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Thursday, March 21, 2013

Singapore Stock Market Outlook for 22-March 2013

Market Review: 
Singapore stocks recovered on Thursday helped by a pick-up in Chinese factory activity and a commitment by the U.S. Federal Reserve to its aggressive stimulus stance, but others ended weaker weighed down by a Cyprus bailout plan. Singapore recovering from the previous session's two week closing low.

STI opens @ 3248.93 and then recovers from that lower level, made day high @ 3274.55, after making high it loose almost 10 points and closed @ 3267.65 levels with gain of 19.25 points up by 0.59%.

Some 3.72 billion shares, valued at S$1.34 billion were traded. Gainers outnumbered losers 265 to 159.

Market forecast:
Today STI recovers from the previous session's 2 week closing low. STI yesterday made low of 3248.40 and today also it opens @ this level and recovers from that low mark.

With the recovery from bottom level, STI formed a candlestick pattern called “Tweezers Bottom” occurs during a downtrend when bears continue to take prices lower, usually closing the day near the lows (a bearish sign). Nevertheless, Day 2 is completely opposite because prices open and go nowhere but upwards. This bullish advance on Day 2 sometimes eliminates all losses from the previous day.

Again STI trading between the slopping lines, and now it is having support @ 3240-3220 levels and for higher levels it’s necessary for STI to maintain itself above 3320 mark.

Support:
STI having immediate support @ 3250 level and below this level it can take support @3220-3190 will be the support zone for STI.

Resistance:
STI having immediate Resistance @3285 and above this level it may take resistance @ 3300-3320 levels.

Technical indicators:
Technical indicators MACD, RSI and CCI all are in recovering with today’s move.

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