Showing posts with label UOB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UOB. Show all posts

Saturday, 22 June 2013

SGX Stock Analysis

Straits Times Index


The STI has been falling since 22 May and from the high of 3464.79 to the low formed on 21 June 3065.42. Basically, the STI has lost over 400 points within a month.

The question now is where will be a good level to long stocks that are highly correlated to the STI or even trading the STI itself?

Based on the Fibonacci figures, there is a strong confluence of levels of the longer-term 50% Fibonacci retracement level and the short-term 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level. That gives us the level of near 3000. In addition, the 61.8% Fibonacci projections (purple lines) also give a figure of 3005. Lastly, the 3000 level is a psychological round number figure, which increases the probability of this level.

Despite the strong recovery of STI on Friday, I am seeing more downside for STI next week or even the next few weeks. It will be good that a significant reversal candlestick appears at the confluence of 3000, then we should really consider taking the trade to the long side.

Generally, the trend for STI is still bullish but with the lower highs formed it gives a short-term bearish pattern. And for the long-term trend to stay bullish, it will be best that STI do not break the 2930 level.

To conclude, generally the blue chips counters such as the three bank counters are most likely to reverse along with the STI, therefore we should be more focused on the STI to get clues to when should we start entering for longs.

Sembcorp Marine

SembMar looks pretty interesting in its chart formation. A symmetrical or descending triangle in the making with the level of around 4.08 holds the critical key to whether SembMar will collapse or keeping it afloat to go higher.

SembMar movements is critical in making or breaking the STI in the near future.

Keppel Corp

KepCorp also looks pretty critical in the making or breaking of STI. It has been trying to stay above the rising trend line (brown line) to prevent it from falling more substantially which could translate into further downside in the STI.

In my opinion, I think the trendline is not likely to hold it based on my views of the STI of having more downside. And if this holds true, KepCorp is most likely to come down to the round number of 10.00 or even 9.60 where a greater confluence of levels can be seen.

NOL

Among the shipping counters Yangzijiang, Cosco and NOL, I think NOL is relative more stable.

NOL has been consolidating near the bottom and has been keeping its head above the critical level of 1.00. Although there is a descending triangle seems to be forming but the triangle is formed near the bottom, the probability is lower. If the descending triangle really comes into play, the potential target could be 0.50 for NOL and that would also mean the global economy is very gloomy.

Genting

Genting SP in my opinion does not look very good and pretty dangerous, especially when the double top looks like it is in play.

I would advise people with longs in this counter to cut small unless you already have a CLEAR plan of what you from this counter.

The potential target of Genting, based on the double top pattern, it will be 1.12, which is a new low for Genting as well.

Be careful in this counter guys.

Capitaland

Capitaland has been falling quite furiously and have started falling way before STI.

The significant lower highs and lower lows are clear bearish signals. In addition, it broke the rising trendline support on Friday with exceptional high volume. Capitaland could be supported in the near future with the strong confluence of levels between 2.90 - 3.05 which also around the 50% Fibonacci retracement level.

However, in my own opinion, Capitaland could have more room for further downside especially when there is such strong selling pressure for this counter.

The 3 local banks - DBS, UOB, OCBC



The three banks have much in common. With the 3 of them forming a similar pattern as the STI. And the rebound in the STI on Friday was likely due to these 3 banks which both the UOB and OCBC hit the 200-day SMA and recovered, except for DBS it still have more some distance away from the 200-day SMA.

For DBS, should it turn lower, it has potential to hit at least the 14.80 to 15.00 level where the confluence of the 61.8% Fibonacci projection and the 200-day SMA. However, if the bears are very strong, DBS will likely to find itself near the 14.30 level where the 100% Fibonacci projection will hit the long-term rising trend line.

For UOB, it is at a strong support level of around 19.50 and was able to close above this level on Friday. Should UOB turn higher, it has to clear the level of around 20.50 in order to go much higher. Going lower, the next confluence of levels of around 18.35 seems pretty strong along with the 100% Fibonacci projection target.

For OCBC, looks like it is being supported at the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level and the 200-day SMA along with a previous pivot point. However, if the global markets turn lower, it is likely to break this support region and bringing itself to around 9.30 to 9.38 range where the previous pivot resistances are and also the 50.0% Fibonacci retracement level.

The 3 banks are critical counters to watch to determine the direction of the STI. Having said that, it seems critical for the banks to hold their intermediate supports to prevent further selling.

In my opinion, I believe that STI has more room to the downside and that will also mean that banks have more downside too. So be cautious in trading the bank counters despite almost all of them are near a good support region.


