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  ·2023-08-11
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  ·2023-08-11
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  ·2023-04-22
  $SIA S$750M 3.03% B 240328(SQ1B.SI)$
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  ·2023-04-16
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  Want $1 Million in Retirement? Invest $295,000 in These 3 Stocks and Wait a Decade
  Just a few extra percentage points of outperformance can make a huge difference over the long haul.
  Want $1 Million in Retirement? Invest $295,000 in These 3 Stocks and Wait a Decade
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  ·2023-04-11
  Gd morning
  The Credit Crunch the Fed Fears May Already Be Taking Shape
  (Reuters) - Jeffrey Haley, the CEO of American National Bank and Trust Company, saw the crunch comin
  The Credit Crunch the Fed Fears May Already Be Taking Shape
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  ·2023-03-22
  $SIA S$750M 3.03% B 240328(SQ1B.SI)$ 5000
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  ·2023-03-15
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  ·2022-12-10
  Great articles i would like it to shared it..
  Coinbase Gets US Supreme Court Hearing Over Account-Holder Suit
  The US Supreme Court agreed to consider a Coinbase Global Inc. appeal over a user lawsuit in a case
  Coinbase Gets US Supreme Court Hearing Over Account-Holder Suit
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  ·2022-12-03
  Great job!,,SGX..and wish you all good luck ahead of you and prosperity.
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  ·2022-12-02
  I want to say hello to all traders and this is my first time log in at this company so as usual im new here..so i need to watch and learns with the data chart.Thank you again accepted me and good luck.
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Wall Street analysts expect rapid earnings growth over the next few years.</p><table style=\"border-collapse:collapse;\"><tbody><tr><th style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>Year</p></th><th style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>Earnings Per Share Forecast</p></th><th style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>YOY Growth</p></th></tr><tr><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>2023</p></td><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>$5.11</p></td><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>12.1%</p></td></tr><tr><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>2024</p></td><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>$6.04</p></td><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>18.2%</p></td></tr><tr><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>2025</p></td><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>$7.80</p></td><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>29.1%</p></td></tr><tr><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>2026</p></td><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>$8.52</p></td><td style=\"text-align:left;\"><p>9.2%</p></td></tr></tbody></table><p>Data source: Nasdaq. 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While the long-term average return of the market hovers around 10%, if you can pinpoint stocks that can outperform the market by 3% annually, you can shave off a tremendous amount of the time (or capital) it takes to become a millionaire.Starting with $100,000 it would take 24.1 years to reach $1 million with a 10% return. However, it only takes 18.8 years if you can achieve a 13% annualized return.So let's look at some stocks that could provide that extra couple percent return and help you turn $295,000 into $1 million by waiting a decade and returning 13%.1. AlphabetFirst is the tech giant Alphabet. Alphabet has its hands all over the tech space, including advertising, cloud computing, smartphones, and artificial intelligence (AI). While its revenue is currently concentrated heavily into primary brands like the Google search engine and YouTube, these other areas will allow Alphabet to diversify and rapidly grow revenue.Advertising revenue has historically been cyclical, as it falls leading up to an economic downturn. That's the current market state, as Alphabet's revenue only grew 1% in Q4. Weak growth and massive hiring (Alphabet is scooping up a ton of software engineers for AI) caused its earnings to plummet, with 2022's earnings coming in at $4.56 per share, down from $5.61 per share last year.However, this isn't likely to last. Wall Street analysts expect rapid earnings growth over the next few years.YearEarnings Per Share ForecastYOY Growth2023$5.1112.1%2024$6.0418.2%2025$7.8029.1%2026$8.529.2%Data source: Nasdaq. YOY = Year over Year.With Alphabet projected to grow earnings solidly throughout the next four years, its stock price will follow suit as financial performance drives long-term performance. You can scoop up the stock today for 23 times earnings, a bargain for a company that is set to rebound rapidly from its current state.2. CrowdStrikeWhile returning at least 13% is the goal for this trio, I think a 13% return over the next decade would be a poor showing for CrowdStrike. CrowdStrike is a leader in endpoint cybersecurity solutions, which