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I am a remisier with a local Singapore stock broking house. This blog was set up as a personal endeavour for all stock investors to share their knowledge on stock investment, be it on Fundamental Analysis (FA) or Technical Analysis (TA). The combination of this knowledge would be FATA (发达）, which means to prosper in Mandarin.
It is my sincere wish that members will benefit from this sharing of knowledge and prosper. For many of us, we need to make our money work harder for us so that we can have sufficient for retirement. But at the same time, be careful about your investment. As Warren Buffet said: "Do not lose your capital".
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Monday, 29 September 2014

SINGPOST (as at 29 Sep 2014 closing)



After breaking out into historical high of $1.83 on 24 Sep 2014, Singpost is now consolidating into a short term price pattern - Bullish Pennant. Hypothetically, it should break out upwards of this pennant. But there were profit takers these last 3 days as evidenced by the low volume selling. Do wait for a high volume breakout upwards as confirmation to enter.
In the event that the upward breakout fail to materialise, then wait for the rebounce from the 20 day moving average to help time the entry.
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