@kytphine:Non-EU migration to UK hits record high Delphine Strauss in London Visa schemes for Ukrainian refugees and Hong Kong nationals have contributed to record levels of non-EU migration to the UK, according to the latest data released by the Office for National Statistics. Other factors including the recovery in travel following the easing of Covid restrictions, more international students and the introduction of new immigration systems following Brexit have also contributed, the ONS said on Thursday. The data was from the ONS’s quarterly migration statistics and a “provisional” analysis of long-term immigration between June 2020 and June 2022. Together, in what the ONS described as a “unique” set of circumstances, these factors contributed to the immigration of an estimated 1.1mn people in the

@AlfonsoDex:$DBS GROUP HOLDINGS LTD(D05.SI)$ $OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORP(O39.SI)$ $UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED(U11.SI)$ Up today to offset the dip yesterday. DBS also going to give dividends soon on the 24th Nov!

@melson:$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$  it behaves like a meme stock and it was a meme stock having appeared on wallstreetbets several times.   every time it would rally close to earnings and then crash. you can look at the candlestick chart and take note of the earnings marking.  it might float up together with santa rally when the whole market gets lifted. maximum around 4. it is bounded by the high interest rate environment. unless fed pause or cut interest rate, it would be in consolidation range between 2 and 4. buy at around 2+ and sell when it reaches around 4. if it breaks out of 4 convincingly then hold on for massive rally.  fed comes out to hawk the market again. so obedient mr market will hide its

@fluffik:$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ Technical facts for today: 5.83 has very small support but 5.51 has big support. Resistance at 6.13 candlestick is bearish but some potential bullish signs as well. Bottom line: could go either way depending on the market and why I will keep a nuetral rating for today. GL all

@Ultrahisham:An Intelligent Play That Pays Off The world is getting smarter. Phones have evolved from fixed lines and really took a major step forward when they became mobile and affordable for the main masses. $Apple(AAPL)$changed the game and stepped up a gear when they dared to convert the phone into a mobile computer and the mobile phone transformed into a smartphone which can do almost everything from surfing the net to watching shows and even writing up assignments! And this life changing device gave rise to the rise of another phenomenon called social media which I have talked about in another article. We are at the cusp of another life changing phenomenon called 'artificial intelligence' and its brethrens. 5G te

@Bunifa Latif:$WILMAR INTERNATIONAL LIMITED(F34.SI)$ Despite headwinds from weaker consumer sentiment, the prolonged zero-Covid policy in China and lower crude palm oil (CPO) prices, Wilmar’s 3Q22 results beat expectations. Its revenue rose 10.2% year-on-year (YoY) to USD18.9b while net profit was up 34.7% YoY to USD766.2m. Consumer products business in China improved in 3Q22, benefiting from lower raw material costs and higher selling prices as Wilmar made upward price adjustments in the earlier quarters amid cost pressure. Management guided for better crushing margins in 4Q22 given higher hog prices in China, potentially supporting for better performance for Yihai Kerry Arawana (YKA). We lower our fair value estimate from SGD5.23 t

@Bunifa Latif:$SUNTEC REAL ESTATE INV TRUST(T82U.SI)$ We expect Suntec REIT to be a beneficiary of the Singapore government’s reopening efforts, and this should provide a boost to its retail, convention and office segments. Its convention business would need to see larger scale international events before a firmer recovery can happen, while its Singapore office portfolio could register softer positive rental reversions in FY22 as compared to FY21. There also continues to be uncertainties over the longer-term impact of work-from-home trends, although more employers appear to be encouraging their employees to return to office. In Australia and the UK, Suntec REIT’s office portfolio is expected to be resilient. This is underpinned by firm occupancy and long wei