protect devices like laptops and cellphones. Cyberattacks are expected to ramp up over the coming decade and businesses must establish some form of protection, making CrowdStrike a key beneficiary of this trend.This has played out well in CrowdStrike's financials, with its annual recurring revenue rising 48% to $2.56 billion during FY 2023 (ending Jan. 31). While it hasn't achieved full profitability yet, it is free-cash-flow (FCF) positive, turning 33% of revenue into FCF during Q4.With Wall Street analysts estimating 33.9% revenue growth in FY 2024 and 29.1% in FY 2025, CrowdStrike's expansion should propel its stock performance. The tailwinds in this space are just too strong to deny, and CrowdStrike is poised to deliver at least 13% annualized returns over the next decade.3. MercadoLibreE-commerce has transformed how Americans shop and do business. The same goes for digital payment infrastructure. With these systems' convenience, it makes sense that companies are bringing this technology to the rest of the world. MercadoLibre is doing just that in Latin America.With its e-commerce platform and digital payments system, MercadoLibre has a stake in just about every step of the commerce process. This has worked out tremendously for the company, with revenue growing rapidly over the past decade.MELI Revenue (TTM) data by YChartsDespite this performance and strong growth, MercadoLibre's stock is valued at 6.2 times sales, although its average valuation over the past decade is 11.3. The e-commerce revolution in Latin America is far from complete, and MercadoLibre stands to cash in on this transition over the coming decade. With shares trading well below its historical average, there have seldom been better times to establish a position in the stock.Before you dump your entire portfolio into this trio, remember that a well-diversified portfolio is comprised of at least 25 stocks. Identifying other stocks with market-beating potential is critical because you'll be wrong on some. 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Instinct told him things would tighten further, with loan growth plunging to perhaps a quarter of what it was in 2022, when his bank&#39;s loan book grew by 13% to around $2.1 billion.</p><p>Coming into 2023 &#34;my rule of thumb was whatever you did last year you will probably do half this year,&#34; Haley said. &#34;Based on current events ... I now think it gets cut in half again.&#34;</p><p>After a year of racing along a virtually unfettered path to higher interest rates, the Federal Reserve is facing its first significant pothole as the decisions made in hundreds of bank executive suites will either add up - or not - to an economy-shaping drop in lending.</p><p>By raising the benchmark interest rate that banks use in lending money to each other, tighter monetary policy makes consumer and business loans more expensive and harder to get. In theory, that lowers demand for credit-financed goods and services, and in time also lowers inflation.</p><p>The concern now is how far and fast that unfolds.</p><p>Household and business bank accounts remain comparatively flush, a buffer against too swift an economic comedown.</p><p>But overall bank credit has been stalled at about $17.5 trillion since January. 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Other actions by the Fed helped maintain confidence in the wider banking system.</p><p>Yet the cage was rattled as a year of rising interest rates had already put smaller banks under pressure, competing for deposits that were leaking into Treasury bonds and money market funds that paid more interest.</p><p>The response - less lending, tighter credit standards and higher interest on loans - was already taking shape. Officials are now watching for signs that has been kicked into overdrive.</p><p>Hard data on bank lending and credit will come into play, augmenting topline statistics like unemployment and inflation that the Fed is focused on. As Fed policymakers gauge whether tougher bank lending may let the central bank forego future rate hikes, bank officer surveys will also be mined for clues about sentiment among those driving credit decisions.</p><p>Updated results for one, the Fed&#39;s quarterly Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey on Bank Lending Practices, will be presented at the central bank&#39;s next meeting before being released publicly the following week - among the more-anticipated editions of a poll that gets little attention outside the most intent of Fed watchers and financial industry analysts.</p><p>&#34;Survey data is going to be very important because it&#39;s going to give us a sense of whether financial institutions are pulling back even more on their credit standards,&#34; Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said last week. &#34;We already saw it happening, which you&#39;d expect to see as interest rates moved up ... That was kind of a normal thing.&#34;</p><p>&#34;Now we&#39;re going to be really assessing, OK, is this even a stronger impact, because that&#39;s going to matter ... We&#39;re trying to calibrate our monetary policy, and tightening credit conditions is the mechanism through which that&#39;s going to impact the broader economy.