Friday, January 15, 2010
STI Weekly Summary
Based on the weekly chart, we can see that it is correcting its overbought action. No sign of this correction is over. I'm looking for STI to find support at 2850. Weekly chart still indicate the trend is up. Monthly chart indicates that this uptrend is not yet over.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Ezion (5ME)
This one may have broken out from a symmetric triangle pattern. Most probably will continue its uptrend.
Disclosure: Long.
Friday, January 8, 2010
STI Weekly Summary
You can see that there is no major resistance until 3200-3300. Before STI can reach there, 3000 must be broken first. Since daily and weekly chart are overbought, expect a pullback before the next trust against 3000.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Bad Ticker
What I hated most about SGX and HKSE is that their stock ticker makes no sense. 5 digits number for HKSE and 3 digits alphanumeric for SGX are both purely terrible. One look at the ticker and you don't know what company is it. You need to refer to the translation list to find out the answer. Of course, if you trade long enough, you can remember your favorite stock by its cryptic code. Just like my parents who can remember the 4D Tua-pek-kong book.
So, let me give out the stocks with warrants that are listed in SGX:
Agriculture -> First Resources, Indofood, Wilmar
Finance/Bank -> DBS, OCBC, UOB
Finance/Broker -> SGX
Casino -> Genting SP
Industrial -> Cosco, Keppel Corp, Midas, Sembcorp Marine, Yangzijiang
Mining -> StraitsAsia
Oil&Gas -> Ezion, Ezra
Property -> Capland, CDL, Capitamall Asia, Keppel Land, Yanlord
Retail -> Noble, Olam
Telco -> Singtel
Transport/Airline -> SIA
Transport/Shipping -> NOL
As you can deduce, the number of available warrants in SGX is many times less as compared to HKSE.
So, let me give out the stocks with warrants that are listed in SGX:
Agriculture -> First Resources, Indofood, Wilmar
Finance/Bank -> DBS, OCBC, UOB
Finance/Broker -> SGX
Casino -> Genting SP
Industrial -> Cosco, Keppel Corp, Midas, Sembcorp Marine, Yangzijiang
Mining -> StraitsAsia
Oil&Gas -> Ezion, Ezra
Property -> Capland, CDL, Capitamall Asia, Keppel Land, Yanlord
Retail -> Noble, Olam
Telco -> Singtel
Transport/Airline -> SIA
Transport/Shipping -> NOL
As you can deduce, the number of available warrants in SGX is many times less as compared to HKSE.
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