DLC Weekly Recap | Top Gainers & Losers

SG DLC News
01-15

For period 7 January to 14 January 2026:

Leading the pack this week is $Bilibili 5xLongSG270216(ODJW.SI)$ , which soared 151% over the past week, fueled by a 22.27% rally in its underlying $BILIBILI-W(09626)$ . The surge was supported by broader-AI optimism lifting tech stocks and steady advertising growth for the company. Over the last year, Bilibili's share price has nearly doubled, supported by its turnaround from losses to consistent profitability, powered by AI-driven cost efficiencies and enhanced monetisation.

📊 Top 5 Performers (3 Stocks + 2 Indices)

Bilibili 5x Long DLC (ODJW) gained 151%

Alibaba 5x Long DLC (ZVNW) gained 93%

Kuaisho 5x Long DLC (VLLW) gained 55%

HSTech 7x Long DLC (YPCW) gained 19%

HSI 7x Long DLC (TNUW) gained 14%

📉 Top 5 Losers (3 Stocks + 2 Indices)

Alibaba 5x Short DLC (RHDW) declined -59%

Kuaisho 5x Short DLC (HSLW) declined -51%

Zijin 5x Short DLC (54XW) declined -34%

HSTech 7x Short DLC (9B2W) declined -21%

HSI 7x Short DLC (EUCW) declined -15%

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