$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ if you take a look at the shareholders profile in Tiger App, major shareholders are increasing their stakes in Seatrium ! This shows confidence that Seatrium is on its way to restore its former glory ! $5.50 by 2028. Cheers to their CEO Mr Chris Ong !
$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ Patience is key when it comes to profits, whether in investing, business, or personal growth. Those who can endure the ups and downs, make wise decisions, and wait for the right opportunities are often the ones who reap the greatest rewards. Seatrium is one of the good shares to buy and keep for the next 3 years till 2028! Shares will rise to $6.00
$PropNex(OYY.SI)$ why Propnex shares are not moving ! I think the reason is because of the result reporting being changed from Quarterly to Semi- annual basis ,therefore retail investors do not have knowledge of what the company's revenue and financial standing on a quarterly basis but only Semi-annually . Who would want to invest in a company that does not report its results on a quarterly basis? Moreover, insiders either through direct shares holding or by investment vehicle holding controls almost 70% of the shares thus not enough liquidity in the marketplace!
$Wilmar Intl(F34.SI)$ Wilmar has a total debt of $-33.45B .See balance sheet published data by Tiger! How are they going to service their debts ? The net profits alone will be eaten up by their debts payment yearly! So it's a no go for holding on to Wilmar shares ! Moreover , their shares are not doing well in recent years !
$SEMBCORP MARINE LTD(S51.SI)$ Your ticket to a brand new Tesla if you acquire 300,000 shares and wait it out for 2 years after they have completed billing the $18.1 Billion order bookings!
$ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ 📉 OCBC Share Price Weakness Ahead of Earnings – What’s Driving It? July 2025 Investment Note OCBC shares have come under pressure ahead of the bank’s upcoming earnings report expected in early August. This decline is largely driven by cautious sentiment rather than confirmed negative results. Here are the key reasons: ⸻ 🔑 Key Factors Behind the Drop: 1. Shrinking Net Interest Margins (NIM): Lower global interest rates are squeezing bank lending margins. OCBC’s NIM was already down to ~2.04% in Q1 FY2025, and further compression is expected. 2. Weaker Sequential Outlook: Analysts forecast a quarter-on-quarter decline in earnings, citing lower contributions from trading and wealth management after a strong Q3. 3. High Bas
$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ Grab business model is good but lacks profitability. Digital Banking License does not work for Grab as there are plenty of competitions out there. Business model of Taxi and Delivery service based on leeching bikes and car owners to make a profit is unsustainable. Margins are thin and eventually it will fade away and enter Chapter 11.
$KEPPEL DC REIT(AJBU.SI)$ Negative for a very long time. Though dividend payout is good but capital got stuck for a long time. Do not invest in this stock .
$IFAST(AIY.SI)$ Current Share Price (SGD) • Last quoted at S$8.88 (July 31, 2025) with intraday range up to S$9.30  • 52‑week trading range: S$6.02 to S$9.30  ⸻ 🔄 Analyst Price Targets & Sentiment • Consensus average target price: ~S$9.71 (~9% upside from S$8.88)   • Noted high forecast: S$10.50 from Aletheia Capital analyst  • Major research houses (DBS, UOB Kay Hian, CGS‑CIMB) mostly maintain Buy or Add ratings    ⸻ 🧭 Support & Resistance — Technical Levels Support levels: • Around S$6.52–6.56, aligned with key 20‑day / 50‑day moving averages per technical commentary  • Additionally, S$8.00 is a psychological floor within its recent trading band. Resistance levels: • Near-term: S$9.30 (recent 52‑week high)  • Medi
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