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My face turns red the second it gets even warm [Facepalm]  honestly, I'm a more reliable weather forecast than any thermometer. ​Wishing for less densely populated Singapore and the tropical heat would magically vanish and leave us with crisp, refreshing winter snow. Stay cool and breezy!  A huge thank you to Tiger Brokers for keeping me chill with this adorable free portable fan featuring ice-compress refrigeration! 🧊✨

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$SK hynix(SKHY)$   📉 Solidigm Nasdaq Listing Fears: Rumors are swirling that SK hynix is pushing for a U.S. Nasdaq listing for its subsidiary, Solidigm. Shareholders are panicking that outside investors will dilute SK hynix's stake and add to the infamous "Korea discount."  🤖 Wild AI Rumors Shot Down:  Crazy Telegram rumors claimed SK hynix was selling HBM chips to Nvidia at a massive 50% discount just to grab priority GPUs. SK hynix strongly denied this, calling it completely false. 💰 Cash Hoard vs. Shareholder Returns:  While Korean chip giants (Samsung & SK hynix) are sitting on a massive $263.4B in net cash fueled by the AI boom, investors are frustrated over weak payout policies compared to global peers like Micron (wh

New AI Storage Architecture Takes Shape! $SK hynix(SKHY)$   and $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$  Announce the First Standard Specification for HBF Major South Korean memory manufacturer SK Hynix, in partnership with SanDisk, has officially released the first standard specification for High Bandwidth Flash (HBF), a next-generation storage technology. Positioned as a novel storage tier between HBM and solid-state drives (SSDs), HBF delivers high-speed data transfer capabilities similar to HBM while significantly expanding storage capacity through NAND flash memory. Driven by the widespread adoption of AI inference and skyrocketing data processing demands, its advantages of high bandwidth and scalable c

The AI memory sector is seeing a sharp selloff after $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$   and $Western Digital(WDC)$   delivered guidance that failed to meet sky-high investor expectations. The selling spread across global markets, with SK Hynix plunging more than 9% in Korea, dragging down the KOSPI, while U.S. after-hours and 24-hour trading also saw broad declines across the memory sector. 📉 24-hour trading performance: • Western Digital ($WDC): -11.15% • SanDisk ($SNDK): -7.82% • SK Hynix ADR ($SKHY): -4.66% • Roundhill Memory ETF ($DRAM): -4.82% • Micron ($MU): -2.15% • Seagate ($STX): -1.92% • CXMT: -4.09% What happened? The AI memory sector had rallied aggressively on booming demand for

$Nokia Oyj(NOK)$   has agreed to acquire NXP's semiconductor factory in Arizona, USA, and will convert it into an Indium Phosphide (InP) photonic chip production facility. Production is expected to start in early 2027 (through a leased section of the factory), with the full acquisition expected to close in Q1 2029. Why is this important? • AI data centers are rapidly replacing copper cables with optical fiber, driving explosive demand for InP photonic chips. • InP chips convert electrical signals into optical signals, making them a critical component for high-speed AI networking. • Industry estimates suggest demand for optical transceivers is already more than double the current global InP supply. Even Nvidia invested US$2 billion ea

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ While market anxieties recently centered on the cash flow health of major tech giants, SpaceX’s financials present an extreme divergence in capital intensity and cash burn relative to operational scale: ​Disproportionate Capital Intensity: SpaceX generated $3.4 billion in operating cash flow while deploying $34.5 billion in investing cash flow. For comparison, AWS generates $42.2 billion in revenue against a roughly $20 billion capital expenditure program. Conversely, SpaceX deployed $34.5 billion in cash and $15.8 billion in capital expenditures ($18.4 billion including rockets and satellites) off a total quarterly revenue base of $7.8 billion, of which only $2.5 billion was AI-derived. ​Unsustainable Burn-to-Funding Ratio:  

🌌 Revenue up 92%, yet shares plunged over 6% after hours! SpaceX's earnings call reveals a massive CapEx crunch: Elon Musk pulls forward his $1T revenue target by a full year, locking down NVIDIA for orbital AI supremacy! 🚀 ​$Space Exploration Technologies Corp(SPCX)$   just dropped its first quarterly report since going public. While Q2 revenue hit $7.81B (up 92% YoY, beating estimates of $6.93B) and net loss narrowed from $1B to $541M, the stock dropped over 6% after hours. Why? The CFO warned that capital expenditures (CapEx) will stay at historic highs for the next two quarters, squeezing free cash flow (FCF). ​Despite the short-term cash burn, Musk painted a massive, hyper-ambitious vision for AI and space-based computing during the

After a 100x surge in just one year, $AXT Inc(AXTI)$  reached its all-time high of $143. Barely a few months later, it had fallen back to around $60 — a maximum drawdown of over 56%. A lot of people started saying “AI is done” and “the bubble is bursting,” so of course optical names had to crash with it. But has the AI bubble actually burst? I think it’s way too early to call that. Most of the current judgment is pure emotion, completely detached from fundamentals. Everyone’s just arguing their own narrative.The real questions we should be asking are: Why did money rush for the exits right now? And more importantly for AXTI — is this just collateral damage, or is it actually a chance to reassess real value?Why did AXTI drop more than 70% whil

 Paying for the privilege to recycle?! 🥫💸 Shocked to see a 10-cent  "BCRS Deposit" added to a restaurant bill for a canned drink!  Imagine dining out, paying service charge and GST, and then being told  it’s your duty to hunt down a machine to get your 10 cents back? 🤯 Here’s the reality: ❌ Participating F&B operators are supposed to handle the returns themselves for dine-in customers. ❌ The 10-cent deposit is NOT meant to be charged to customers in this scenario. It’s not just about the 10 cents—it’s the principle! When you’re already paying a huge markup on a drink, being passed the "obligation" to return the can is just ridiculous. Check your bills, everyone! Don't let these extra charges slide. 🧐📢