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On Thu, 29 Oct 2026, $Intel(INTC)$ reported its Q3 earnings after market closed for the day. On Fri, 30 Oct 2026 morning, when trading resumed - INTC suffered a massive selloff, opening down roughly -25.8% at $68.36 per share. (see below) Based on subsequent media coverage and corroborating earnings reports, market's reaction to INTC was driven primarily by a major guidance miss, rather than the quarterly results reported on Thursday evening. What happened ? On surface, INTC handed in a solid Q3 2026 earnings report card: Adjusted EPS: $0.52 vs $0.40 expected Revenue: $16.51 billion vs $16.5 billion expected Revenue grew about +21% YoY. On a normal day, those numbers would have been viewed positively. However, investors focused on INTC's Q4 foreca

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I would prefer to wait for the earnings results before adding to Singapore bank stocks. The recent pullback makes valuations more interesting, but I do not think a lower share price automatically means a bargain. I would rather have more clarity on earnings and management guidance. Among the three, I would pay close attention to $DBS(D05.SI)$ and $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ , particularly their net interest income, wealth management fees and dividend sustainability. For OCBC, I also want to distinguish Great Eastern’s investment-related volatility from the underlying banking performance. My approach is to remain patient and compare all three banks after their results. I am more interested in sustainable ea

🌟🌟🌟The global financial landscape has experienced a sharp tectonic shift. Spot Gold prices have recently corrected below the psychological crucial USD 4,000 per ounce threshold. This pullback isn't a failure of Gold's intrinsic value but rather a direct reaction to a hawkish Federal Reserve, rising US bond yields and severe cross market deleveraging. As corporate earnings faced pressure, institutional fund managers were forced into liquidity driven selling - liquidating their must liquid assets, Gold, to cover margin calls and equity losses elsewhere. Yet beneath this temporary surface noise, a massive structural floor is being laid: global central banks are buying Gold at a historic, unprecedented pace. Driven by a fierce desire to de-dollarise and diversify away f

🚨 Semiconductor revenue surged 118%! But look closely: this growth isn’t all from selling chips. When people discuss AI semis, NVIDIA, AMD, and Micron get all the airtime. On Nov 2, Lattice Semiconductor $Lattice Semiconductor(LSCC)$ released a Q3 earnings report that warrants a disciplined look. 📊 The Headline Numbers: Quarterly Revenue: $291M (+118% YoY) FPGA Revenue: +90% YoY Non-GAAP EPS: $0.72 GAAP Gross Margin: 67.4% Q4 Guidance: $325M–$345M ($335M midpoint) At +118%, it’s easy to write a quick bull thesis on another runaway AI growth story. Here is the structural detail most retail investors miss: Lattice completed its acquisition of AMI on July 27. Q3 results consolidate AMI’s revenue, whereas the prior-year period d

$Alibaba(BABA)$ is attracting renewed attention after reports that Apple has selected Alibaba’s Qwen AI models to support Apple Intelligence features in China. Citi analysts view the partnership as a meaningful endorsement of Alibaba’s AI technology, with the potential to generate additional demand for Alibaba Cloud. Alibaba shares gained 3.23% in US trading, while its Hong Kong-listed shares also moved higher. I think this development is worth watching because the opportunity could extend well beyond a short-term share-price reaction. Alibaba has traditionally been associated with e-commerce, but its longer-term investment story is increasingly connected to cloud computing and artificial intelligence. The Apple partnership could help a

QQQ closed Friday at: $690.49 down: 3.47%. The Nasdaq fell almost 3%. Semiconductors were crushed. AMD fell 10.9%. Nvidia fell 4.2%. Intel collapsed 28.6%. And suddenly the question everywhere is: IS THE AI TRADE FINALLY BREAKING? I don't think that is what Friday told us. I think something more important happened. For two years, the market rewarded companies for: SPENDING ON AI. Now it is beginning to ask: WHO ACTUALLY EARNS A RETURN FROM IT? That is not necessarily the end of the AI bull market. It may be: THE END OF EASY AI MONEY. And that distinction completely changes how I would buy this dip. 🔥 FRIDAY WAS NOT A NORMAL RISK-OFF DAY Look underneath the indices. QQQ: -3.47% S&P 500: -1.82% Dow: -1.09% Nasdaq: -2.86% That dispersion matters. If investors suddenly believed the entire

For the week ending Fri, 30 Oct 2026, US market closed off October 2026 sharply lower as a heavy-tech sell-off dragged down all 3 major benchmarks. (see below) By the time 4pm came around, The Dow lost -1.05% (-550.14 to 51,770.3). The S&P 500 fell by -0.78% (-59.63 to 7,580.07). Nasdaq Composite tumbled -2.27% (-589.87 to 25,437.00) For the month of October 2026: (there’s a surprise) DJIA: +1.70% (+864.26 to 51,770.31). S&P 500: -0.39% (-71.47 to 7,580.07). Nasdaq: -5.30% (-1,424.06 to 25,437.00). Weekly Drivers / Catalysts. The 4 key catalysts of the week were : (1) Tech & AI Spending Pushback. Disappointing earnings reports and heavy AI-related capex from major tech firms (eg. $Alphabet(GOOG)$ and

I would pay the closest attention to $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ and $Broadcom(AVGO)$ . Tesla’s long-term potential in AI, robotaxi and energy remains attractive, but I would not base my investment decision mainly on a possible $SpaceX(SPCX)$ deal. I want to see real progress in its core business before becoming more bullish. For Broadcom, I believe AI infrastructure demand remains a strong long-term theme. However, customer financing and actual revenue conversion are important. Strong spending commitments mean little if they cannot eventually translate into sustainable earnings an