May 25, 2017
Singapore Stock Analysis – Stock Stories
S68 SINGAPORE EXCHANGE LIMITED and Bollinger Bands and Moving Averages
Study Singapore Exchange stock chart, see the analysis below.
Bollinger Bands:
SINGAPORE EXCHANGE LIMITED, S68 has closed below the lower band of Bollinger bands.
Price action has broken the lower band, so a continue downside breakout is possible, the most likely scenario for SINGAPORE EXCHANGE stock price is to continue momentum until the price action close inside the lower band.
The current width is consider narrower as compare to the wide range. For narrow width of the bands suggests low volatility. Therefore, the probability of volatility increasing with a sharp price move has increased for the near-term.
The bands have been in this narrow range for 8 bars.
Price Action and Moving Averages:
S68, SINGAPORE EXCHANGE has closed below its 20 period moving average
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20 period MA is currently above 100 period MA, and both MAs above 50 period MA.
The price action and moving averages is neutral in short-term, and neutral in mid-long term.
Trade with your own risk, and trade with open eyes.
May 23, 2018 Singapore Exchange and Moving Average and Bollinger Bands
Moses
AmiBrokerAcademy.com
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