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✨Tuesday — Singapore Stocks
Singapore stocks opened lower on Tuesday. STI rose 0.03%; Riverstone up nearly 10%; SIA Engineering, CSE Global up over 3%; YZJ Shipbldg, Seatrium up around 1%; AvePoint, Keppel Reit down around 2%.
OCBC: The bank on Tuesday priced 500 million euros (S$746.9 million) worth of 2.989 per cent fixed rate covered bonds due in 2029 under its US$10 billion global covered bond programme. The net proceeds from the issue of the bonds will be used for the bank’s general corporate purposes. Shares of OCBC rose 2.7 per cent to close S$0.58 higher at S$22.50 on Monday.
OUE: Wholly owned subsidiary OUE Treasury on Tuesday proposed to issue S$150 million worth of 3.25 per cent green notes due in 2033. The notes will be issued at an issue price of 100 per cent of their principal amount, and will be payable semi-annually. Net proceeds from the issuance will go towards financing or re-financing eligible green projects. OUE shares closed Monday flat at S$1.10 before the news.
SIA Engineering Company (SIAEC) : The aircraft maintenance company on Monday posted a 20.9 per cent year-on-year rise in H2 net profit to S$85.6 million. This came on the back of a 3.7 per cent increase in revenue to S$693.9 million and a final dividend of S$0.085 a share, up from S$0.07 a share a year earlier. Shares of SIAEC ended Monday at S$3.18, down 2.5 per cent or S$0.08, before the news.
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In addition, the growth was not driven purely by hype, but by rising demand for its photonics products alongside strategic acquisitions such as Luminar Semiconductor & NuCrypt. These acquisitions appear to be strengthening QUBT’s manufacturing capabilities & accelerating its quantum & photonics roadmap.
Quantum-related names have been regaining momentum recently & QUBT’s strong revenue acceleration may help reignite bullish sentiment across the sector. With earnings now showing tangible business traction instead of purely speculative potential, this will definitely be one of the most closely watched quantum plays.
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$NVDA$ still leads the AI infrastructure trade, but expectations are now dangerously high. One weak guidance line could shake the whole sector.
$MU$ remains one of my favourites because HBM demand still looks structurally supply-constrained, though memory cycles can reverse brutally.
$CRCL$ is interesting if stablecoin regulation truly goes mainstream, but momentum is getting crowded fast.
Avoiding:
Overextended “AI story” stocks with weak actual earnings leverage. Narrative alone is no longer enough.
Positioning:
Not all-in, not all-cash.
This still looks like a liquidity-driven AI bull market, but chasing vertical candles after euphoric runs usually ends badly. I’d rather hold quality names, trim into spikes, and keep dry powder for pullbacks.
As I like to say,"Every trend has an end" so we should look at the case when the trend reverses. Big players are already leveling up the contrarian bets. There is a call wall according to GEX data which was the highest OI for the SPX at 7400 but that has been broken. Smaller walls exist at 7425 and a bigger wall at 7450, and a greater wall at 7500. So preparing for the trend reversal by taking contrarian positions, though it may involve some mark to market loss till trend reversal