$BABA-W(09988)$ 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

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

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ delivered an earnings beat after the close on Wednesday (22 April), but the stock still slipped 3% overnight as investors focused on Elon Musk’s warning that capital expenditure will rise sharply, with 2026 spending now set to exceed prior guidance. Amplifying the move, the $TESLA 3xShortSG280330(RLSW.SI)$ gained about 9% on Thursday in Singapore, while the $TESLA 3xLongSG261006(TSYW.SI)$ fell by a similar magnitude. Tesla went on to fall close to 3.6% by US market close, lifting the Tesla 3x Short DLC up a further 1.7% to close up 10.9% on a US market close to close. During the previous earnings season,

$CATL(03750)$ ell more than 5.3% in early Hong Kong trading on Wednesday (22 April) despite the world's largest EV battery maker unveiling a new fast‑charging technology that significantly shortens EV charging times. Tracking the move, the $CATL 5xShortSG280120(HBIW.SI)$ rose by up to 26.5%, while the $CATL 5xLongSG270712(IEYW.SI)$ fell by a similar magnitude. The pullback follows a strong rally, with CATL gaining 12.3% over the previous five sessions on EV‑sector optimism after breaking above short‑term resistance. Over the same period, the CATL 5x Long DLC has risen approximately 61.6%. For investors viewing the decline as a tactical entry amid continued

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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

$Netflix(NFLX)$ kicked off US earnings season by plunging 9.45% on Friday (17 April), as investors looked past better-than-expected results and reacted to news that co-founder Reed Hastings would step down as chairman. Amplifying the return, the Netflix 3x Short DLC surged around 29%, while the Netflix 3x Long DLC declined a similar magnitude. Among the US companies scheduled to report over the next two weeks are $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ on 22 April, followed by Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, $Microsoft(MSFT)$ , and $Apple(AAPL)$ in the following week. Tesla has been on a recent short term uptrade, gaining around 15% over the past

Five new SocGen DLCs were listed today, including a new underlying: $Netflix(NFLX)$ . Societe Generale has expanded its US underlying DLC lineup beyond the Mag 7, adding Netflix following last year’s additions of $Broadcom(AVGO)$ and $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ . Other new DLC underlyings include $CATL(03750)$ and $DBS(D05.SI)$ . 5 New SocGen DLCs start trading today: Netflix 3x Long DLC (9E7W) Netflix 3x Short DLC (WWRW) CATL 5x Short DLC (HBIW) DBS 5x Short DLC (FVBW) Keppel 5x Short DLC (YCRW) Visit dlc.socgen.com to view the full list of DLCs, and our newly-launched DLCs