for this week? 🌸 Are you heading to the mountains to catch the peach blossoms in full bloom? 🍵 Is it a cozy afternoon with homemade salted egg yolk

March has been rough for the Singapore market. Banks, gaming, and consumer stocks have all taken turns getting hit. But what’s interesting is this: while many stocks are falling, a few are quietly climbing. Among SGX blue chips and mainboard names, these three not only avoided the selloff but posted eye-catching gains: $AEM SGD(AWX.SI)$: +151% YTD $ST Engineering(S63.SI)$: hit a record high in mid-March (+31% YTD) $Keppel(BN4.SI)$ +15% YTD What’s behind their resilience? And are they still worth chasing? output0.png 1. $AEM SGD(AWX.SI)$: From “Intel Proxy” to AI Beneficiary, +90% in 90 Days This might be the most

In the Singapore market, many investors follow a familiar, painful path: Buying based on "hot tips," chasing rallies, and doubling down on losing positions. It starts with a stock at $2.50, and by the time it hits $0.80, you’re fully loaded and trapped. Losing money isn't a matter of luck; it’s a matter of "the system." By deconstructing the logic of successful traders, we’ve identified 4 core habits that can fundamentally change your trading trajectory. No magic indicators—just iron discipline. 1️⃣ Never Fight the Trend: Stop the "Bottom-Fishing" Illusion The most persistent delusion for retail investors is trying to "guess the bottom." The Old Trap: Buying a dip just because it "looks cheap." The New Rule: Trade only in an uptrend. Let go of the obsession with catching the absolute botto

This week, the two giants of China’s tech sector, $TENCENT(00700)$ and $BABA-W(09988)$ , both saw their shares tumble following their latest earnings releases. Prior to the reports, Tencent had surged 7% as a leading "OpenClaw" concept stock. However, just two days later, that momentum evaporated as market anxieties over heavy AI spending took hold. Is this post-earnings dip a "buying the valley" opportunity? Let’s dive into the latest analyst insights to find out. Institutional Views: AI Investment Accelerating, Near-Term Profits Under Pressure $Alibaba(BABA)$: Morgan Stanley Maintains Overweight, Price Target US$180 Morgan Stanley's report is a mix of highlig

Tonight, the market welcomes a heavyweight earnings report: Micron (MU). The memory sector has seen a phenomenal rally over the past two years. With recent NVIDIA GTC and CES failing to fully satisfy market appetite, the spotlight now shifts entirely to the memory giants! The current market logic centers on the "Physical Limit of AI," which is essentially Memory Bandwidth. No matter how powerful the computing performance is, if the storage (HBM) can't keep up, the processing power will simply "idle." For tonight’s Micron earnings, the market isn't just looking at Revenue and EPS. The real focus is on Gross Margins, HBM Demand, and Future Guidance. Driven by AI, the memory industry has entered a "High-Prosperity" cycle, where rising prices are rapidly translating into profit elasticity. How

As tensions in the Middle East escalate, the once-shining halo of Dubai as a “safe-haven tax paradise” seems to be fading. Wealthy investors who once rushed there for tax advantages are now reportedly calling Singapore lawyers overnight to move money back. A Singapore family-office lawyer revealed that about one-third of his 20 Dubai-based clients have already started procedures this week to shift assets out. The average net worth of these clients exceeds $50 million. If Capital Flows Back, Who Wins in Singapore? If this wave of risk-driven capital migration continues, several Singapore companies could be positioned to capture the inflow. 1️⃣ Banking Giants: AUM Boom As Southeast Asia’s largest bank, $DBS(D05.SI)$ is a top choice for family-offi

The year 2026 started off strong, but recent geopolitical tensions sent the three major banks sliding. Surprisingly, $DBS(D05.SI)$ , has become this year’s laggard—down 1.2% year-to-date, while $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ bucked the trend with a 5.9% gain. In the investment world, a price drop often signals opportunity, especially in dividend yield. Who Has the Stronger Fundamentals? Despite share price pressure, are Singapore banks’ fundamentals really shaken? Let’s review 4Q25 results: OCBC Shines: The only local bank with year-on-year net profit growth (+3.4%) in 4Q25. Non-interest income performed well, and net interest margin (NIM) also rebounded. DBS Under Pressure: Net profit fell 10.5% YoY, mainly due

Introducing the LionGlobal Singapore Physical Gold ETF* The LionGlobal Singapore Physical Gold ETF* is the first gold ETF backed by physical gold, insured and vaulted in Singapore. The Fund seeks to track as closely as possible, before fees and expenses (including, but not limited to, hedging costs where applicable), the performance of the LBMA Gold Price** AM. The Fund invests at least 90% of its assets in physical gold. Beyond the Sparkle: Gold as a Strategic Anchor Event! We are excited to invite you to the Beyond the Sparkle: Gold as a Strategic Anchor event hosted by SGX Group. Hear from Mr. Ong Xun Xiang, Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, and Mr. James Ooi, Chief Market Strategist of Tiger Brokers (Singapore), as they share perspectives on the current gold market outlook and dee

$WTI Crude Oil - main 2604(CLmain)$ surged 7% today, touching $76 in premarket trading. $Natural Gas - main 2604(NGmain)$ jumped nearly 5% in a single session, while precious metals lagged behind. The real eye of the storm lies in the Strait of Hormuz — the choke point of global energy supply is being squeezed.The core logic behind the oil and gas spike? Physical supply disruption.1. Big banks’ targets: Where is oil’s ceiling?1) Bank of America & JPMorgan see $100–$120Bank of America strategist Blanch stated bluntly that if Iran attacks nearby facilities, Brent could instantly break above $100, with European gas prices surpassing €60.JPMorgan’s Kaneva added a critical detail: if the conflict d

This Wednesday, $SIA(C6L.SI)$ surged to a seven-month intraday high of S$7.19. Despite intensifying industry competition and downward pressure on pricing, SIA's Passenger Yield unexpectedly staged a turnaround. Is this a short-term technical bounce, or the starting gun for a new bull cycle? 1. Record Revenue vs. "Halved" Profit? The Biggest Surprise is Yield Pivot According to the 3QFY2026 (third quarter) results, SIA delivered a set of paradoxical figures: Revenue: Reached S$5.51 billion, up 5.5% year-on-year, setting a new quarterly record. Net Profit: S$505 million, a year-on-year plunge of 68.9%. The profit crash was not due to poor operations, but rather a high base effect. Last year’s quarter included a S$1.1 billion one-off accounting gai

The latest earnings season has wrapped up, and from Singapore to Wall Street, bank stocks have seemingly failed to escape the "sell-on-news" correction. All three SG local banks slumped post-earnings, with UOB hit the hardest, diving 4% in a single day. Is this a necessary risk release, or a golden opportunity to lock in high dividend yields? 1. Interest Rate Anxiety: AI Transformation vs. Operating Costs US Giants ( $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ , $Wells Fargo(WFC)$ , $Bank of America(BAC)$ ): The market is being brutally unforgiving. Even Bank of America, which beat expectations, suffered its largest single-day drop since 2020 due to "accelerating costs." While CEOs are