&#34;</p><p>SENTIMENT WEAKENING</p><p>The survey of large and small banks asks high-level questions - Are lending standards tighter or looser? Is loan demand increasing or decreasing? - yet is considered a reliable gauge of how lending will behave.</p><p>It was already showing the wheels of a slowdown in motion.</p><p>Results for the last quarter of 2022 showed a net share of around 45% of banks were tightening standards for commercial and industrial loans, the survey question seen as the best barometer for the direction of lending. Up sharply in the last three surveys, that is already near levels associated with recession.</p><p>Some consumer loan standards were also getting stricter.</p><p>Other banking survey data has also turned down.</p><p>A Conference of State Bank Supervisors survey found the lowest sentiment among community bankers since the poll began in 2019. Nearly all of the 330 respondents, some 94%, said a recession had already begun.</p><p>A Dallas Fed bank conditions survey, conducted in late March after the two bank failures, indicated lending standards in that Fed regional bank&#39;s district have kept tightening, with loan demand falling.</p><p>What this means for consumption, business investment and inflation &#34;remains difficult to gauge,&#34; wrote Peter Williams, director of global policy strategy at ISI Evercore. &#34;This latest shock will add another, challenging-to-model, layer to the outlook.&#34;</p><p>Tighter credit is hitting an already-slowing economy, with key sectors showing stress.</p><p>Small businesses are already reporting tightened profit margins, a recent Bank of America study found. 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Instinct told him things would tighten further, with loan growth plunging to perhaps a quarter of what it was in 2022, when his bank&#39;s loan book grew by 13% to around $2.1 billion.</p><p>Coming into 2023 &#34;my rule of thumb was whatever you did last year you will probably do half this year,&#34; Haley said. &#34;Based on current events ... I now think it gets cut in half again.&#34;</p><p>After a year of racing along a virtually unfettered path to higher interest rates, the Federal Reserve is facing its first significant pothole as the decisions made in hundreds of bank executive suites will either add up - or not - to an economy-shaping drop in lending.</p><p>By raising the benchmark interest rate that banks use in lending money to each other, tighter monetary policy makes consumer and business loans more expensive and harder to get. In theory, that lowers demand for credit-financed goods and services, and in time also lowers inflation.</p><p>The concern now is how far and fast that unfolds.</p><p>Household and business bank accounts remain comparatively flush, a buffer against too swift an economic comedown.</p><p>But overall bank credit has been stalled at about $17.5 trillion since January. Its year-over-year growth has been falling fast, and the Fed&#39;s next interest rate decision in May now hinges on whether policymakers decide that&#39;s just monetary policy running its course or something deeper.</p><p>RATTLED CAGE</p><p>Inflation, as measured by the Fed&#39;s preferred gauge, remains more than double the U.S. central bank&#39;s 2% target, and for now policymakers seem agreed that another rate increase at their May 2-3 meeting is warranted.</p><p>But the potential for a worse-than-expected credit crunch remains elevated in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank collapses last month, which raised concerns of a larger financial panic.</p><p>The worst seems to have been avoided. Emergency steps by the Fed and Treasury Department protected depositors at both banks, helping ease what could have been a destabilizing run from smaller banks to larger ones. Other actions by the Fed helped maintain confidence in the wider banking system.</p><p>Yet the cage was rattled as a year of rising interest rates had already put smaller banks under pressure, competing for deposits that were leaking into Treasury bonds and money market funds that paid more interest.</p><p>The response - less lending, tighter credit standards and higher interest on loans - was already taking shape. Officials are now watching for signs that has been kicked into overdrive.</p><p>Hard data on bank lending and credit will come into play, augmenting topline statistics like unemployment and inflation that the Fed is focused on. As Fed policymakers gauge whether tougher bank lending may let the central bank forego future rate hikes, bank officer surveys will also be mined for clues about sentiment among those driving credit decisions.</p><p>Updated results for one, the Fed&#39;s quarterly Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey on Bank Lending Practices, will be presented at the central bank&#39;s next meeting before being released publicly the following week - among the more-anticipated editions of a poll that gets little attention outside the most intent of Fed watchers and financial industry analysts.</p><p>&#34;Survey data is going to be very important because it&#39;s going to give us a sense of whether financial institutions are pulling back even more on their credit standards,&#34; Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said last week. &#34;We already saw it happening, which you&#39;d expect to see as interest rates moved up ... That was kind of a normal thing.