HSI hit a 10-year high on 15 Jan 2018 but what's next?Hang Seng Index (HSI) has hit a 10-year high today at 31733 but eventually closed in a bearish candle at 31338.
The index has been going up and up since the beginning of 2018 and finally it turned into a semi-long bearish candle.
Investors like you may be wondering the index will resume its uptrend since the recent low of 28134 on 7 December 2018. From a technical outlook, this index remains in an upward bias. Based on our forecast, however, we will be watching for retracement at two key levels - the first one will be at 31360 and if this level does not provide the necessary support, the next level will be 30000 which is also the psychological level of this index. We will monitor these levels closely and see whether the index will potentially resume its move to the upside.
Good trading
NinjaSingapore
15 Jan 2018
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