$Yanlord Land (Z25.SG)$ 10% drop in one day?

$Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares ETF (SOXL.US)$
Please pay attention to other small semiconductor stocks such as ARM. This is what I said an hour ago about NVIDIA needing to take a break and release funds to other semiconductor stocks. As for NVIDIA, it just needs to stabilize today. This is a necessary step in turning the bearish trend into a bullish one.
We don't know which stocks the block orders will pull up, so we choose to go long on semiconductors SOXL.

$Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares ETF (SOXL.US)$
The breakout target moves up to 34-34.5. Nvidia takes a break and lets the funds go to the backup team, which means that other components of Soxl should catch up. Other semiconductor stocks should also catch up in order to return to a bullish trend. Only by doing so, the bull can effectively reverse the success.

$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$Loading up

$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ all give back hahahahah sell sell sell Short

$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ Full, ready for takeoff! Can't fall anymore.

$Pineapple Energy (PEGY.US)$ do what I said and we moass Asking

$GTRONIC (7022.MY)$  if you guys still remember what has happened to $SCIB (9237.MY)$

$AEM SGD (AWX.SG)$
Nice coffee

$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.MY)$
The following analysis examines the possible impacts from a macroeconomic perspective:
1. With the weakening of the US dollar, the Malaysian ringgit may appreciate.
US interest rate cuts typically lead to a weaker US dollar, and in relative terms, the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) may appreciate. In this case, the appreciation of the Malaysian currency is advantageous for importers as it reduces the cost of imported goods. However, for exporters, the appreciation may weaken their competitiveness in the international market as the relative prices of exported goods will increase.
【Pros】: The appreciation of the Ringgit helps to lower import inflation, especially in food and energy.
【Cons】: Export-dependent industries, especially rubber, palm oil, electronic products, and other export industries, may face profit pressures.
2. Inflow of funds into emerging markets, including Malaysia
When the US cuts interest rates, especially significantly, global investors may shift towards higher-yielding emerging markets, including Malaysia. This will facilitate the inflow of funds into the Malaysian stock and bond markets, especially for companies and projects in sectors such as infrastructure, datacenters, and green energy that have potential government projects.
[Interest]: Lowering interest rates may lead to more foreign capital flowing into Malaysia's capital markets, driving up the stock market, especially high-yield and defensive stocks...