You will find the five year weekly indexes for the following six world major indices.

1. S&P 500, Standard & Poor’s 500 stock market index,
2. NASDAQ, National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations, American stock exchange,
3. DJI, Dow Jones Industrial Index,
4. HSI, Hang Seng Bank Index for Hong Kong stock exchange,
5. Nikkei 225, or Nikkei Index, for Tokyo stock exchange,
6. STI, Straits Times Index, Singapore stock market benchmark

1) S&P 500, Standard & Poor’s 500 Weekly

S&P 500 Weekly Five Years Chart

2) NASDAQ

NASDAQ Weekly Five Years Chart

3) DJI, Dow Jones Industrial Index

Dow Jones Weekly Five Years Chart

4) HSI, Hang Seng Index

Hang Seng Index Weekly Five Years Chart

5) Nikkei 225, or Nikkei Index

Nikkei 225 Weekly Five Years Chart

6) STI, Straits Times Index

Straits Times Index, STI Weekly Five Years Chart

By Moses February 6, 2012

Welcome to AmiBrokerAcademy.com Moses’s Stock Corner. Moses shares from time his market view. Singapore stock market benchmark, Straits Times Index, STI has hit a critical level, 2900 points. Where will STI move next, north or south?

After Chinese New Year holiday, the index has moved north and reach the 2900 points area.

Straits Times Index Weekly Chart

Straits Times Index Weekly Chart

Straits Times Index Daily Chart

Straits Times Index Daily Chart

Moses, February 1, 2012

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Information provided here is of the nature of a general comment only and no intend to be specific for trading advice. It has prepared without regard to any particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade.  

You should seek advice from your broker, or licensed investment advisor, before taking any action.

Welcome to Moses’s Stock Scan Corner at AmiBrokerAcademy.com.  This is January 30, 2012 top 20 volume that have MACD bullish signal or bearish signal. The market benchmark, Straits Times Index closed at 2888.29 points,  27.97 points lower than the last closed. This is the first dip after the Chinese New Year holiday.

Technical Analysis

The index fall back below 2900 level, the market closed 2888.29 points. In the last analysis, we have indicated that 2900 level is the neckline of the bigger double bottom. The neckline will provide some form of resistance. So, now the index got resisted. But, the index will retest 2900 level again, and again. Two things will happen, one the index will break up higher after number of test. Two, the index decide to accept the resistance after a few test and start to falling below 2900. Will See.

After the 66.88 points gain last week, may be a result of some traders are taking profit.  This may be the caused of the dip, 27.97 points lower than the last week closed. Of course from a fundamental view,  many will speculate that it is because of US market slow, global market slow, Europe zone financial issue still not solve and so on and so for. Try to justify the fall. Who sill know?

January 30, 2012 MACD Scan Results

Out of 20 stocks, only 4 stocks have bullish MACD signal and 16 stocks have bearish MACD signal. These are script generated results.  Only the top 20 volume stocks are listed here.

By Moses, February 1, 2012

DSICLAIMER

Information provided here is of the nature of a general comment only and no intend to be specific for trading advice. It has prepared without regard to any particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade.

You should seek advice from your broker, or licensed investment advisor, before taking any action.

Once again, the website does not guarantee any results or investment return based on the information and instruction you have read here. It should be used as learning aids only and if you decide to trade real money, all trading decision should be your own.

Welcome to Moses’s Stock Scan Corner at AmiBrokerAcademy.com.  This is January 26, 2012 top 20 volume that have MACD bullish signal or bearish signal. The market benchmark, Straits Times Index closed at 2894.43 points, another 2.79 points higher than the last closed.

Technical Analysis

The index is one more small step nearer to 2900 level.  The index is now prepared to test 2900 level, the next neckline for the bigger double bottom. See my earlier posting predicting or analysis double double bottoms for the Straits Times Index, STI.

January 26, 2012 MACD Scan Results

Out of 20 stocks, 5 stocks have bullish MACD signal and 15 stocks have bearish MACD signal. These are script generated results.  Only the top 20 volume stocks are listed here.

By Moses, January 30, 2012

DSICLAIMER

Information provided here is of the nature of a general comment only and no intend to be specific for trading advice. It has prepared without regard to any particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade.

You should seek advice from your broker, or licensed investment advisor, before taking any action.

Once again, the website does not guarantee any results or investment return based on the information and instruction you have read here. It should be used as learning aids only and if you decide to trade real money, all trading decision should be your own.

Welcome to Moses’s Stock Scan Corner at AmiBrokerAcademy.com.  This is January 18, 2012 top 20 volume that have MACD bullish signal or bearish signal. The market benchmark, Straits Times Index closed at 2795.40 points, 20.45 points lower than the last closed.

Technical Analysis

The index stay below 2800 level.  There is a possible Gartley AB = CD. There is a potential confluence of Gartley AB = CD and ED.

See the Straits Times Index Daily Chart and Gartley AB = CD at earlier posting.

January 18, 2012 MACD Scan Results

Out of 20 stocks, 8 stocks have bullish MACD signal and 12 stocks have bearish MACD signal. These are script generated results.

