Tesla's price has always been volatile. When it rocketed to a peak after a trough, many will cash out and say goodbye for now. It will then make a new high. I had got off the train earlier, reboarded and got off. We can have an endless but fulfilling roller coaster ride as long as Elon is around to pep talk to us.

As a casual investor for Tesla, it always feels good to get a pep talk from our charismatic spokesman. Personally I don't think neither the robotaxi nor the humanoid robot is really going to start hit the streets big time this year or next year. 

yes, I still think AI will remain the dominant theme in 2026. I am neutral on Dan Ives list and my conviction is still with Nvidia, Microsoft, Google and Apple. These are the ones I can sort of understand.

hopefully the MAS reform can at least get some of names like Grab and SEA limited to dual list here. The reduction of board lot from 100 to 10 for high price counter is a good start. But why not to 1?

Last year, AMD was spat upon where it's price slid monthly after month even with beat result. Come this year, everyone is sudden hyper bullish on it - the no. 2 in the chip space is now the darling and the leather coat NVDA camp is now in its shadow. I sold AMD at the 180 level and held on to NVDA which I think have a stronger moat with it's CUDA ecosystem. But who knows?

If I had 18,900, I would keep them as dry powder to be used for buying OCBC and/or UOB shares as their prices steadily drop towards 1 times book value for this rate cut down cycle. Opportunity to get them for cheap. The dinner with Ms Tan wouldn't likely benefit me as I'm just a insignificant retail investor and anything useful shared would NOT be actionable by me with my peanuts capital.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I regretted sitting on the fence for too long when the market crashed during the liberation day period. I thought the market could go down further and the recovery was a dead cat bounce. By the time I realised the recovery is for real, the best deals had evaporated.