Due to the lack of time and space, I will not be able to analyze every single counter in the SGX. I do not mind accepting any chart request for any counters, even counters in the NYSE, NASDAQ or S&P500.

Do note that all analysis are my personal views and opinions. If you would like to trade, please consult your authorized brokers and use all available analysis at your own discretion.

Good luck in the upcoming week in your trading. :)

Tuesday, 11 September 2012

Some charts.



DBS broke out of the downward channel and on a larger scale looks like a bull flag.









OCBC is also similar to DBS and has a good support at its 61.8%











UOB looks slightly weaker compared to DBS and OCBC. Watch out for resistance level I have highlighted.






For Singtel I choose to use a line chart because the pattern looks exactly like a mountain and already falling. The 3.25 level could be a support for a short-term rebound.


The following chart is Noble Group. The long-term downward sloping resistance could be strong. Advise is to look to take some profits off.







The two charts are for Gold and Silver on daily. They already broke out of the descending triangle line and looks like going to turn higher in the long-run.

Saturday, 24 March 2012

Week 26/03 - 30/03

Genting SP
Genting SP did show its true direction on Friday due to the junket licenses given by the government.
However, its not advisable to chase already when the R:R is not as good anymore plus its a news driven rally.
It might be travelling towards 1.84 level.
Those who are willing to the take higher risks, than might want to enter at around 1.74 level.

UOB

UOB is currently trading within the long black candle formed on Monday.
Support and resistance to look out for will be 18.1 and 18.6 respectively.
Breaking either levels might really show its true direction because both are critical levels.
Support: It has a purple upward sloping trend line.
Resistance: It coincides with the Fibo 61.8 level.

 Yanlord
Yanlord broke its neckline of the Head & Shoulder formation on Thursday.
However, it managed to bounce off its previous resistance turned support levels of 1.24 and also closing slightly above the 50MA.
Breaking of the 1.24 levels will be bad for Yanlord as the H&S is in play as well.
Considerable actions: Long at support of 1.24 and execute double sell (cut + short).

Sakari
As mentioned last week that Sakari is having a H&S formation.
It has already breakdown from the neckline and H&S will be in play.
It has also breakdown the symmetrical triangle (not highlighted last week).
However, there's some buying pressure to keep it above the 50MA.
Those in shorts could look to cut loss at levels above the neckline (meaning this breakdown is a fake one).

Knowing that window dressing is around the corner, and many traders might enter for a small rally (resulting in slightly better vol next week). But its better to believe in such terms given but rather look at the charts for answers. :)
Be safe and all the best in trading.

Saturday, 10 March 2012

UOB - Requested by HT Mama

UOB
UOB has formed a lower high lower low, which means its short to mid term trend will be bearish.
A shooting star is shown on Friday however the vol was very low.
Furthermore, UOB is below the 20MA and also got resisted on Friday.

If you're shorting, targeted take profit price will be around 17.15 fibo level 38.2 which also coincides with the 50MA.
*Note: watch the 200MA if its able to support UOB, else it will definitely fall.

Wednesday, 8 February 2012

STI & 3 banks

STI has successfully covered the falling window with average volume.
The bull in STI is still very strong but coming close to a critical resistance level of about 3000

DBS has been consolidating with the long black candlestick formed last Thurs (020212).
1) Breakout from 13.7 will find itself near to the falling window of 14.2-14.48.
2) Breakdown from 13.35 will find support at 13.06

UOB is currently consolidating near the critical resistance of 17.7 which coincides with the fibo levels very nicely as well as the 200MA. Support is at around 38.2 Fibo ($16.94).

OCBC is also consolidating at the resistance 8.7 which coincides with the 200MA. Support is around 8.4 which is near the 20MA.


CONCLUSION
Banks are all consolidating, if banks were to go higher, the overall market will tend to go higher.
Chances of banks falling is higher at this juncture. Trade with care. :)

Thursday, 19 January 2012

19/01

Counters to look out for.

GLP
GLP shown a confirmation today from yesterday shooting star candle.

But do be careful as a inverse H&S is spotted. And long-term upward sloping trend lines.

Stop loss will be the yesterday shooting star candlestick high of 1.91. You can choose to add abit of  buffer which depends on your risk appetite.

UOB
UOB shown 2 trend reversal candle yesterday and today. Shooting star and doji candle. If you're looking to short, wait out for confirmation.

The resistance at at 16.93 is expected to be strong - the long-term & short-term fibo levels coincides at that level.

UOB is currently supported by the short-term fibo 38.2 (or 61.8) level and the 100ma. If you're looking to long, do look for this level.