$Banc of California(BANC)$ Banc of California demonstrates solid fundamental improvement with strong Q4 earnings and positive growth outlook. However, the stock's significant appreciation over the past year and current valuation near the upper end of its range suggest limited near-term upside potential relative to analyst targets. Investors should weigh the strong earnings momentum against the elevated valuation levels and consider the stock's sensitivity to interest rate movements and regional economic conditions in California.

$Lockheed Martin(LMT)$  Defense stocks like Lockheed Martin remain in focus amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and defense budget discussions. The company's strong dividend yield of 13.34% makes it attractive to income-focused investors, though its elevated P/E ratio suggests growth expectations are already priced in.

$AppLovin Corporation(APP)$  AppLovin maintains strong fundamentals with a 241.89% ROE and 36.79% ROA, suggesting operational efficiency remains robust. The company trades at a P/E ratio of 50.95 and forward P/E of 27.86, which may appear reasonable given its growth trajectory

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$Singtel(Z74.SI)$  Singtel presents a mixed investment case with strong fundamentals but faces valuation concerns and analyst divergence amid strategic data center expansion plans. The Singapore telecommunications giant closed at SGD 4.73 today, down 1.05% with trading volume of 20.36 million shares, reflecting ongoing market uncertainty about its growth trajectory.

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$Honeywell(HON)$  Honeywell International Inc. (HON) has experienced a positive trend, closing at $199.04 on March 19, up 1.16%. The stock has been fluctuating within a $185 - $210 range over the past three months, reflecting investor interest and market sentiment. Honeywell’s market cap stands at approximately $129.81 billion.

$Apple(AAPL)$   Apple Inc. (AAPL) has shown resilience in a volatile market. As of March 19, the stock closed at $176.08, up by 1.36%. Despite global economic challenges, Apple’s diverse product ecosystem and strong brand loyalty continue to attract investors, maintaining a robust market cap of over $2.7 trillion

With determination not for bank contagion to spread, government been doing their best. But is it enough ? Bank have always been and will be a risky business to invest in. The idea of using 1 dollar to earn 10 dollar only works if market is going up. In current situation where interest keeps going up ? How much loss would the bank needs to take become the key point if mass withdrawal of cash happens. There are better investment now compare to banks.

Apple, cash rich and stable, Apple have move on tobecome a cash cow. Look around you how many isusing Apple product.