Bull or Bear Rally? Singapore Stock Market Straits Times Index

Do you know its a Bull or Bear rally?

Stock markets have rocketed up, and many are rejoicing. Are the gains transient? Can it be sustainable? A trend remains to be seen. Singapore Straits Times Index (STI, or ST Index) has climbed from 1485, from March 10, 2009 to 2659, July 31, 2009. a 1179 points higher a short (near) five months.

Other than the fundamental and many uncertainty, from the Technical Analysis, there is a critical resistance to be broken and stay broken. The index has to close up above the resistance to confirm the break. However, it require strength too to stay above the resistance and keep pushing up. Otherwise, the resistance may turn support (later). See chart for details.

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Singapore Stock Market Straits Times Index 1988 to 2009