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08-25

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ do your own research "StockInvest.us flagged a strong technical breakout, with TIGR gaining 13% in one day, supported by elevated volume and bullish short-term momentum. Support was identified near $12.29, while resistance lies near $14.51 .

• Their model downgraded the rating to Hold/Accumulate, citing high RSI (~81) indicating overbought conditions, despite positive moving-average buy signals

Tiger Brokers’ recent surge reflects robust Q1 performance, strong user growth, and expanding product capabilities (like crypto integration and AI tools). While valuation is on the higher side, the Citigroup upgrade to a Buy with a $14 target points to upside ahead but expectations from some analysts still imply downside. The next earnings release (expected around August 27–29) will be critical."

China Stocks Are Surging: Do You Know These HK SDRs?
Global stock markets keep hitting new highs — except China. But things may be changing. Xtrackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares ETF is already up +19.95% YTD, beating $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$’s +10.64%. So what’s the easiest way for SG investors to get exposure? Besides directly buying HK-listed Chinese companies, you can also buy SDRs (Singapore Depository Receipts), which track popular HK stocks one-for-one or at set ratios. 1. Would you buy China exposure through HK stocks directly, or SDRs listed in SG? 2. If you’re bullish long-term, would you go as far as buying LEAP calls on HK names?
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