Investing in meme stocks is risky due to their high volatility, lack of fundamental support, and susceptibility to market manipulation and emotional trading. These stocks often experience sharp price swings driven by social media hype rather than business performance, which can lead to substantial losses. Additionally, they may face liquidity issues and regulatory scrutiny, making them highly speculative and challenging investments. Let's look at several meme stocks today:   AMC AMC Networks reported its second-quarter 2024 earnings Friday, revealing a 97 million USD hit to its balance sheet, including a 68 million USD goodwill impairment charge at the international division following the sale of 25/7 Media and a 29 million USD long-lived asset impairment charge at BBC America, a join

$Sea Ltd(SE)$ released its Q2 2024 earnings report on August 13, 2024, and shares jumped 11% after the report and nearly doubled year-to-date earnings.Reacting to the market's optimism about this earnings report.We believe there are 3 main factorsThe e-commerce business has entered a healthy competitive situation with improved guidance and is expected to turn around in Q3 (EBITDA)Gaming weathered the toughest downturn cycle, active players as well as paying players rebounded;Strong growth in financial business with increased margin contribution.Q2 ReviewRevenue for the group as a whole was US$3.81 billion, up 23% year-on-year, above the market consensus estimate of 20%, and essentially flat on a sequential basis.Gross margin of 41.6% was slightly be

$Sea Ltd(SE)$ is scheduled to report second-quarter 2024 results on 13 Aug 2024 before market open. It is expected to show a rise in quarterly revenue when it reports results on 13 August for the period ending 30 June 2024. The consensus estimate for second-quarter revenues is pegged at $3.73 billion, suggesting growth of 24% year over year. The estimate for SE earnings per share is 31 cents per share which is more than 50% lower than same period last year. Sea (SE) Consumer Growth ASEAN is the third-largest market in the world, by population size, after China and India. It is a huge market as measured by population size. Despite the large population, the average level of economic development is low. Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and other countries

$Sea Ltd(SE)$   Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) has demonstrated significant growth potential, particularly in its core businesses: digital entertainment (Garena), e-commerce (Shopee), and digital financial services (SeaMoney). This is to evaluate if I should invest in Sea Limited by analyzing its intrinsic value, comparing it to analyst forecasts, and considering the company's financial health, growth potential, market competition, and associated risks. Financial Performance Sea Limited has shown robust financial performance in recent quarters. Key highlights include: - Q2 2024 Results: Sea Limited reported a revenue of $3.8 billion, a 23% year-on-year increase. The company swung back to profitability with a net income of

SE impresses the market. Is $80 Within Reach? Sea Limited (NYSE: SE) has recently garnered significant attention in the market, surging by 11% over the past trading sessions. Investors are now speculating whether this momentum could propel the stock to the $80 mark, a level that seemed distant just a few months ago. Let's delve into the factors driving this rally and assess the potential for SE to hit $80. The Catalysts Behind the Rally 1. **Positive Earnings Report** Sea Limited’s recent earnings report exceeded Wall Street's expectations, with the company posting robust revenue growth across its key segments: e-commerce (Shopee), digital entertainment (Garena), and digital financial services (SeaMoney). The revenue beat, coupled with better-than-expected user engagement metrics, has ren

$Sea Ltd(SE)$ attract my eyes agian.$Sea Ltd(SE)$ stage 2 breakout on deck. 1.5B stock, I like it when it moves.Image $Sea Ltd(SE)$ is transforming the business successfully into a cash flow machine, proving its gaming franchise is evergreen, cementing its e-commerce dominance, and growing its fintech at 20%+ durably. At a $2B free cash flow run rate and a $9B cash pile, the stock is priced for more upside at 21x FCF.Cite from Riyado Sofian: “At $77, rate cuts, Free Fire India relaunch, and margin expansion due to products like advertising, have not been priced in. Trading at only 3x its Revenue, SE stock still has plenty of upside.”- Diversification - Exposure to Asia