By Moses, January 25, 2012

DSICLAIMER

Information provided here is of the nature of a general comment only and no intend to be specific for trading advice. It has prepared without regard to any particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade.

You should seek advice from your broker, or licensed investment advisor, before taking any action.

Once again, the website does not guarantee any results or investment return based on the information and instruction you have read here. It should be used as learning aids only and if you decide to trade real money, all trading decision should be your own.

Straits Times Index, Singapore stock market benchmark, STI for market ended January 13, 2012

Singapore stock market benchmark, Straits Times Index, STI closed at 2791.54 points, one more step closer to 2800  level. STI closed 47.88 points higher than the last closed. The whole week Straits Times Index has moved 75.95 points higher.

Many would like to link this to the successful of recent bond issued in Europe. Well, who will know?

For technical analysis (TA), we look at chart and analyse past historical data on the price action or in this case index action and volume to understand the current trend and predict the next action.

Double (Two) Double Bottoms?

We can see two double bottoms, one is near it completion and near or at the neckline. Till it really complete and break up the neckline otherwise it will still consider it fail the double bottom chart pattern.

Unless the market continue to remain bullish and strong after the completion of the first double bottom. The index will have to challenge to complete the second one which is much bigger double bottom.

Fail Head and Shoulders

If you look back, you will see there were an inverted head and shoulders forming. The chart pattern fail due to right shoulder did not complete. In TA, the trend or pattern will remain true till it fail.

So all news aside, continue to monitor the chart to see the new development.Have fun! Happy trading.

By Moses, January 15, 2012

Notes: I will be posting a stock analysis for NOL, stock code N03.

Straits Times Index, STI Daily Chart – Double (Two) Double Bottoms?

Straits Times Index, STI Daily Chart - Double Bottoms?

Straits Times Index, STI Daily Chart – Fail Head and Shoulders

Straits Times Index, STI Daily Chart - Fail Head snd Shoulders Chart Pattern?

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Information provided here is of the nature of a general comment only and no intend to be specific for trading advice. It has prepared without regard to any particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade.  

You should seek advice from your broker, or licensed investment advisor, before taking any action.

Singapore stock market benchmark, Straits Times Index, STI closed at 2747.13 points, rises further from the 2700 level. STI closed another 27.3 points higher than the last closed. Continue the rally.

Straits Times Index Daily Chart, for market ended January 11, 2012

Forming a Gartley AB = CD pattern? Break out from a triangle squeeze?

Straits Times Index, STI Daily Chart - January 11, 2012

By Moses

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Information provided here is of the nature of a general comment only and no intend to be specific for trading advice. It has prepared without regard to any particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade.  

You should seek advice from your broker, or licensed investment advisor, before taking any action.

Singapore stock market benchmark, Straits Times Index, STI closed at 2719.83 points, rises above the 2700 level. STI closed 28.55 points higher than the last closed. Continue the last week rally again.

Straits Times Index Daily Chart and Analysis

What is the Straits Times Index challenge for the next few days?

Straits Times Index, STI Daily Chart - January 9, 2012 and Gartley AB = CD

By Moses

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Information provided here is of the nature of a general comment only and no intend to be specific for trading advice. It has prepared without regard to any particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade.  

You should seek advice from your broker, or licensed investment advisor, before taking any action.

Happy New Year! Wishing you and your loved ones a healthy, wealthy and joyful 2012 ahead.

Welcome!

Welcome to AmiBrokerAcademy.com free MACD Singapore stock scan. My name is Moses. I will be your host for 2012. I will be running this MACD scan as often as I can. This scanner will run on a daily basis to help traders filter the stocks that are listing in Singapore. Of course, I will also do stock analysis.

The MACD scan here will only identify stocks that have MACD bullish or bearish signal. The scanner will only pick those stocks that have volume greater than 100K and have stock price more than a dollar.

Potentially for stocks that have bullish or bearish MACD signal could move in the near term. The signal will be correct till it is being proven wrong.

Our stock scanner was from TerraSeeds. It was for their training purpose.  The script is written by AmiBroker AFL based upon the MACD indicator rules.

MACD is a popular technical indicator that identifies trend and potential reversal.

The benefit of any scanner is it replaces the human effort in reviewing the stock one at a time. It only takes a few minutes for the screener script to go through the entire database which contains nearly 1000 equities listed in Singapore Stock Exchange. Compare it to a manual effort, assuming if it only takes 5 minutes per stock, with 1000 stocks to review. It will be 5000 minutes in this case. It will equal to 83 plus hours which means nearly 3 and a half days. Wow!

For those we do not know what MACD is.

Moving Average Convergence Divergence, MACD

MACD was developed by Gerald Appel in the late seventies.

1. MACD stands for Moving Average Convergence Divergence, the MACD line (red line or called fast line) and MACD signal line (blue line, or called slow line).
2. MACD Bullish Signal Line Cross: MACD bullish signal when red line crosses above the blue line or MACD line crosses above zero line.
3. MACD Bearish Signal Line Cross: MACD bearish signal when blue line crosses below red line or MACD line crosses below zero line.

