@Tiger V:$Coterra Energy Inc.(CTRA)$ I’ve added to my position in Coterra Energy (CTRA) following bullish analyst sentiment and solid financials. Scotiabank’s Paul Cheng reaffirmed a Buy with a $35 target, while TD Cowen echoed with a $33 target. The current stock price at $24.14, suggesting significant upside potential. Despite a YoY dip in revenue, Coterra posted an impressive $516M net profit, up from $352M, highlighting strong margin resilience. With the consensus rating at Strong Buy and average price target implying 45% upside, I see this as a compelling risk-reward setup.
@LULU ROCKET:The meme stock rally continues the Trump trade rebound that has stocks trading at record highs. Meme stocks are running wild again. Some of the latest highfliers — Krispy Kreme (DNUT), Opendoor (OPEN), and Kohl's (KSS) — all have one key thing in common: They are heavily shorted stocks. "A lot of what has outperformed significantly [since the market bottom], obviously the memes, but the heavily shorted stocks of every variety," Charles Schwab chief investment strategist Liz Ann Sonders told Yahoo Finance on Wednesday. "So I think there may be that also added attempt on the part of the retail trader to press those shorts and force a repositioning on the part of speculators and institutions." Short sellers have lost just shy of $355 billion since the market bottom on April 8, according to da
📉 Pop Mart (9992.HK) has seen a significant drop recently, with shares sliding amid weakening consumer sentiment and lower-than-expected sales of its latest toy releases. 👀 But here’s the twist — a new mystery box series is set to launch next month, featuring a globally renowned IP collab rumored to drive hype among Gen Z collectors. 🧠 Is this the spark Pop Mart needs to reverse its downward trend, or just a short-lived bounce? 📊 Technically, the stock is approaching a key support level seen last year. RSI is oversold — signaling potential for a rebound. But fundamentally, margins are under pressure, and international expansion remains slow. 💬 Idea: Consider whether this is a speculative entry point for short-term rebound traders or still a wait-and-see for longer-term investors. 🔍 Watchin
Looking for local stocks that have delivered double-digit returns in 2025? Some blue-chip counters on the SGX have quietly surged past 20% YTD gains — proving that stability and performance can go hand-in-hand. 🔥 DBS Group Holdings (D05) Singapore’s largest bank continues to impress, riding on strong net interest margins and regional growth. Up ~22% YTD, DBS remains a favourite for both dividend and growth investors. 📈 Keppel Corp (BN4) With the successful transition into an asset management and infrastructure powerhouse, Keppel has rallied over 25% YTD — boosted by steady income streams and global infrastructure tailwinds. 💼 Yangzijiang Shipbuilding (BS6) China’s largest non-state-owned shipbuilder listed in SG has benefited from strong order books and global shipping demand. The stock is