$Royal Caribbean Cruises(RCL)$is not backing down. Has held its ground even after Monday’s Omicron panic sell off and its COVID infected liner.Looks like range bound 69-74 for now. But just be careful of its dwindling finances.
Three stocks to watch out for tomorrow : $Apple(AAPL)$$Royal Caribbean Cruises(RCL)$$Microsoft(MSFT)$Apple : A rare blip in recent performance. Monday it’s expected to cover the lost ground.RCL : A rebound was slowed down. Monday it will finish the unfinished work.MSFT: expected to start recovery.
@JasonGoh25:Alibaba's FundamentalsIf you actually looked at Alibaba's Fundamentals you would've realised that it is actually pretty solid. On top of that, it is still growing. But of course, it's going to a value play suitable for a long term horizon. just my 2 cents.$Alibaba(BABA)$$Alibaba(09988)$
I too hope so. But it appears differently in reality. As mentioned, current price is too expensive which keeps institutional investor away. Retail demand is already used up to push from 5 to 5.1 and then again from 5.25 to 5.51. No money left with Retailers to push SIA up.
$SINGAPORE EXCHANGE LIMITED(S68.SI)$ Singapore Exchange (SGX) has entered into an agreement with Shanghai Stock Exchange’s (SSE) wholly-owned subsidiary, China Investment Information Services (CIIS), to distribute its securities market data within Mainland China from 01 November 2021.The data offers market participants real-time access to prices in Asia’s most international marketplace.Under the agreement, CIIS will be responsible for the distribution, marketing and sales of key SGX securities data to market data vendors, brokers and media channels in China.SGX will further support this initiative with on-the-ground investor education. Investors can gain access to data on listed companies across wide-ranging industries, including SG