&#34;</p><p>&#34;Now we&#39;re going to be really assessing, OK, is this even a stronger impact, because that&#39;s going to matter ... We&#39;re trying to calibrate our monetary policy, and tightening credit conditions is the mechanism through which that&#39;s going to impact the broader economy.&#34;</p><p>SENTIMENT WEAKENING</p><p>The survey of large and small banks asks high-level questions - Are lending standards tighter or looser? Is loan demand increasing or decreasing? - yet is considered a reliable gauge of how lending will behave.</p><p>It was already showing the wheels of a slowdown in motion.</p><p>Results for the last quarter of 2022 showed a net share of around 45% of banks were tightening standards for commercial and industrial loans, the survey question seen as the best barometer for the direction of lending. Up sharply in the last three surveys, that is already near levels associated with recession.</p><p>Some consumer loan standards were also getting stricter.</p><p>Other banking survey data has also turned down.</p><p>A Conference of State Bank Supervisors survey found the lowest sentiment among community bankers since the poll began in 2019. Nearly all of the 330 respondents, some 94%, said a recession had already begun.</p><p>A Dallas Fed bank conditions survey, conducted in late March after the two bank failures, indicated lending standards in that Fed regional bank&#39;s district have kept tightening, with loan demand falling.</p><p>What this means for consumption, business investment and inflation &#34;remains difficult to gauge,&#34; wrote Peter Williams, director of global policy strategy at ISI Evercore. &#34;This latest shock will add another, challenging-to-model, layer to the outlook.&#34;</p><p>Tighter credit is hitting an already-slowing economy, with key sectors showing stress.</p><p>Small businesses are already reporting tightened profit margins, a recent Bank of America study found. With their reliance on bank loans, lines of credit and credit cards, tougher financing conditions may land particularly hard on that segment of the economy, a key source of employment.</p><p>Matthew Luzzetti, chief U.S. economist for Deutsche Bank, recently estimated if the next Fed loan officers survey shows a 10-percentage-point rise in the share of banks tightening credit, it could lop about half a percentage point from U.S. output - enough to turn expected meager growth into a recession.</p><p>&#34;These scenarios would push lending conditions into a range that has more clearly been associated with recession,&#34; Luzzetti and his team wrote, saying they see potential for &#34;a broader tightening of financial conditions that will meaningfully slow growth at a time when recession risks were already elevated.&#34;</p></body></html>\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{".DJI":"道琼斯",".SPX":"S&P 500 Index",".IXIC":"NASDAQ Composite"},"source_url":"","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"2326301696","content_text":"(Reuters) - Jeffrey Haley, the CEO of American National Bank and Trust Company, saw the crunch coming at the start of 2023.Rising interest rates and a slowing economy to him meant that loan growth would likely fall by half as the Danville, Virginia-based community bank turned its focus to better-quality, higher-yielding credit, worrying little about volume.Then a pair of U.S. regional banks abruptly failed in mid-March. Instinct told him things would tighten further, with loan growth plunging to perhaps a quarter of what it was in 2022, when his bank's loan book grew by 13% to around $2.1 billion.Coming into 2023 \"my rule of thumb was whatever you did last year you will probably do half this year,\" Haley said. \"Based on current events ... I now think it gets cut in half again.\"After a year of racing along a virtually unfettered path to higher interest rates, the Federal Reserve is facing its first significant pothole as the decisions made in hundreds of bank executive suites will either add up - or not - to an economy-shaping drop in lending.By raising the benchmark interest rate that banks use in lending money to each other, tighter monetary policy makes consumer and business loans more expensive and harder to get. In theory, that lowers demand for credit-financed goods and services, and in time also lowers inflation.The concern now is how far and fast that unfolds.Household and business bank accounts remain comparatively flush, a buffer against too swift an economic comedown.But overall bank credit has been stalled at about $17.5 trillion since January. Its year-over-year growth has been falling fast, and the Fed's next interest rate decision in May now hinges on whether policymakers decide that's just monetary policy running its course or something deeper.RATTLED CAGEInflation, as measured by the Fed's preferred gauge, remains more than double the U.S. central bank's 2% target, and for now policymakers seem agreed that another rate increase at their May 2-3 meeting is warranted.But the potential for a worse-than-expected credit crunch remains elevated in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank collapses last month, which raised concerns of a larger financial panic.The worst seems to have been avoided. Emergency steps by the Fed and Treasury