Straits Times Index (STI)
Since the last World Markets Update calling for an upwards breakout, STI has moved up almost 5%. The suggested target was 2880 & a reversal. Friday's action saw it close at 2881.
Will it go all the way to the highs of 2950? Nothing is impossible in the world of stock markets, but we can expect some sorta struggle around here. Will it make new highs and keep going upwards? Unlikely, as the fall from 2950 was in 5-waves. Expecting consolidation next week before anymore big moves.
Singapore Exchange (SGX)
The barometer stock! Since my last post SGX short-term: Ready for liftoff! at 7.60, prices have moved up handsomely on relatively higher volume to a high of 7.88.
So what's next? 7.9 area is stiff resistance, so expecting a struggle here. Will we go all the way to the upper trend channel? Watch the consolidation. If it moves sideways and not sharply downwards, a move higher becomes likely. A break below channel line however, makes a move towards 6.8 more likely.
SGX - A Barometer or a Warrant?
Now for the fun part. Those following my posts have observed, that i refer to SGX as a barometer for the financial weather of Singapore. Simply because, activity on Singapore stock market is directly proportional to the growth of the economy. Higher activity is higher revenue for SGX, and vice versa. Also, have a look at the chart below:
SGX - A Barometer or a Warrant?
Now for the fun part. Those following my posts have observed, that i refer to SGX as a barometer for the financial weather of Singapore. Simply because, activity on Singapore stock market is directly proportional to the growth of the economy. Higher activity is higher revenue for SGX, and vice versa. Also, have a look at the chart below:
SGX tends to act like a leveraged warrant on the STI - at least in the recent past. Based on that observation, might be fun to keep this chart handy. SGX has crossed below STI for now, whatever that means!
Summary
Summary
There might be upside left for STI & SGX, but in the very short-term expecting consolidation. I will present an elliott wave review of SGX at a future date, once there's enough evidence.
Good luck, and your views are always welcome!
CAUTION: Refer to the last part of this earlier post, for caveats as to why technical analysis on SGX might not always be reliable.
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The Straits Times Index (STI) ended 17.7 points or 0.58% lower to 3049.65, taking the year-to-date performance to -9.38%.
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