STI

STI continues to be weighed down by property stocks, banks and REITs, and could test its March low.

Keppel Corp is forming a base formation with an increasing possibility of an upside breakout.

The STI is attempting to rebound and could do so despite US market volatility

Despite a positive divergence SIA has yet to complete a base formation and breakout. The STI's next support is at 2,450.

With indicators weakening, the STI will stay hostage to short term downward pressure and the volatility of global markets.

he Straits Times Index rose 36 points week-on-week to 2,581, supported by an upturn in short term stochastics. There has also been a rebound in 21-day RSI which rose from 36 at the start of Aug to a high of 50, before ending at 48 on Aug 14. The most enco

SINGAPORE (June 26): The Straits Times Index appears poised to move below the confluence of a support, and its 50-day moving average at 2,605. On June 19, there were hints of supply/ selling when the index closed below its open on a surge in volume. Durin

Financial markets, poised to enter the second half with a “second wind” beneath the wings, have been doused with cold water.

With MINT’s inclusion, the STI reserve list now includes Keppel DC REIT, Suntec REIT, NetLink NBN Trust, Frasers Logistics & Industrial Trust and Keppel REIT.

Lift from Nodx was offset by earnings downgrades