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STI - Singapore - poised to deliver 15 to 25% during next 10daysSTI finished a primary degree contracting triangle pattern that should initiate a long path upward from here. It seems to be tracing a 5 wave move up that will form a minor wave 1 pattern. Currently we should be beginning a minute impulse wave 3, the strongest of the impulse waves that should deliver from 14 to 24% returns up to the next 10-15 days. Price-to-book ratio also confirms the pattern. Time to catch it ! FOLLOW SKYLINEPRO TO GET UPDATES.
INDEX:STILong
by SkylinePro
SPX500 or STI , which is better ?Volatility wise, you can see STI is more volatile with sharp spikes (orange) compared to SPX500. And then the green zone where both are moving in a bullish channel. SPX500 has a much smoother ride. This is important as traders might get stopped out due to tight SL. More importantly, when all indices have risen lately due to the Fed's generous money printing, SPX500 has retraced more than 35% while STI is at a miserable 10%. The downside is investing in SPX500 requires one to use own cash whereas in STI, we can employ our CPF (401K) to invest. Of course, we have the global giants like Amazon, Facebook, Apple, etc in SPX500 while STI contains mainly regional or state owned companies blue chips. From a returns point of view, I will go for SPX500.
TVC:STI
by dchua1969
APAC Realty - Possible Bull Trend underway Apac Realty was in a decline for almost 8 months before hitting bottom in Nov 2018. It then flattens out and formed a base over the next 3 months before rising sharply on 12 Feb 4 days ago. This could signal the start of a new bull trend. There is an immediate resistence at 0.585, should there be a pullback towards 0.51 and starts to rebound from there, it would be an opportunity to stake at low risk with mid term price profit of 0.75. (profit targest are just a guide, trail and protect your profits should the stock rise in our favour!).
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by Juliac
Straits Times Index (Daily Chart) - Where is the Bottom?Since our last predictions on the Straits Times Index, the price has continued to fall from 3300 to 3000, and then below it. At this rate of decline, is there any support or bottom in sight? I generally do not like to do projections, because most projections are just guesses. The best way to know is to observe the price as it moves, then you will know when it has likely bottomed. And for now, it still looks like it can continue to fall. So i will stay bearish and continue to monitor.
TVC:STIShort
by SynapseTrading
STI - Not time to buy yet, but selling isn't a good idea too!As the trade war between US and China intensifies, general markets in Asia get the ripple effect too. STI has dropped around 5.40% and is now trading around 3300 region. If you're feeling worried because of this drop, you better be. If you're feeling happy because now you think you can buy at a cheaper price, you better don't. Now, why do we say so? If you're feeling worried and uneasy because of the drop, it just shows that (1) you do not have a proper investment/trading plan to start with, and (2) you do not have the right risk management plan in place. And that's the exact reason why you should be worried. If you're feeling excited to hop onto a trade or invest now, hold your horses. The time isn't right yet. Be patient. Wait for at least a sign of price bouncing before entering :) Our bias remains to the upside for the general equities market at the moment. Our macro analysis is still showing room for the markets to rally. Perhaps for the last wave up between 2018 to 2019. After that, we might eventually see the long-waited "clearance sales" in the equities market. When that happen, it will be a shopping spree for many well-prepared traders and investors. *Disclaimer - This analysis alone DOES NOT warrant a buy or sell trade immediately. Before you enter any trade in the financial market, it is very important that you have a proper trading plan and risk management approach. The sharing of this idea is neither necessarily indicative of nor a guarantee of future performance or success.
TVC:STILong
by KarYong
STI Index 2 Options as we come to the crossroads soon. Option 1 : Breakout and pullback and head northwards to 4000+ price level Option 2 : Breakdown as per previous 2 attempts Analysts are expecting a breakout of 3500 , read news here www.todayonline.com I do not trade this index but use it as a barometer for overall stock performance and dive down into individual companies. Singapore is an important global financial hub and its stock performance is a good guide to the overall economy globally as well. US has always been an influence to its performance so watching US market will provide deeper insights into the various emerging markets performance.
INDEX:STILong
by dchua1969
STI - A retracement or a reversal?The first half of 2017 has been a good run for the Singapore stock market - Straits Times Index (STI), gaining over 300 points. However, we believe that a retracement or a reversal to the downside is imminent. The question is are we gonna see a retracement or a reversal? Retracement Price moves correctively, usually taking a longer period of time, and does not move much in terms of price. Reversal Price moves impulsively, usually taking a shorter period of time, and moves strongly in terms of price. Knowing what constitute a retracement and a reversal is essential in knowing how to plan your trades. 1) If we see a correctively move lower towards 3077 area, it will present us a good opportunity to look for one more move to the upside towards 3360 area. 2) If we see an impulsively move lower breaking the trend line, we can expect price to move lower potentially towards 2901 area. If this happens, it will present us a good selling opportunity targeting 2901. Based on our Elliott Wave analysis, with the current price development, we are expecting the 1st scenario to have a higher probability of happening. Even if you are not trading the stock index, understanding and monitoring the equities market can provide us with the current market risk environment, and thus provide us with trading opportunities in the currency market too.
INDEX:STI
by KarYong
Straits Times Index (STI) - tracking the Singapore Stock IndexI was conducting a talk at a local Stock Broking house. Really appreciate the invitation to speak to a group of enthusiastic participants. The participants and I were looking at the STI, stock indices for Singapore. There is a bearish Bat pattern completing much higher at around 3430. However there is an AB=CD pattern completing now at 3145/50. This is also at a support level back in Oct 2014. This gives me a slight bearish bias at this moment before it can continue higher.
INDEX:STIShort
by BoonHooi