MACD Scan

There are 17 stocks picked for today. The following are the 17 stocks that passed our selection criteria for MACD scan script that closed on January 3, 2012. These stocks are volume exceeding 100K and price above one dollar.

Out of 18 stocks there are 16 stocks that have bullish MACD signal and only 1 stock that have bearish MACD signal.

Straits Times Index, Singapore stock market benchmark, STI for market ended January 3, 2012

O = 2646.35 points

C = 2688.36 points

H = 2693.23 points

L = 2646.35 points

Singapore stock market opens strong after the New Year holiday break. The market is very active. It is bullish. This is generally true for the Asia market. The Straits Times Index, Singapore stock market benchmark,  STI closed at 2688.36 points. It is 42.01 points higher than the last year market closed.

This is a good start for 2012. 2012 has being forecasted to be a slow or sideways year. This will be valid till it is being proven wrong. Everyone will like the forecast to be wrong. However, it is too early at this point. We have three hundreds plus days to go. Will see.

Straits Times Index Daily Chart, for market ended January 3, 2012

Straits Times Index, STI Daily Chart - Day End January 3, 2012

By Moses

DSICLAIMER

Information provided here is of the nature of a general comment only and no intend to be specific for trading advice. It has prepared without regard to any particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade.  

You should seek advice from your broker, or licensed investment advisor, before taking any action.

Once again, the website does not guarantee any results or investment return based on the information and instruction you have read here. It should be used as learning aids only and if you decide to trade real money, all trading decision should be your own.

These are script generated signals. Not all scan results are shown here. The MACD signal should use with price action. Users must understand what MACD and price action are all about before using them. If necessary you should attend a course to learn more on Technical Analysis (TA) and Moving Average Convergence Divergence, MACD.

Today is the last trading day for 2011. Singapore stock market closed 26.43 points lower.

Welcome to AmiBrokerAcademy.com free MACD Singapore stock scan. This scanner runs on a daily basis to help traders filter the stocks that are listing in Singapore. The MACD scan will identify for stocks only have MACD bullish or bearish signal. Only scanner will only pick those that have volume greater than 100K and have stock price more than a dollar. Potentially for stocks have bullish or bearish MACD signal could move in the near term. The signal is correct till it is being proven wrong.

Our stock scanner is written in AmiBroker AFL based upon the MACD indicator rules. MACD is a popular technical indicator that identifies trend and potential reversal.

The benefit of a scanner is it replaces the human effort in reviewing the stock one at a time. It only takes a few minutes for the screener script to go through the entire database which contains nearly 1000 equities listed in Singapore Stock Exchange. Compare it to a manual effort, assuming if it only takes 5 minutes per stock, with 1000 stocks to review. It will be 5000 minutes in this case. It will equal to 83 plus hours which means nearly 3 and a half days. Wow!

Moving Average Convergence Divergence, MACD

For those we do not know what MACD is. MACD was developed by Gerald Appel in the late seventies.

1. MACD stands for Moving Average Convergence Divergence, the MACD line (red line or called fast line) and MACD signal line (blue line, or called slow line).
2. MACD Bullish Signal Line Cross: MACD bullish signal when red line crosses above the blue line or MACD line crosses above zero line.
3. MACD Bearish Signal Line Cross: MACD bearish signal when blue line crosses below red line or MACD line crosses below zero line.

MACD Scan

Today, there are 8 stocks picked for the day. The following are the 8 stocks that passed our selection criteria for MACD scan script that closed on 30 December 2011. These stocks are volume exceeding 100K and price above one dollar.

Out of 8 stocks there are 4 stocks that have bullish MACD signal and 4 stocks that have bearish MACD signal.

Straits Times Index, Singapore stock market benchmark, STI for market ended December 30, 2011

O = 2662.73 points

C = 2646.35 points

H = 2671.28 points

L = 2646.35 points

The Straits Times Index, STI closed at 2646.35 points, 26.43 points lower than the last market closed.

52 Weeks Straits Times Index, STI  Daily Chart, for market ended December 30, 2011

The STI was resisted by 20 days EMA and equal distance channel.

Straits Times Index, STI 52 Weeks Daily Chart Jan - Dec 2011

DSICLAIMER

Information provided here is of the nature of a general comment only and no intend to be specific for trading advice. It has prepared without regard to any particular investment objectives, financial situation or needs. Information should not be considered as an offer or enticement to buy, sell or trade.  

The above result is for illustration purpose. If particular stocks of such are mentioned, they are meant as demonstration of AmiBroker as a powerful charting software and MACD characteristics. AmiBroker can program to scan the stocks for buy and sell signals.

The MACD signal should use with price action. Users must understand MACD and price action before using them. If necessary you should attend a course to learn more on Technical Analysis (TA) and Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD).

You should seek advice from your broker, or licensed investment advisor, before taking any action.

Once again, the website does not guarantee any results or investment return based on the information and instruction you have read here. It should be used as learning aids only and if you decide to trade real money, all trading decision should be your own.