Attractive yield differentials. With Singapore government bond yields trending lower, the yield differential between fixed income and equities has narrowed in 2025, thus reinforcing the relative appeal of companies offering high, sustainable dividend payouts. Equity yields in the 4-6% range now offer a compelling pickup versus the 10-year Singapore Government Bond yield (1.8579% as at 4 Sep 25), while also providing potential for capital gains. In our view, this widening yield gap should support...
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In this first take following tonight’s results, we focus on: 1. Tinder MAUs are still declining year over year but improving 2. $50M reinvestment in 2H25 to power product tests, marketing, geo expansion, new bets 3. Tinder Double Date seeing early traction particularly with under 30s 4. Hinge keeps humming 5. Margins impacted by one-time issues, but remain solid 6. Capital return remains robust
What’s New: Yesterday, we met with CEO Spencer Rascoff to discuss his broader strategy for turning around MTCH. The highlights included: 1. New Tinder MAU headwind in India, but with goal of better male-female balance 2. Monetization team not the focus of early moves at Tinder 3. HER acquisition will be followed by more; BMBL would be hard, not off the table
What’s New: We felt the most important issues from today's results were: 1. Resetting the long-term cost structure after a 13% RIF and 20% fewer managers 2. No big surprises in payer/revenue trends: Tinder ALC weakening, as expected 3. Capital return above 100% of FCF target and we think possible for 2025 full year
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The selloff driven by the US’ unprecedented and perplexing tariff plans has liberated many investors of profits this year. Given the fluidity of market conditions, we highlight a number of domestic-focused stocks such as CENT, CD, DFI, HLA, PANU, PROP, RFMD, SSG and SIE as well as Singapore-focused REITS such as CDLHT, FEHT, FCT, KREIT, LREIT and PREIT. In addition, the MAS’ equity market review should inject much needed liquidity in 2H25. We lower our STI target to 3,720 (previously 4,115).
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What's New: In this first take following tonight’s results, we focus on: 1. BK out, Spencer Rascoff in as Tinder turnaround remains stagnant 2. Tinder MAU trends stable but still negative (Hinge was up 20% however) 3. 1Q25 revenue/AOI guidance below consensus, look for heavier Tinder marketing
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GREATER CHINA Economics Trade Export Growth Rebounded; Rush Order Ahead Of Tariffs? Sector Education Key growth themes in 2025 upon policy clarity and AI integration progress. Property Sales pull back mom before Chinese New Year; updates of 2024 op...
Today, we are publishing the Industrial section our 25th Tech Infrastructure Quarterly Bible. The Tech Bible is a must-read for any tech investor, as it summarizes the quarterly earnings reports from the over 140 companies we track, providing an update on our key perspectives and convictions. Industrial semi revenues were again below seasonality in 3Q24, and most companies have guided for a further decline in 4Q24. Visibility on a 2025 recovery remains limited, although Analog Devices remains p...
We are lowering our rating on MTCH to Neutral from Buy following last week’s Investor Day. Our model now reflects management’s detailed guidance, resulting in lower estimates, and we also lower our target valuation, leading to new target of $34 vs $48 previously.
We continue to see a positive risk-reward for the stock, anchored by strong margins and FCF generation, with share buybacks protecting downside ~$30 and the potential for strategic alternatives to unlock value if Tinder cannot grow MAUs and payers consistently.
What's New: In this first take following tonight’s results, we focus on: 1. Tinder a la carte (ALC) rollout delayed, clouding outlook for the flagship app 2. Tinder MAU trends under more pressure since mid-Sept: back to school hangover? 3. Are new segment profit disclosures a precursor to “exploring strategic alternatives?” 4. What does all of this imply for the Investor Day? And the CFO transition? 5. What to do with the stock
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