$BABA-W(09988)$ closed up 3.63% on Tuesday (13 Jan) but was up as much as 6.29% during the day following reports that China's State Council launched an antitrust probe into the food delivery sector to regulate competition and delivering hope that the price war is ending. Alibaba DLCs were amongst the top movers on 13 Jan with $Alibaba 5xLongSG270712(ZVNW.SI)$ gaining +18% for the day, while the $Alibaba 5xShortSG270907(RHDW.SI)$ suffered losses of the same magnitude. Alibaba shares were further supported by China's announcement that the government will accelerate AI adoption in manufacturing, with markets viewing Alibaba as a key beneficiary of this policy
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Alibaba Rallies on Anti-trust Probe; 5x Long & Short DLCs in Focus
Alibaba Rallies on Anti-trust Probe; 5x Long & Short DLCs in Focus
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For period 7 January to 14 January 2026: Leading the pack this week is $Bilibili 5xLongSG270216(ODJW.SI)$ , which soared 151% over the past week, fueled by a 22.27% rally in its underlying $BILIBILI-W(09626)$ . The surge was supported by broader-AI optimism lifting tech stocks and steady advertising growth for the company. Over the last year, Bilibili's share price has nearly doubled, supported by its turnaround from losses to consistent profitability, powered by AI-driven cost efficiencies and enhanced monetisation. 📊 Top 5 Performers (3 Stocks + 2 Indices) Bilibili 5x Long DLC (ODJW) gained 151% Alibaba 5x Long DLC (ZVNW) gained 93% Kuaisho 5x Long DLC (VLLW) gained 55% HSTech 7x Long DLC (YPCW) gai
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Top Movers: Alibaba Surged +13% While Pop Mart Fell -9% Last Week
Hong Kong equities mostly edged lower on Friday (16 Jan) as investors locked in gains, following an earlier surge after a robust earnings outlook from TSMC that strengthened confidence in sustained AI-driven demand and boosted global risk appetite. $HSTECH(HSTECH)$ still advanced 2.37% for the week, while the $HSI(HSI)$ gained 2.34%. With the market failing to break above the recent highs in Oct/Nov last year, HSI continues to be resisted at around the 27,200 level; a breakout above this level would signal that the recent upward price movement has extended beyond prior consolidation, while price hesitation at this zone could indicate that the market remains in a consolidation phase. Top movers over the s
Top Movers: Alibaba Surged +13% While Pop Mart Fell -9% Last Week
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For period 14 January to 21 January 2026: Leading the table this week is $AMD 3xLongSG280420(Z4WW.SI)$ , which climbed 36%. The rally tracked the strong performance of $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ , which gained 11% over the same period and logged seven consecutive days of gains. Market optimism continues to build around AMD’s growing business in supplying central processing units for AI servers. The company is reportedly close to being sold out of its server CPUs for the year, and analysts expect the segment to expand by around 50% in 2024, supported by robust demand for its chips. 📊 Top 5 Performers (3 Stocks + 2 Indices) AMD 3x Long DLC (Z4WW) gained 36% Xiaomi 5x Short DLC (SLRW) gained 34% Baidu 5
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Pop Mart Rallies on Share Buyback; Spotlight on 5x Long & Short DLCs
$POP MART(09992)$ climbed more than 10% in early trading on Tuesday (20 Jan) after the company repurchased 1.4 million shares for HK$251.4 million on Jan. 19 - its first buy back since early 2024, according to a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday. The buyback supported a move in the share price from HK$177.70 to HK$181.20, before strong follow-through buying at the market open pushed the stock to as high as HK$199. Tracking the underlying, Pop Mart DLCs reacted strongly to the underlying's move with $Popmart 5xLongSG271216(FNYW.SI)$ gaining as much as +50%, while the $Popmart 5xShortSG270706(ZBTW.SI)$ declined by a similar magnitude. For inve
Pop Mart Rallies on Share Buyback; Spotlight on 5x Long & Short DLCs
