Year End Traditionally Bullish

Composite Index (KLCI) = Bullish 

1. Construction Index = Bearish 

2. Consumer Index = Bullish 

3. Finance Index = Bullish 
4. Industrial Index = Bullish 

5. Industrial Products Index = Bullish ( ALL Time High ) 

6. Plantation Index = Bullish 

7. Property Index = Bearish 

8. Technology Index = Bullish 

9. Trading And Services Index = Bullish ( All Time High ) 

There is no change in terms of market condition for Malaysia stock market with only Construction Index and Property Index are in Bearish Mode. Year end is near, markets traditionally are Bullish. Let's see.

Sectors Turning Bearish In Sequence : (Updated Weekly)
1st Finance Sector 
2nd Property Sector (15 Nov 2013) 

Sectors In All Time High : (updated weekly) 

1st : Industrial Product Index

2nd : Trading And Services Index 

Sectors Turned Bullish In Sequence : (updated weekly) 

1st : Industrial Products Index (13 Sept 2013) 

2nd : KLCI (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Industrial Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Plantation Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Technology Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Trading And Services Index (20 Sept 2013) 

3rd : Construction Index (1 Oct 2013) 

4th : Finance Index (17 Oct 2013) 

5th : Consumer Index (18 Oct 2013)

6th : Property Index (21 Oct 2013) 

Note : I am using GPMMA (Guppy Multiple Moving Averages) for the above analysis. For more information, please check out : http://gpmma.blogspot.com/2012/11/gpmma.html 

FTSE & STI Turned Bearish - It is getting more and more

DOW JONE = Bullish (All Time High) 

NASDAQ = Bullish 

S and P 500 = Bullish (All Time High)

FTSE 100 (England) = Bearish ( Turned Bearish This Week on 5 Dec 2013 ) 

DAX (Germany) = Bullish (All Time High) 

CAC 40 (France) = Bullish

HANG SENG = Bullish

SHANG HAI = Bullish 

NIKKEI225 = Bullish

SEOUL = Bullish

STRAITS TIMES = Bearish ( Turned Bearish This Week on 4 Dec 2013 ) 

TAIWAN WEIGHTED = Bearish 

Jakarta Composite Index = Bearish 

KLCI = Bullish 

ASX ( Australia All Ordinary Shares Index ) = Bullish

BSE 30 ( Sensex - Bombay ) = Bullish 

Newly Added - PSI (Philipines Stock Exchange Index) = Bearish 

Newly Added - TSEC (Thailand Stock Exchange Weighted Index) = Bearish 

FTSE 100 (England) and STI (Singapore) turned Bearish this week, It looks like more indexes are joining the Bearish bandwagon. Let's see. Beware.

Global Market Turning Bearish In Sequence : (Update Weekly) 
1st Shang Hai Composite Index (8 Nov 2013) 
2nd Jakarta Composite Index (13 Nov 2013) 
3rd Philipines Stock Exchange Index (15 Nov 2013) 
4th Taiwan Weighted Index (21 Nov 2013) 
4th Thailand Stock Exchange Weighted Index (21 Nov 2013) 
5th Straits Times Index (4 Dec 2013) 
6th FTSE 100 Index (5 Dec 2013) 

Note : I am using GPMMA (Guppy Multiple Moving Averages) for the above analysis. For more information, please check out : http://gpmma.blogspot.com/2012/11/gpmma.html

Finance Index Backed To Bullish Again

Composite Index (KLCI) = Bullish 

1. Construction Index = Bearish 

2. Consumer Index = Bullish 

3. Finance Index = Bullish ( Turned Bullish This Week ) 
4. Industrial Index = Bullish 

5. Industrial Products Index = Bullish ( ALL Time High ) 

6. Plantation Index = Bullish 

7. Property Index = Bearish 

8. Technology Index = Bullish 

9. Trading And Services Index = Bullish ( All Time High ) 

Finance Index backed to Bullish again. But it doesn't look strong. Plantation sector remains strong. The rest of indexes are the same. I guess year end traditionally are at Bullish side

