Tomas Ng

Tomas Ng

Wealth Risk Specialist | Investment Educator

MA in Finance, FRM certified, took mass communication courses. Develops risk models for retail banking at a regional bank. Writes Mingda on Risk column for Yicai Media. Runs YouTube channel Margin of Safety using TV drama clips to explain investment risks.

Latest Articles

What Would Stripe Buying PayPal Mean for Visa, Mastercard, and Block?
What Would Stripe Buying PayPal Mean for Visa, Mastercard, and Block?
If Stripe successfully acquires PayPal, it could reshape competition across payment infrastructure, digital wallets, and merchant services. Here is what the deal could mean for Visa, Mastercard, Block, Venmo, Braintree, and the valuation logic of the payments industry.
IBM Earnings Schedule and Conference Call Guide: Key Milestones to Track Around July 22
IBM Earnings Schedule and Conference Call Guide: Key Milestones to Track Around July 22
IBM will hold its Q2 2026 earnings conference call on July 22. This guide breaks down the official earnings release, conference call, preliminary warning, Red Hat, AI infrastructure spending, free cash flow, and after-hours trading milestones.
Why Did Agenus Stock Surge? A Breakdown of the Up to $340 Million Financing, $85 Million Upfront Funding, and the Phase 3 ROBBIN Trial
Why Did Agenus Stock Surge? A Breakdown of the Up to $340 Million Financing, $85 Million Upfront Funding, and the Phase 3 ROBBIN Trial
Agenus stock surged after announcing an up to $340 million financing package, but the more certain amount is about $85 million in upfront financing. This article explains the warrants, dilution risk, Phase 3 ROBBIN trial, BOT+BAL clinical evidence, and key risks for AGEN stock.
Which AI Hardware Stocks Benefit More Under IBM’s Warning? Comparing the Sensitivity of NVDA, DELL, MU, and HPE
Which AI Hardware Stocks Benefit More Under IBM’s Warning? Comparing the Sensitivity of NVDA, DELL, MU, and HPE
IBM’s warning shows that some enterprise customers are prioritizing IT budgets toward servers, storage, and memory. This article compares Nvidia, Dell, Micron, and HPE across GPUs, HBM, AI servers, networking, and storage exposure to analyze which of NVDA, DELL, MU, and HPE benefits more, which has stronger earnings elasticity, and how to distinguish short-term catalysts from long-term AI hardware trends.
Bank of America Q2 Revenue Reaches $31.6 Billion: Did Growth Come From Net Interest Margin, Loans, or Fees?
Bank of America Q2 Revenue Reaches $31.6 Billion: Did Growth Come From Net Interest Margin, Loans, or Fees?
Bank of America reported Q2 revenue of $31.6 billion and net income of $9.1 billion. This analysis breaks down BAC’s earnings growth sources: net interest income, loan growth, fee income, trading revenue, credit costs, and valuation risk.
Is SMH ETF Worth Buying? NVIDIA, TSMC, Micron and ASML Weight Analysis
Is SMH ETF Worth Buying? NVIDIA, TSMC, Micron and ASML Weight Analysis
Whether SMH ETF is worth buying depends on the core weights of NVIDIA, TSMC, Micron, ASML and other holdings, its AI semiconductor supply-chain exposure, expense ratio, valuation level, liquidity and semiconductor cycle risks. It is suitable for investors who want ETF exposure to the AI chip theme.
AI Infrastructure Investment Map: From GPU, HBM and CoWoS to Data Center Stocks
AI Infrastructure Investment Map: From GPU, HBM and CoWoS to Data Center Stocks
AI infrastructure investing is not only about GPUs. It requires understanding how cloud CAPEX, HBM, CoWoS, networking, power, liquid cooling and data center stocks transmit value across the supply chain. This guide is suitable for investors who want to systematically study AI infrastructure opportunities and risks.
Why Do 3nm and 2nm Matter for AI Chip Competition? An Analysis of TSMC’s Advanced Process Capacity
Why Do 3nm and 2nm Matter for AI Chip Competition? An Analysis of TSMC’s Advanced Process Capacity
3nm and 2nm are reshaping AI chip competition. Learn how TSMC’s advanced process capacity, 2nm nanosheet technology, 3nm revenue contribution, CoWoS packaging, HPC demand, and the semiconductor supply chain affect investment logic.
Has the DRAM Price Cycle Entered an Upswing? Key Indicators for Memory Stock Investing
Has the DRAM Price Cycle Entered an Upswing? Key Indicators for Memory Stock Investing
Has the DRAM price cycle entered an upswing? This analysis explains how investors can evaluate contract prices, inventory, HBM capacity shifts, server demand, capital expenditure, and memory stock valuations.