@Star in the Sky:$CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$   Capitaland Integrated Commercial Trust (CICT) on Tuesday announced a proposed launch of over 237.5 million new units to raise gross proceeds of around S$500 million, with a minimum offering price of S$2.105.  The issue price range between S$2.105 and S$2.142 per new unit. CICT said that it intends to use around S$466.5 million or 93.3% of these proceeds to finance the proposed S$1 billion acquisition of the remaining 55 % interest in the office and retail component of CapitaSpring, located at 86 and 88 Market Street. 

@Lilith Blume:$SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$  If they were gonna flop, they'd have dropped the bomb last week. Key points: Q3 saw millions in dead inventory write-offs (that's the gross margin killer). Q4 margins should bounce back above 10%. Those delayed big shipments from Q3? Ninety days later they're sorted. Q4's $20B contract win is rocket fuel for guidance whether shipments started or not. This Q4 report's gonna crush it - placing my bets on an earnings beat.

@Axekay:If you are scared and did not buy any of $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   at its lowest (usd 7) and affected by those wet blankets calling it a meme stock or doom stock, then you will probably in deep regrets now.[Cry]   Congrats to the master believers of PLTR (@Palantard SG ) - you are probably a retired millionaire now, as well as my fav investment guru @Adam Khoo for your strong conviction when the stock was still below usd 10. This stock is going to surpass everyone's expectation and can only soar further from here.[Miser]   Buy when everyone thinks that the s

@LULU ROCKET:I think so. Friday is just a prelude. Warning signs are flashing everywhere. Will we get a dead cat's bounce or black crows? You be the judge. @JiaDeName  @BABY SPACEROCK  @Aqa  @FINE  @Mkoh  

@Lanceljx:The Nasdaq and S&P 500 have shown continued strength, and while August is historically more volatile, it often ends on a positive note. However, this does not preclude the possibility of a short-term pullback—especially after four consecutive months of gains. Could August Bring a Major Pullback? Yes, it is possible. Key reasons include: Seasonality: August is known for lower trading volumes due to summer holidays, which can amplify volatility. Macro Events: Earnings season, inflation data, interest rate expectations, and geopolitical developments may act as catalysts. Technical Overextension: After a strong rally, markets may need to consolidate or correct to digest gains. If a Pullback Occurs, Are You Ready to Buy the Dip? This depends on your: Investment horizon: Long-term investors

@OptionsDelta:$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ The options open interest is showing a pattern this week of preparing for an upside move in the short term but hedging for possible downside in the future.There's been very aggressive opening of 182.5–190 call positions expiring this week, which looks a bit like a short squeeze. This could be in anticipation of a surprise beat in AMD's earnings, potentially causing NVDA's stock price to soar. However, all of this is predicated on the stock price holding above 180.From the perspective of large trades, though, the market doesn't seem to believe that NVIDIA will be able to stay above 180 in the coming weeks.For example, there was a large sell call order for the August 22 expiry at 175 strike: