Of the four analysts covering $SIA(C6L.SG)$ since October, two have recommended a "buy" rating, while one remains "neutral". Additionally, one analyst has given a "sell" rating.
The analysts' target price ranges from 5.66 SGD to 9.17 SGD, indicating a potential upside of approximately 14.1% compared to the current price.
CGS-CIMB's analyst Raymond Yap expects a lower target price of S$5.66 for SIA due to higher oil prices that...

$Sea(SE.US)$  Close to my prediction of 200 today. Have to go to sleep now 💤
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$Sea(SE.US)$ any suggestion on the good price point to buy in?

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I think there is high chance that when you are 25 you will look back at all the blue chip large caps and will think, damn it, I wish I bought those companies at those prices instead of crap like Sofi $SoFi Technologies(SOFI.US)$ . Its kind of like when I sometimes look at Microsoft at $30 in 2009 or Apple at $22 in 2012 and think, I wish I was investing back then. Just my 2 cents.

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Twitter, online video platform Vimeo and three other companies said that the EU’s proposed rules for technology companies should ensure that they are subject to supervision in the EU countries where they are headquartered. Technology companies are concerned that European countries seeking to regulate may try to modify the "country of origin" principle in the draft Digital Services Act (DSA). According to this principle, Ireland regulates Twitter, Apple, Alphabet’s Google and Facebook because these companies’ European headquarters are in Ireland; Amazon is regulated by Luxembourg
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