OSIM: Rejected at 50D SMA Resistance
OSIM was rejected at 50D SMA Resistance with an Evening Star Reversal pattern.
Öriginal post by Marubozu from My Stocks Investing Journey https://mystocksinvesting.com
OSIM was rejected at 50D SMA Resistance with an Evening Star Reversal pattern.
Öriginal post by Marubozu from My Stocks Investing Journey https://mystocksinvesting.com
OSIM up trend has ended after breaking out from the uptrend channel. The stock is currently starting a correction after rejected at 20D SMA resistance twice. $2.00 will be a tough psychological resistance to crack. Next immediate support is $1.87 followed by $1.80 (about 200D SMA).
Over the month of October, the FTSE ST Mid Cap Index outperformed both the Straits Times Index and FTSE ST Small Cap Index. The FTSE ST Mid Cap Index added 0.15% in October, taking the 2012 year-to-date gain to 25.88%. On a total return basis, to account of dividend distributions over the ten months, the FTSE ST Mid Cap Index gained 32.00%.
The FTSE ST Mid Cap index is made of 50 stocks listed on Singapore Exchange (SGX) and maintains a dividend yield 4.65%.
The top five performing stocks of the Mid Cap Index in October were as follows:
The remaining three of the five biggest Mid Cap Index stocks and their respective moves for October are Ascendas REIT (-2.07%), CapitaCommercial Trust (+5.02%) and UOL Group (-1.22%). The five Mid Cap stocks that underperformed in October and the respective declines on the month were Biosensors International Group (-11.07%), Cosco Corp (-8.81%), Indofood Agri Resources (-7.69%), Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Holdings (-7.65%) and GMG Global (-7.35%).
Of the 50 Mid Cap stocks, there are 14 Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) that account for 40% of the Index Weightings. The year-to-date volatility of the FTSE ST Mid Cap Index at 10.56%, is lower than its 16.58% volatility of 2011.
On a total return basis, the FTSE Asia Monthly Index Performance Report for October revealed that in the year-to-date the FTSE ST Mid Cap Index has outperformed similar indices for Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, China and India.
Source: SGX My Gateway