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US Indices Hit New Highs After Jobs Report; 7x Nasdaq DLCs in Focus
Wall Street ended higher on Friday as investors digested the December jobs report. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 50,000, missing expectations, while the unemployment rate edged down to 4.4%, signalling a steady but slow-growing labour market. The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ gained 0.6%, and the $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ rose 0.5%, both hitting new record highs. The $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ advanced 1.02%, closing just below its October 29 record of 26,119, a key resistance level. A decisive break above this level could open the door for further upside momentum, while failure to clear it may trigger short-term consolidation. Chipmakers led gains, with
US Indices Hit New Highs After Jobs Report; 7x Nasdaq DLCs in Focus
Banks Lead Singapore Gains Ahead of Earnings; UOB 5x Long & Short DLC in Focus
Singapore equities mostly advanced over the past week, supported by improved global risk sentiment after US President Donald Trump signaled he would not pursue the use of force regarding Greenland and stepped back from imposing additional tariffs on European markets. Banking names continued to drive market performance. $UOB(U11.SI)$ posted a weekly gain of nearly 8%, $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ rose 4.52%, and$DBS(D05.SI)$ briefly traded above the S$59 level before consolidating to end the week roughly flat at S$58.65. The SIMSCI benchmark closed the week up 1.25%, reflecting broad-based strength across the domestic market. UOB’s share price continues to trade abov
Banks Lead Singapore Gains Ahead of Earnings; UOB 5x Long & Short DLC in Focus
DLC Weekly Recap | Top Gainers & Losers
For period 1 January to 7 January 2026: The top gainer this week is $Kuaisho 5xLongSG261217(VLLW.SI)$ , boosted by $KUAISHOU-W(01024)$ 's 11% surge on Monday as news surfaced that its Kling AI app was the top-grossing graphics and design app on iPhones in South Korea and Russia, and top 10 in other major markets such as the US and UK. The stock posted a 15.32% gain over 1 Jan 2025 to 7 Jan 2025 and has risen +88% in value over the past year, with its chief technologist working to build a content platform to AI-first video. The company has amassed 60m users, and sales are accelerating as it builds more brand recognition beyond China. 📊 Top 5 Performers (3 Stocks + 2 Indices) Kuaisho 5xLongSG261217 (VLL
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HK stocks extend gains; Capitalise and amplify returns with our DLCs
The $HSTECH(HSTECH)$ continued its strong performance to begin the year, having risen 5.08% so far year-to-date. The $HSTECH 7xLongSG270331(YPCW.SI)$ is up roughly 10% for the year, while the corresponding $HSTECH 7xShortSG270309(9B2W.SI)$ has declined by a similar magnitude. Momentum has been driven by positive developments in China's AI sector, with significant gains in tech stocks. $KUAISHOU-W(01024)$ surged 11.09% on Monday (5 Jan), but rose as much as close to 14% intraday, on news of overseas traction for its AI video generator Kling. Reflecting this, the $Kuaisho
HK stocks extend gains; Capitalise and amplify returns with our DLCs
HSTech sees increased flows on Friday to start off 2026; Spotlight on 7x Long and Short DLCs
Stocks in Hong Kong began 2026 on a positive note as the $HSTECH(HSTECH)$ rose about 4% on Friday (2 Jan), the first trading day of the year, breaking above its short-term resistance near 5,706 in its best day in over a month. Tracking the underlying, the HSTech 7x Long DLC rose about 27%, while the HSTech 7x Short DLC fell a similar magnitude. HSTech-linked DLCs also saw its best flows in over a month, as investors seeked to position themselves tactically to capture the moves in the market. Leading the advance was $BIDU-SW(09888)$ rallying 9.35% after its AI-chip unit Kunlunxin confidentially filed for a Hong Kong IPO, an announcement that fuelled optimism around China's AI and semiconductor ambitions
HSTech sees increased flows on Friday to start off 2026; Spotlight on 7x Long and Short DLCs
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