Since August, some SGX star $Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ companies have released their financial reports.Among the Singapore listed companies with a market value of more than 2 billion SGD, 11 have released their financial reports. The relevant results and individual stock performance are as follows:6 out of 11 companies that prices rose after the earnings release are: $SGX(S68.SI)$ , $SEMBCORP INDUSTRIES LTD(U96.SI)$ , $HongkongLand USD(H78.SI)$ , $JMH USD(J36.SI)$ , $YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ The rest 5 companies declined

$Sea Ltd(SE)$  Kia ora Tiger traders, 🚀 SE Soars 22%: What's Your Next Move? Sea Limited just delivered a mixed bag with its Q2 results but surprised many by revising its FY24 guidance upwards, causing the stock to surge by 22% this week as of August 16th. The average price target for Sea is $79, but it's currently trading around $79.29. 🧐 Fun Fact: Did you know Sea Limited started as a gaming platform called Garena? Today, it's a major player in e-commerce and fintech across Southeast Asia! Historical Insight: Sea Limited’s rise has been nothing short of meteoric. From its origins in Singapore, the company has expanded rapidly across Southeast Asia, India, and even parts of Latin America. In just a few short years, Sea’s gaming, e-commerce, an

Once the prides of the e-commerce universe, $TENCENT(00700)$  , $Alibaba(BABA)$  , $JD.com(JD)$  , $Sea Ltd(SE)$  and $Grab Holdings(GRAB)$  have since fallen from grace. Fortunes of the Chinese trio have diminished since the regulatory crackdown of the technology sector in China, while our local duo are not spared either after the mad rush for e-commerce and e-gaming subsided after lives return to normal

$Sea Ltd(SE)$   I think Sea has finished its bottoming and is on its way up. Good sentiment from analysts and the markets and price action is very promising. Fundamentally, firing well on all fronts too. Gaming is strong and generating strong cash flow subsidising the other businesses. Ecommerce is really strong and turning around. Shopee is the big dog in the SEA markets and especially so in high value Singapore. Lazada is a distant second. Financial services is improving by leaps and bounds. Maribank is really solid and coming up with very attractive features to gain deposits as well as get users to transact with their platform (credit card, shopeepay, Mari Invest). Good results from management so far!&nbs

$Shopify(SHOP)$   fell in sympathy with the broader tech sector last week as investors took their bets off the table. However, I believe that the selloff is overdone in the case of Shopify, which I like as I believe that the online buying habits built over the COVID pandemic are here to stay over time, and this will benefit Shopify that has been enabling e-commerce platforms for thousands of sellers to start, grow, manage and scale their online business and operations. In fact, Shopify's earnings results for its previous quarter had exceeded analysts' predictions, and I hope that the coming earnings announcement on 8 August will likewise be encouraging. More importantly, hopefully the management will guide

$SGX(S68.SI)$ appears to be a strong candidate for long-term investment. It hold the main position in the Singapore market, has consistent revenue from trading activities, and growth potential considering Singapore remains a financial hub. However, $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ and $UOB(U11.SI)$ are also strong contenders as they have strong stability and ability to benefit from rising interest rates. What I would consider doing is having a diversified approach, and invest in both SGX and one of the banks (OCBC or UOB). I am not currently investing in Singapore stocks but t

$Sea Ltd(SE)$  I'll wait until the price is $100

$Sea Ltd(SE)$  Waits until $100 and sell

$Sea Ltd(SE)$  $88 hit targets 

$SIA(C6L.SI)$ and  $SEMBCORP INDUSTRIES LTD(U96.SI)$ Both blue chips and have strong backup. SIA, being Singapore's representing airline, will pick up in time to come. Sembcorp Ind is one of the energy and waste disposal vendors in Singapore and expanding opportunities overseas. Both are my choice for long-term holding beng first choice on SIA and Sembcorp Ind as second.

$Sea Ltd(SE)$  bullish