Gold just got a very bullish sign from investors who are returning to the precious metal in a big way.
$SPDR Gold ETF (GLD.US)$, the largest bullion-backed ETF, on Friday recorded its biggest net inflow in dollar terms since listing in 2004 -- worth $1.63 billion, according to Bloomberg data.
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$AMC Entertainment (AMC.US)$ whose still holding at 40+? cause i am

$Hotung Inv (BLS.SG)$ Next potential one to lookout for.

Four top chipmakers on Tuesday introduced their latest products ahead of the CES 2022 tech conference.
$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$:
the company's new notebook processors will offer a big performance boost over its current-generation chips.
They are delivering an average of 1.3 (times) faster performance compared to the 5000 series across a wide range of compute-intensive benchmarks."
AMD also previewed its next-generation processor...

$Grab Holdings (GRAB.US)$ FYI in case no one caught it.  GRAB just acquired all the shares of a 40 store grocery chain.  They plan on the stores operating as a subsidiary first quarter 2022.

Credit Suisse dove headfirst into the software sector, Tuesday, as analyst Phil Winslow initiated or assumed coverage on 22 software companies, including giants such as $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$, $Oracle (ORCL.US)$ and $Adobe (ADBE.US)$.
Winslow started his new coverage by referring to Marc Andreessen's 2011 statement in which he said, "Software is eating the world," by saying that now, "Software is life."
"Much of the debate about the software industry, publicly traded or privately held, is still around valuation, as opposed to the long-duration value creation potential of the best companies," Winslow said.
Winslow started his coverage of $Oracle (ORCL.US)$, $ServiceNow (NOW.US)$, $Workday (WDAY.US)$, Splunk (ORCL), $Vmware (VMW.US)$, $Zscaler (ZS.US)$, $Snowflake (SNOW.US)$ , $Autodesk (ADSK.US)$ , $UiPath (PATH.US)$ , $MongoDB (MDB.US)$ and $Confluent (CFLT.US)$ with outperform ratings, and also assumed coverage of $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$ , $Salesforce (CRM.US)$ and $Palo Alto Networks (PANW.US)$ and their outperform ratings.
Winslow set neutral ratings on $Adobe (ADBE.US)$ , $Workday (WDAY.US)$ , $Zendesk (ZEN.US)$ , $Palantir (PLTR.US)$ , $Cloudflare (NET.US)$ and $Zeta Global (ZETA.US)$ , and started coverage of $Check Point Software (CHKP.US)$ and $Teradata Corp (TDC.US)$ at underperform.
Even with software having what he called an "outsized influence" on the stock market, and the strategic paths many companies have taken, Winslow said he believes the industry "is still in the early stages of disruptive and powerful technological advances."
With regards to some of the companies in his coverage, Winslow said that for at least the next five years, Microsoft should deliver "mid-to-high teens revenue growth" that will be driven by 20% growth in its Intelligent Cloud business.
Winslow said that he is impressed by Adobe's "successful transition to subscription[s], which increased the value of its large creative and document-centric installed bases," but that those positive items are already reflected in the company's current stock price valuation.
Winslow said $Splunk (SPLK.US)$'s stock price hasn't reflected the growth of company's core products, its shift to the cloud, or its expansion into data-streaming, which he said should grow the company's recurring revenue by 25% to 30% annually. On Monday, Splunk said Chief Executive Doug Merritt is stepping down after six years at the data-management software company.