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Replying to @MKTrader:Muthu boy is selling Corningware at NTUC. $Corning(GLW)$ //@MKTrader:I got 20 squares. @Shernice軒嬣 2000 this 1st half, my life is up-down-left-right. looking forward to 2nd half.

$Corning(GLW)$   $Leverage Shares 2X Long GLW Daily ETF(GLWG)$   ​1. The Big Tech Lockdown 🔒 ​NVIDIA: Signed a multi-year partnership forcing a 10x expansion in US optical connectivity capacity & a 50% expansion in fiber. ​Jensen Huang’s Personal Vote: He personally took 15M stock warrants with a strike price of $190. Grandpa Huang voted with his own wealth! 💰 ​Meta: Locked down a massive $6 Billion multi-year fiber agreement. The two biggest hyper-scalers have totally cornered GLW's capacity. ​2. Insane Growth Numbers 📈 ​Q1 Optical Comm: Revenue grew +36%, while profit exploded by +93%! ​Management Roadmap: Target is $20B revenue by 2026, $30B by 2028, and $40B by 2030 (with their Photo

The AI revolution has triggered one of the strongest memory supercycles in history. Prices for DRAM and HBM have surged, foundries are running at full capacity, and demand from AI data centers continues to outpace supply. But now, that boom is facing a legal challenge. A class-action lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California alleges that the world's three largest DRAM manufacturers—Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron Technology—worked together to restrict the supply of conventional DRAM while prices were rapidly increasing. $Micron Technology(MU)$   $Corgi SK hynix 2x Daily ETF(SK)$   $CSOP Samsung Electronics

A recent report says General Motors $General Motors(GM)$   is cutting around 1,000 workers while accelerating factory automation. Reports also indicate GM is working with $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   on AI-powered manufacturing and robotics. This isn't just another automation project—it's another sign that the robotics inflection point may have arrived. Look across the industry: - $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  is developing the Optimus humanoid robot while using NVIDIA technologies across parts of its AI ecosystem. - Foxconn is working with NVIDIA to build AI factories and deploy intelligent ro

Starting July 1, Shenzhen will officially allow the commercial operation of robotaxis under a new government-backed framework, marking one of China's biggest milestones in autonomous driving. $Pony AI Inc(PONY)$   $Baidu(BIDU)$ $WeRide Inc.(WRD)$   $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   $Alphabet(GOOG)$   The new regulations allow authorities to designate specific districts—or even the entire city—for testing, pilot programs, and full commercial deployment of self-driving taxis.

Ayy, hello boss! Muthu boy here with you.  Come, come, sit down. You want one Egg Prata or Onion Prata?  While I flip the dough, let me tell you about this Corning thing you talking about.  $Corning(GLW)$   Wah, you bring me this one text and Pic very technical, but aiyah, simple only!  Think of it like making the perfect Murtabak, can? Listen ah, people think Corning only make the glass for your iPhone screen. No lah! This one is a whole "AI Glass Platform." It’s like they are not just selling you the egg; they are giving you the whole supplier network for the restaurant!  But today, we look at the main star first: the Glass Bridge. Why Do We Need This Glass Bridge? You see, last time, inside the computer CPU, th

NDP ticket queue opens at 10:30am, but people were already queueing at Marina Square two hours earlier. 😂 My "boss" wanted to join the queue. I told him jokingly , "If you drag me there that early, it'll kill me!" 😅 I'd rather skip all shows  with a nice hotel stay than spend hours in a queue. Singapore sometimes feels like a  hotel—multiracial guests, efficient billing, premium prices, excellent monitoring... 😂 I'm just not sure if I'm an owner or a long-term guest. So I'll leave the NDP queue to others and celebrate my rest day instead. 🎂🏨🇸🇬

While the crowd is frenzy-buying because Trump named the company, the truly smart money is quietly pouring cold water on the hype. To understand the real game being played, we start with the number screaming from every headline: the $30 million investment. To everyday people, $30 million sounds enormous. A major corporation pouring money into advanced semiconductors? Must be huge, right? But professional investors don’t look at absolute dollars. They look at relative scale. Simple math: Nokia’s current market capitalization sits at roughly $78 billion. That hyped $30 million expansion — the one Trump and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro turned into a political event — represents just 0.04% of Nokia’s total value. 0.04%. That’s smaller than a rounding error. It’s not even a meaningful fra

ServiceNow  has crashed hard from its peak. $ServiceNow(NOW)$   Year-to-date it's down around 40% at one point. Right now it's trading at ~$98 per share (as of June 26-27, 2026), with a trailing P/E around 55-58x. Everyone's scared of AI hype fading... but what if this is the bargain of the year? I just went through their latest Investor Day and updates. Here's the quick, no-BS breakdown: 🔥 What's New with ServiceNow (The AI Shift is Real) From "Workflows" to "System of Action": They started with IT ticketing (laptop broken? → ticket → fixed). Now they're becoming the operating system for AI agents. Think guardrails + control tower so AI doesn't go rogue and delete your whole database 💀 New Products Dropping

🚨APPLE AND MICRON GO HEAD TO HEAD IN AN ALL-OUT PUBLIC CLASH Apple CEO Tim Cook went public blaming memory suppliers for the company's latest price hikes.  Micron's Chief Business Officer Sadana fired back, telling the WSJ that "certain customers" forced memory prices to rock-bottom levels during the last market downturn, preventing the Micron from investing as profits collapsed. Without naming Apple directly, Micron executive says those aggressive pricing demands starved the industry of investment, forcing today's global memory shortage and the very price hikes now hitting consumers. For 10+ years: 🧠 $Micron Technology(MU)$   sold $Apple(AAPL)$