If Brent stays above $100, the biggest beneficiaries are generally upstream producers, because higher oil prices flow directly into revenue and cash flow. Brent recently closed around $104–105, although it pulled back from the spike. 🏆 My picks 1. COP — pure oil-price play More direct exposure to higher crude prices, so it can have greater upside if $100+ persists. 2. XOM — safest overall Huge scale, integrated operations and strong balance sheet. Exxon has already been one of the strongest major-oil performers this year. 3. CVX — income + oil exposure Good choice if you want dividends alongside oil exposure. Interesting: VLO has recently been outperforming XOM/CVX, but that's more about refining margins than simply $100 oil ⚠️ Disclaimer: Just my personal opinion for discussion/research,

I was still a secondary when FIFA world cup final between Brazil and Italy. I remember next day still a school day and we need back next day. I purposely when to my friend house who's staying near to school to watch the final match. Too excited are we about the game and we been started play football after that FIFA world cup.  We all love football [Cool] 

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$SS SPDR STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ add position for devidend 

$iShares Nasdaq 100 ETF(IQQ)$   The iShares Nasdaq 100 ETF (IQQ) is a new ETF launched by BlackRock in July 2026. It tracks the Nasdaq-100 Index, giving investors exposure to over 100 of the largest non-financial companies listed on Nasdaq. Why invest in IQQ? 🚀 Invests in world-leading technology and AI companies. 💻 Top holdings include NVIDIA, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and Meta. 📈 Strong long-term growth potential as AI, cloud computing and digital technology continue to expand. 💰 Low annual expense ratio of 0.10% (promotional; 0.12% standard). Things to know High growth potential, but prices can be volatile. Quarterly dividend, but the yield is low because the ETF focuses on growth rather than income. Best suited for investors with a 10–20 ye

Nvidia's push into AI-powered Windows PCs could give Microsoft a strong opportunity to revive excitement in the PC market. With AI becoming a key feature for productivity and creativity,  Microsoft's Windows ecosystem may gain a competitive edge. However, a true comeback will depend on whether consumers find enough real-world value in these new AI features to justify upgrading their devices.  The technology is promising, but widespread adoption remains the key challenge.