^STI - STI Index
| Previous close | 2,550.86 |
| Open | 2,565.29 |
| Volume | 0 |
| Day's range | 2,562.09 - 2,611.63 |
| 52-week range | 2,208.42 - 3,386.65 |
| Avg. volume | 379,208,593 |
- The Edge Singapore
STI breaks out, set to test 3,300
SINGAPORE (Jan 3): On Jan 2, the Straits Times Index (STI) broke out of a narrow sideways range it had been entrenched within since early November. The breakout was accompanied by a slight expansion in volume and firming quarterly momentum.
- Yahoo Finance Singapore
Year in Review 2019: Top 5 performing blue-chip stocks in S'pore
Here are some of the blue-chip counters that shone in 2019 on the Straits Times Index.
- The Edge Singapore
Short-term bottom at hand; rebound likely
SINGAPORE (Dec 6): The Straits Times Index has found support at the 3,177. This level is a little below the confluence of the 50- and 100-day moving averages at 3,180 to 3,187. Quarterly momentum is approaching support that coincides with its equilibrium line.
- The Edge Singapore
Prices likely to form minor bottom soon
Support is near current levels, at the 3,177 to 3,195 range, at the confluence of the 100- and 200-day moving averages. Long-term moving averages, in particular the 200-day moving average, represent support and resistance levels. In a trending market the Straits Times Index usually finds the 50-day moving average a good support and resistance line.
- The Edge Singapore
Consolidation continues despite rebound attempt
(Nov 22): The Straits Times Index fell to a lot of 3,192 on Nov 21, below the 100- and 200- day moving averages at 3,203 and 3,228 but above the 50-day moving average which is rising and currently at 3,172.
- The Edge Singapore
Rebound should continue as short-term indicators strengthen
SINGAPORE (Oct 21): Although the Straits Times Index rose just one point in the Oct 14-18 trading sessions, the index tested the 50-day moving average and attempted to move above it.
- Shares Investment
These 4 REITS Can Cause STI To Lose 8 Percent Overnight!
Ask an investor what were the stocks that have risen over the past few years, the answer would probably yield a four-letter word: REIT! In a note released by the Singapore Exchange (SGX) on 23 September, the Straits Times Index (STI) generated a 6.6% total return, in-line with the preceding 9.2% average annualised total returns […]
- Shares Investment
2 Finance Stocks To Catch On Tariff-Induced Dip
From the high of 3407.02 on 29 April to 3,126.09 on 15 August, the STI lost 8.3 percent on rekindled fears of a global slowdown stemming from the US-China trade war.
- Shares Investment
3 Blue Chips To Long Amidst The Current Correction
As the US and China returned to trade barbs over bilateral trade, global markets enter a new phase of correction. Not being spared, the local Straits Times Index (STI) also reversed quickly from above 3,350 by end-July to 3,170 level in a matter of one week.
- The Edge Singapore
Right timing: Upside momentum intact for STI and blue chips
Upward momentum continues as volume expanded on the continued rise in the Straits Times Index over the past five trading sessions. Quarterly momentum has also strengthened, and has moved above its own moving average and equilibrium line, confirming further price gains. While short term indicators are approaching the high of their range, the 50- and 100-day moving averages are likely to draw together and draw apart, in what is usually a positive signal.
- The Edge Singapore
Right timing: Upside for immediate rebound at 3,264
(June 14): Short term stochastics is rising and has the potential to move up further, indicating another four to five sessions of rally. Rising stochastics is being reinforced by rising 21-day RSI. Quarterly momentum is rebounding but it could face resistance in the next couple of sessions, which would in turn stymie the STI’s rally.
