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STI 0ff 0.4% at 2:30 p.m., telcos weak; support eyed at 3,000
Volume at around 800 million shares worth $660.9 million vs yesterday’s 1.93 billion shares worth $1.48 billion, with decliners outnumbering gainers by slight margin. STI off 0.4% at 3,023.48 but expected to end above 3,000.
STI off 0.3%, Briefly below 3,000; 2,979 support
Singapore shares still mostly lower, with pullback in most Asian markets and negative US stock futures holding buyers back, says Dow Jones.
STI off 0.3% at 3,004.72 after briefly slipping below 3,000 in post-lunch trade to low of 2,997.23; support at 2,979 (July 30 low).
“On a fundamental view, we believe that Singapore’s prospects are better than most regional economies’. Look for such technical pullbacks for re-entry opportunities,” says Kim Eng Securities.
STI off 0.3%, 3,000 floor; Investors mostly sidelined
Action in Singapore bourse in stark contrast to yesterday’s, with participation sharply lower as players retreat to sidelines, writes Dow Jones.
Volume merely 621.8 million shares worth $594.9 million at midday vs whole of yesterday’s 2.25 billion worth $2.16 billion. STI off 0.3% at 3,004.24; next support at 2,979 (July 30 low) if 3,000 fails to hold. Market breadth flat.
STI flat; 3,000 level to cap further upside
Singapore stocks unable to shrug off morning-session lethargy, with STI flat at 2,985.83, still stuck in morning band of 2,980-2,990, says Dow Jones.
3,000 level likely to cap any further upside, with 2,950 offering support. Modest early gains in European bourses, US stock futures doing little to whet appetite.
“We expect the STI to remain flat at the end of the day, as concerns over the U.S. economic recovery clash with strong corporate results,” says CIMB.
Notable gainers among blue chips include CapitaMalls Asia (JS8.SG), +2.9% at $2.11, Jardine C&C (C07.SG), +2.3% at $35.92, NOL (N03.SG), +2.0% at $2.06, but impact on STI mitigated by pullback in heavyweights SingTel (Z74.SG), off 1.0% at $3.08, OCBC (O39.SG), off 1.3% at $8.98.
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STI +0.1%; 3,000 cap; Genting, Kreuz in demand
Singapore stocks off to shaky start as sentiment cautious after Wall Street’s retreat, although some pockets of strength evident, says Dow Jones.
STI +0.1% at 2,989.79 after opening tad lower; immediate resistance at 3,000, with support at 2,950.
Key gainers among STI components include Genting Singapore (G13.SG), +2.4% at $1.29 on strong volume, as rival Las Vegas Sands’ (LVS) return to profitability in 2Q10 spurs hopes for robust earnings from Genting next month.
Among non-STI stocks, new listing Kreuz Holdings (5RK.SG) in demand, last at $0.33 vs $0.27 IPO price in active trade. Market breadth slightly positive.
“There’s not much going on to drive the market but some stocks with a positive news angle are doing well,” says dealer at local brokerage,
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STI +0.7% in broad-based advance; 3,000 to cap
Singapore stocks in broad-based advance following gains in US market, says Dow Jones.
Gainers outnumbering decliners 5 to 1, with STI +0.7% at 2,988.93. Immediate resistance for index at 3,000.
“There’s a bit of momentum in the market, but it’s too early to say if this can carry through. We need more upbeat economic data and corporate results to sustain interest,” says trader at local house.
Apart from Genting Singapore (G13.SG), remaining top 10 most active stocks in market mainly small caps, including SunVic Chemical (A7S.SG), +4.7% at $0.335, Informatics (I03.SG), +5.0% at $0.105, KLW Holdings (504.SG), +100.0% at $0.01, Abterra (H24.SG), flat at $0.045. Genting +0.8% at $1.25. Among blue chips, Fraser & Neave (F99.SG) +3.0% at $5.84 on entry of Japan’s Kirin Holdings (2503.TO) as new shareholder.
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STI +0.7% in broad-based advance; 3,000 to cap
Singapore stocks in broad-based advance following gains in US market, says Dow Jones.
Gainers outnumbering decliners 5 to 1, with STI +0.7% at 2,988.93. Immediate resistance for index at 3,000.
“There’s a bit of momentum in the market, but it’s too early to say if this can carry through. We need more upbeat economic data and corporate results to sustain interest,” says trader at a local house.
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STI off 0.5% as of 9:28 a.m.; Caution as 3,000 mark nears: Sias
Singapore shares open down as expected but losses substantially smaller vs Wall Street’s Friday tumble, says Dow Jones.
STI off 0.5% at 2,942.26, with support at 2900. Market breadth at five decliners for every gainer.
“Whether investors will avoid the market fueled by fear of poor economic data or charge into the market motivated by optimism over strong earnings is really hard to tell (in the near term),” says head of Sias Research Roger Tan; but notes potential downside risk as recent gains have pushed STI near 3,000 level, last reached in April.
STI +0.2%; Caution as 3,000 level nears: AmFraser
Attention in Singapore stock market mostly on lower liners, with new listing Leader Environmental Technologies (LS9.SG) most sought after, accounting for almost a-quarter of overall market volume of 667.1 million shares; at $0.235 vs $0.21 IPO price. Market breadth neutral, according to Dow Jones.
STI +0.4% but off highs; unlikely to test 3,000
Buying interest in Singapore shares appears to have peaked with STI off highs, market breadth narrowing. Benchmark +0.4% at 2,970.62 midday vs 2,984.43 earlier (+0.9%); unlikely to test 3,000, last breached April 26, says Dow Jones.
STI may head above 3,000; 3,038 resistance eyed
Singapore stocks may get boost from easing concerns over Greece’s debt problems, signs US housing market stabilising based on stronger-than-expected March new home sales, according to Dow Jones.
STI may head above 3,000; 3,038 resistance eyed
Singapore stocks may get boost from easing concerns over Greece’s debt problems, signs US housing market stabilising based on stronger-than-expected March new home sales, according to Dow Jones.
STI likely to fall below 3,000 on Goldman news
Singapore shares are expected to be hit by Wall Street’s Friday weakness stemming from concerns over SEC’s fraud charges against Goldman Sachs, as well as investors’ disappointment with corporate earnings.
STI down 0.5%, struggling to hold above 3,000
Investors stick to sidelines after cashing out of Singapore shares in early trade, as sentiment weighed down by pullback across Asian markets. The STI briefly fell below 3,000 at one point (off 0.6% at 2,999.67) but settles down 0.5% at 3,001.49 midday. If 3,000 gives way in afternoon trade, next support expected at this week’s low of 2,953.
STI clears 3,000; cyclical stocks rally on GDP view
Sentiment in Singapore bourse remains buoyant as investors emboldened by country’s 2010 GDP upgrade. STI +1.1% at 3,003.70 midday, clearing 3,000 for first time since June 2008, according to Dow Jones.



