Right Timing
Rebound can move higher before fizzling out
SINGAPORE (March 27): In normal circumstances, resistance levels appear at previous highs and areas of congestion.
Right Timing
Paltry rebound for STI; new support at 2,311
SINGAPORE (March 20): In normal times, the market should have rebounded earlier and the Straits Times Index should have rebounded 200 points to 2,620. But these are not normal times.
Right Timing
STI readies for rebound
SINGAPORE (March 13): Finally, a white candle appeared on Friday the 13th.
A white candle shows that the Straits Times Index closed at a higher level than it opened.
Right Timing
STI remains weak as it tests 2018 low
SINGAPORE (March 6): At times of sharp declines, important lows provide support.
The STI has moved below the Oct 2018 low of 2,972 and is testing the intra-day Oct 2018 low of 2,961.
Right Timing
STI oversold in short term, weak in long term
SINGAPORE (Feb 28): Important lows provide support and he intermediate low for the Straits Times Index is at 2,972 which happened in October 2018 was.
Right Timing
STI held down by some heavyweights
SINGAPORE (Feb 21): The outlook is uncertain according to the many strategy reports that are published daily.
Chart 1: STI with moving averages and momentum
Right Timing
Resistance approaches for STI; breakout challenging
SINGAPORE (Feb 14): Resistance for the Straits Times Index appears near its current level of 3,220 to 3,231, at the confluence of the 50- and 200- day moving averages.
Right Timing
Expect continued volatility for STI
SINGAPORE (Feb 7): The confluence of the 50-and 200-day moving averages at 3,220 is providing resistance for any rebound.
Right Timing
STI pressured by declining momentum and stochastics
SINGAPORE (Jan 31): On Jan 28, the Straits Times Index fell to 3,181, below the confluence of the 50- and 200-day moving averages at 3,220.
Right Timing
Market's breakout still valid, STI to test 3,300
SINGAPORE (Jan 11): There was little change in the upward direction of quarterly momentum and the chart pattern during the past five trading sessions with the Straits Times Index gaining 30 points
