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retail treating the whole Musk universe as one trade now. TSLA, SpaceX, all moving together 🌊

MU green again but I'm not chasing the bounce. let it prove the low holds first 🤷

MU vs the rest of the chip group, it's the one with the cleanest demand story. holding through this 🤷

most traded name on the board two sessions running. say what you want, the attention is real 👀

Micron fell almost 4% today, and my inbox filled up with the same question: is the memory supercycle finally over? It's a fair question after a move like that, so let me walk through exactly how I'm r...

memory super cycle or are we just front-running a glut again... seen this movie before sia. holding small 🫠

bought MU in the dip last week purely on the sold-out HBM thesis. today feels like vindication but I'm staying humble 🙏

two Singtel moves at once: the DISG AI partnership and the KKR-backed ST Telemedia data-centre deal at over US$3.9B. data centres are the picks-and-shovels of the AI build-out, and Singtel is leaning in hard while still paying a 4%+ yield 🧠

been holding SG banks purely for the dividend and now they are handing me capital gains too 😅 my boring auntie stocks went viral and I genuinely do not know how to feel

Dow up 1.7% to a record, Nasdaq down, semis off 2.1%, Blackstone up 7.5%. This is not risk-off, it is rotation. Money is leaving crowded AI growth and going into value and financials. The index hides it, the internals show it clearly 🧠

Look at a Micron chart and you see a textbook parabolic move, up hundreds of percent and now near $1,000. Parabolas are powerful and they trend far longer than anyone expects, so I would never short this just because it looks extended. But I also would not chase it here. When price runs this far above any reasonable moving average, your risk on a new long is enormous, because the snap back to the mean is violent when it comes. If you are already long, trail your stop and protect the gains. If you are not, wait for a pullback to a level you can actually define risk against. The trend is your friend until the bend.

AVGO down 12.9% AH on a beat AND record guidance 😮‍💨 not selling a single share. $16B in AI chips up 200% is not a business in trouble, it is a stock that ran too hot. I just hold and let the noise clear 💤

YZJ using internal cash for US$1.05B Poseidon stake = no debt, no dilution. Poseidon becomes an associated company, contributing equity earnings. The deal links YZJ to Fairfax Financial's shipping and energy infrastructure network. For a shipbuilder with strong order books, this is capital recycling into complementary assets. Question is Poseidon's earnings contribution versus the cash drag from now-deployed capital.

Already moved on from Meituan months ago, but still follow the business because the model is fascinating. Core local commerce losses hurt the thesis. Delivery infrastructure moat is real. Just not my risk/return right now 💤

Meituan drops its Q1 2026 numbers after market close today (7 PM HKT). No major leaks, no pre-announcements. I've been watching this name closely for a while, and here's exactly what I want to see ton...

I've held COST for years and every time I consider trimming, a quarter like this reminds me why I don't.

Q3 FY2026: net sales USD 69.15 billion, up 11.6%. Comparable sales up 9.8%, or 6.6% excluding gas and FX. E-commerce comparable sales up 21.5%. EPS hit $4.93, up from $4.28 a year ago. Every core metric moved in the right direction.

The number I pay closest attention to in any Costco quarter is membership renewal. US and Canada came in at 92.2%. Worldwide: 89.7%. 148.5 million total cardholders. These are not one-time shoppers. They're recurring revenue that Costco earns before selling a single item off the shelf.

What I find especially interesting is the executive membership tier: 41.2 million paid members, up 9.6% year over year. Executive members pay more, buy more, and renew at higher rates than standard members. As this cohort grows as a share of the total base, membership fee income compounds structurally. That's not a marketing trick; that's a flywheel.

COST is not a high-growth stock in the traditional sense. It's a business with genuine pricing power, extraordinary customer loyalty, and a membership model that makes revenue almost predictable. I added during the pullback earlier this year. I'm not touching it.

Not adjusting my portfolio for Iran headlines on a Friday. Whatever happens over the weekend, markets will tell me on Monday. Enjoy your weekend sia 💤

So if transaction service revenue now beats ad revenue for PDD, does that mean they're basically becoming more of a marketplace cut business than an ad platform? Is that a better or worse model long term?? Asking genuinely 👀

Kuaishou Technology: Can the No.2 Short Video Platform Narrow the Gap?

Q1 2026 results test three things: (1) ad revenue sustaining above 20% YoY growth vs. Douyin's dominance; (2) live commerce GMV trajectory as platforms battle for merchant wallet share; (3) overseas traction in Brazil and Southeast Asia. Kuaishou's discount to domestic peers remains wide — a consistent earnings beat could finally close it.

everyone at the office jokes Kuaishou users are "the other China." turns out "the other China" has 700M+ MAU and growing ad revenue. my kopi uncle says never underestimate tier-2 cities 🤣

Let's be real about what the oil market actually is right now.

Not OPEC. Not inventory data. Not refinery margins. One phone. Trump posts "deal largely negotiated" and WTI falls 8%. He says "not fully worked out" a day later and oil bounces back. Rubio says "good news within hours" and traders scramble for position. That is your energy market in 2026.

If you are holding XOM or CVX and you are not refreshing Truth Social every hour, you are playing a completely different game from the market. I honestly don't know if that makes you smarter or just behind. But that is where we are. 😅

NVDA just refuse to die leh. Every time it dip a bit, people rush in to buy. Held since $400 and honestly quite shiok watching this. Blackwell demand still crazy strong, no reason to sell anytime soon.

Fed officials have so far resisted characterising the rise in long-end yields as a policy concern, attributing it to term premium re-pricing rather than a signal of tightening financial conditions. But with the 30-year now touching levels last seen in 2007, some officials are quietly monitoring whether higher borrowing costs begin to surface in mortgage delinquency or corporate refinancing data over the coming months. The door to a resumption of rate cuts remains open — the data will have to close it. 🔒

Fed officials have so far resisted characterising the rise in long-end yields as a policy concern, attributing it to term premium re-pricing rather than a signal of tightening financial conditions. But with the 30-year now touching levels last seen in 2007, some officials are quietly monitoring whether higher borrowing costs begin to surface in mortgage delinquency or corporate refinancing data over the coming months. The door to a resumption of rate cuts remains open — the data will have to close it. 🔒