Dollar Tree

$Dollar Tree(DLTR.US) took my paydays for excellent payday % I now settle into the full swing with lots of cushion.

Source: Sunrise Trader

Tonight and the rest of this week could be especially important for financial markets, with several major earnings reports and economic events packed into a short period. NVIDIA and Agilent’s earnings may set the tone for technology stocks, while July core PCE inflation could influence expectations for future Federal Reserve policy. Li Auto’s results will provide insight into China’s EV market. Later, Dollar Tree and Marvell Technology report earnings, adding more corporate signals. Most importantly, the Jackson Hole Symposium begins Thursday, with Fed Chair Warsh’s first keynote on Friday potentially shaping rate expectations. Overall, volatility could increase significantly as investors assess earnings, inflation, and monetary policy.

This week brings several important market catalysts worth watching closely. Today, Ingenic begins trading in Hong Kong, while Singapore’s July CPI has already been released at 2.2% year over year. On Wednesday, Nvidia and Agilent Technologies report earnings after the close, while U.S. July PCE inflation data arrives at 8:30 a.m. ET. Li Auto also reports earnings. Thursday brings Dollar Tree’s results and the opening of the Jackson Hole Symposium. On Friday, Fed Chair Warsh delivers his first Jackson Hole keynote as chair. With inflation, earnings, and monetary policy all in focus, volatility could remain elevated across global markets throughout the week.

It will be interesting to see if US-Canada trade war ends up being just a negotiation tactic. It’s not the first time the Trump administration has done this.

Markets are turning more volatile as trade tensions, higher yields and geopolitical risks weigh on sentiment, while AI remains a key long-term growth theme.Singapore equities continue to show resilience, supported by strong banks and solid underlying fundamentals.

📊 Stay selective: focus on quality, cash flow and valuation and use market pullbacks to build positions rather than chase momentum.

apart from the US Canada fall out, it was relatively quiet over the weekends, and it felt like the lack of substantial news affected the markets today. like to see what sanctions will be imposed on Iran, and how they will be perceived by the markets.

The tariff escalation increases the risk of a broader US-Canada trade conflict, raising costs for businesses and potentially adding inflationary pressure. Canada’s planned retaliation could further disrupt cross-border supply chains and weaken business confidence. The immediate market reaction reflects higher uncertainty, particularly as rising Treasury yields already pressure equity valuations. While the affected goods represent a relatively small share of total bilateral trade, prolonged tensions could weigh on growth, corporate margins and investor sentiment if negotiations remain stalled.

Bitcoin broke through $75,000 on Friday, marking its best weekly performance in about 2.5 years.

Bitcoin and related derivative financial products have experienced a prolonged slump, with hopes for relief in the near term.

Diversified investment structures represent a relatively healthy strategy.

Shein’s Hong Kong IPO on September 1 could be the market’s biggest show this year. I’m expecting a strong debut—the hype, brand recognition and retail appetite are hard to ignore. But after the initial pop, valuation and regulation could make this a bumpy ride.

This market is like a yoyo. Up down up down. Just watch where the yoyo wants to go. So far trending up. So let’s hope it stays that way. 😊