To The Moon

January has continued to see trading activity broaden, with two new listings lifting the number of Singapore stocks recording S$1.0 million in average daily turnover (ADT) to 100. The two debutants were recent Catalist entrants, AI powered customer experience firm $Toku Ltd(TKU.SI)$ , and co-living startup The Assembly Place (TAP). The 100 stocks do not include $Low Keng Huat(F1E.SI)$ , which has also seen ADT rise to above S$1.0 million, while also booking S$27.2 million in net institutional inflow, coinciding with controlling shareholders on January 13 upping their offer price to S$0.78 per share, while extending the closing date. The 100 stocks with S$1.0 million ADT over the first 18 trading sessi

$UnitedHealth(UNH)$ 1st time hear of this. not sure why it drop so much so just buying it

$Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ I continue to accumulate SOXL using a dollar-cost averaging (DCA) approach because it aligns with how I view long-term semiconductor growth rather than short-term price movements. SOXL is inherently volatile due to its leveraged structure, and trying to time perfect entry points is, in my experience, more luck than skill. By spreading my entries over time, I stay invested in the structural upside of the semiconductor cycle without letting short-term noise dictate my decisions. Another key reason is my conviction in the long-term demand drivers behind semiconductors. AI, data centers, high-performance computing, and advanced manufacturing are not temporary trends—they are becoming core infra

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some AI investing strategies with you!1.Peter Thiel explains why we have to innovate more on hardware.In the last 40 years, most innovation happened in the digital world, while the physical world was ignored.We can't continue like this anymore.If we want to go further in the digital world, in the world of AI, we need hardware.We need better chips, better networking, better switches, etc. In short, we need innovation in physical things, in hardware.The next 4-5 decades will be shaped by proprietary hardware products that power AI systems across the world, just as CPUs shaped the world in the four decades following the internet's invention. $ASML Holding NV(ASML)$ and $Taiwa

$Singtel(Z74.SI)$ Is the +50% run in Singtel ($Z74.SI) sustainable? The data points to a textbook structural turnaround. 🔄 We are witnessing a "Positive Cycle Handoff." The defensive phase of FY23-24—marked by "kitchen sink" impairments at Optus and shedding loss-makers like Trustwave—is largely complete. Now, Singtel is weaponizing its balance sheet. By aggressively recycling capital from legacy asset sales (Airtel stakes, Comcentre), they are funding a massive offensive pivot. The focus has shifted squarely to scaling AI-ready data centers via Nxera, capitalizing on structural ARPU growth at Airtel, and executing a S$2B share buyback program. The narrative has moved from "restructuring for survival" to "structural value realization."