DBS, a big component of the STI (Straits Times Index) finds itself on an island (yellow circle) This is precarious... a drop below the current support will result in a decent retracement. MACD and Relative Price Strength already turned down... so it is held up with very little. Be aware, beware!
Technically, this is a classic pullback all set up... A strong rally to the upside based on vaccine elation supported by financials and sectors for "going back to Normal" followed by a Dark Cloud Cover candlestick pattern that was confirmed with a Gap Down. It is just above a range support, but breaking into the next Gap Down range (below the red line) would be...
STI has flashed a MT buy signal on the weekly chart with a target of 2813. Support now at 2637. A break of 2637 will test 2566.
Going down... just saved by the skin, but next week bring greater head winds. Technically, it’s on the way...
As posted on numerous occasions recently, the STI, as expected and accurately enough , broke down and ended the week at the interim downside target. This breakdown did not appear to have very strong momentum, although it appears to be technically committed. Hence, expect next week to be slightly bullish, perhaps to retest the resistance. So far, taking stock of...
Quick but significant development today... the STI weakened to clock lower low (close). In doing so, it had broken down below the widening wedge support with a decisive candle to end the day. It failed the retest of the 55EMA on Wednesday and broke down today (Thursday). The next couple of trading days would be significant as it should be heading about another...
The STI had a bit of a ranging week but was dragged down slightly. No bull in sight, nor bullish opportunity as yet another lower high was registered. Previously marked (yellow ellipse) of the first lower high, another lower high was registered last week (fuschia ellipse). And last week’s movement was very significant in foretelling the underlying sentiment. This...
The STI has almost closed a gap and now stands at a support area. Yesterday closed just below the 55EMA and MACD has crossed down. Bearish momentum is however muted, but the bias is there. Watch for breakdown late session today (Friday)...
It is Singapore’s General Election and today is Polling Day. And like previous elections, (2016 US Elections, 2019 Indonesia Elections) there has been some correlation between the equity market with the election outcome. This is based on the collective consciousness, institutional positioning and the retail market sentiment, 0us a huge dose of critical thinking of...
The STI broke down the week before, and suddenly a reversal to rally came back for later part of the week, closing the week with a bullish engulfing candlestick pattern, and keeping inside the (adjusted) widening wedge. Technically, the weekly chart is bullish, with current candlestick pattern being bullish, there may be an attempt to work towards meeting the...
The STI daily chart shows technical break via a Gap Down of: 1. A supporting trendline; 2. Out of a bear rally wedge; 3. Failed the 55EMA; and 4. MACD broke down into the bear territory This appears to be a rather strong conviction of the weakness of the STI and projections indicate 2500 as the next and critical support. Failing which 2200, and consequently...
An update from previously posted Alert on the Straits Times Index (STI) as it is about warranted time. The STI had closed the last 4-5 DAILY sessions below the 55EMA, and this morning saw a gap down, pushing the morning session for recent lower lows. The MACD had crossed into the bear territory and we are looking at 2500 as the next support. Bearish ↘️
As pre-emoted recently, the STI wiped out 5 sessions of gains in just 1 session yesterday. And this happened before the US and global markets moved down strongly due to “second wave” of COVID-19 in the USA. This, in my humble opinion, is actually the extension tail of the initial wave as there was no break. Coming back to the STI, there should be a follow...
Any day now, by the end of the week, the Singapore Straits Times Index (STI) is ready to turn. Yesterday’s candlestick pattern looks bad, and note the red dotted line . This level was required to be exceeded IF it is to resume bullish trend, and clearly it missed by a big margin despite a spectacular run up. 2750 is the immediate support and breaking down...
As predicted in our post of April 6, STI finished a primary degree bullish triangle and is now trending up. It seems to have finished wave ii and entering wave iii up. The most probable target is at the 3,240 level, which would total 27% of gains in around 2-month period. We may revise this analysis if prices cross down 2,480. FOLLOW SKYLINEPRO TO GET UPDATES.
Currently staying neutral for STI. It is trading below the range EQ of 2689.97 and has not been able to reclaim this. This is bearish, which means every bounce should be shorted. However, it is trading above the Order Block (OB) EQ of 2517.52 – hanging by a thread. This is the critical point to look at: whether we reclaim this or lose this at monthly close....
STI 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...
STI finished cycle wave 4 and it is now tracing the initial stages of cycle wave V , which could offer up to 150% of gains during the next 3 to 5 years. This scenario should be reviewed if prices crosses down 2,180. FOLLOW SKYLINEPRO TO GET UPDATES.