Department protected depositors at both banks, helping ease what could have been a destabilizing run from smaller banks to larger ones. Other actions by the Fed helped maintain confidence in the wider banking system.Yet the cage was rattled as a year of rising interest rates had already put smaller banks under pressure, competing for deposits that were leaking into Treasury bonds and money market funds that paid more interest.The response - less lending, tighter credit standards and higher interest on loans - was already taking shape. Officials are now watching for signs that has been kicked into overdrive.Hard data on bank lending and credit will come into play, augmenting topline statistics like unemployment and inflation that the Fed is focused on. As Fed policymakers gauge whether tougher bank lending may let the central bank forego future rate hikes, bank officer surveys will also be mined for clues about sentiment among those driving credit decisions.Updated results for one, the Fed's quarterly Senior Loan Officer Opinion Survey on Bank Lending Practices, will be presented at the central bank's next meeting before being released publicly the following week - among the more-anticipated editions of a poll that gets little attention outside the most intent of Fed watchers and financial industry analysts.\"Survey data is going to be very important because it's going to give us a sense of whether financial institutions are pulling back even more on their credit standards,\" Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said last week. \"We already saw it happening, which you'd expect to see as interest rates moved up ... 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Up sharply in the last three surveys, that is already near levels associated with recession.Some consumer loan standards were also getting stricter.Other banking survey data has also turned down.A Conference of State Bank Supervisors survey found the lowest sentiment among community bankers since the poll began in 2019. Nearly all of the 330 respondents, some 94%, said a recession had already begun.A Dallas Fed bank conditions survey, conducted in late March after the two bank failures, indicated lending standards in that Fed regional bank's district have kept tightening, with loan demand falling.What this means for consumption, business investment and inflation \"remains difficult to gauge,\" wrote Peter Williams, director of global policy strategy at ISI Evercore. \"This latest shock will add another, challenging-to-model, layer to the outlook.\"Tighter credit is hitting an already-slowing economy, with key sectors showing stress.Small businesses are already reporting tightened profit margins, a recent Bank of America study found. 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The company is battling claims by Abraham Bielski, who says Coinbase should compensate him for $31,000 he lost after he gave a scammer remote access to his account.</p><p>At issue is whether the lawsuit can move forward while Coinbase presses an appeal that seeks to send the case to arbitration. Coinbase contends that trial court proceedings should automatically stop when a party files a non-frivolous appeal seeking to compel arbitration.</p><p>A federal trial judge rejected Coinbase’s bid to send the Bielski dispute to arbitration, which the company says is required under its user agreements. The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals refused to block the trial court proceedings while it considers Coinbase’s still-pending appeal of that ruling.</p><p>As part of the appeal, Coinbase also asked the high court to stop a California lawsuit that accuses the company of holding a $1.2 million Dogecoin sweepstakes without adequately disclosing that entrants didn’t have to buy or sell the cryptocurrency.</p><p>That aspect of the appeal lost much of its practical significance when a judge halted the Dogecoin proceedings while the company appeals her refusal to order arbitration.</p><p>The case is Coinbase v. 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The company is battling claims by Abraham Bielski, who says Coinbase should compensate him for $31,000 he lost after he gave a scammer remote access to his account.At issue is whether the lawsuit can move forward while Coinbase presses an appeal that seeks to send the case to arbitration. Coinbase contends that trial court proceedings should automatically stop when a party files a non-frivolous appeal seeking to compel arbitration.A federal trial judge rejected Coinbase’s bid to send the Bielski dispute to arbitration, which the company says is required under its user agreements. The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals refused to block the trial court proceedings while it considers Coinbase’s still-pending appeal of that ruling.As part of the appeal, Coinbase also asked the high court to stop a California lawsuit that accuses the company of holding a $1.2 million Dogecoin sweepstakes without adequately disclosing that entrants didn’t have to buy or sell the cryptocurrency.That aspect of the appeal lost much of its practical significance when a judge halted the Dogecoin proceedings while the company appeals her refusal to order arbitration.The case is Coinbase v. 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