Sectors Turning Bearish In Sequence : (Updated Weekly) 
1st Finance Sector 
2nd Property Sector (15 Nov 2013) 

Sectors In All Time High : (updated weekly) 

1st : Industrial Product Index

2nd : Trading And Services Index 

Sectors Turned Bullish In Sequence : (updated weekly) 

1st : Industrial Products Index (13 Sept 2013) 

2nd : KLCI (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Industrial Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Plantation Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Technology Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Trading And Services Index (20 Sept 2013) 

3rd : Construction Index (1 Oct 2013) 

4th : Finance Index (17 Oct 2013) 

5th : Consumer Index (18 Oct 2013)

6th : Property Index (21 Oct 2013) 

Note : I am using GPMMA (Guppy Multiple Moving Averages) for the above analysis. For more information, please check out : http://gpmma.blogspot.com/2012/11/gpmma.html 

TSEC Rebounding And US Europe Remains Bullish

DOW JONE = Bullish (All Time High) 

NASDAQ = Bullish 

S and P 500 = Bullish (All Time High)

FTSE 100 (England) = Bullish 

DAX (Germany) = Bullish (All Time High) 

CAC 40 (France) = Bullish - divergent 

HANG SENG = Bullish - divergent 

SHANG HAI = Bullish 

NIKKEI225 = Bullish - divergent

SEOUL = Bullish - divergent

STRAITS TIMES = Bullish 

TAIWAN WEIGHTED = Bearish 

Jakarta Composite Index = Bearish 

KLCI = Bullish 

ASX ( Australia All Ordinary Shares Index ) = Bullish - divergent 

BSE 30 ( Sensex - Bombay ) = Bullish 

Newly Added - PSI (Philipines Stock Exchange Index) = Bearish 

Newly Added - TSEC (Thailand Stock Exchange Weighted Index) = Bearish 

There are no changed in terms of the market condition. TSEC is rebounding strongly but still not out of the wood yet. The coming week might see some changes.

Global Market Turning Bearish In Sequence : (Update Weekly) 
1st Shang Hai Composite Index (8 Nov 2013) 
2nd Jakarta Composite Index (13 Nov 2013) 
3rd Philipines Stock Exchange Index (15 Nov 2013) 
4th Taiwan Weighted Index (21 Nov 2013) 
4th Thailand Stock Exchange Weighted Index (21 Nov 2013) 

Note : I am using GPMMA (Guppy Multiple Moving Averages) for the above analysis. For more information, please check out : http://gpmma.blogspot.com/2012/11/gpmma.html

Construction Index Joint Finance & Property Sector Turned Bearish

Composite Index (KLCI) = Bullish 

1. Construction Index = Bearish ( Turned Bearish This Week ) 

2. Consumer Index = Bullish 

3. Finance Index = Bearish 
4. Industrial Index = Bullish 

5. Industrial Products Index = Bullish ( ALL Time High ) 

6. Plantation Index = Bullish 

7. Property Index = Bearish 

8. Technology Index = Bullish 

9. Trading And Services Index = Bullish ( All Time High ) 

The Construction Index turned Bearish this week. It is understandable given the Finance Index & Property Index are already in Bearish mode. They are closely related. The rest are still resilient. The coming week and towards the year end is important.

Sectors Turning Bearish In Sequence : (Updated Weekly) 
1st Finance Sector 
2nd Property Sector (15 Nov 2013) 

Sectors In All Time High : (updated weekly) 

1st : Industrial Product Index

2nd : Trading And Services Index 

Sectors Turned Bullish In Sequence : (updated weekly) 

1st : Industrial Products Index (13 Sept 2013) 

2nd : KLCI (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Industrial Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Plantation Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Technology Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Trading And Services Index (20 Sept 2013) 

3rd : Construction Index (1 Oct 2013) 

4th : Finance Index (17 Oct 2013) 

5th : Consumer Index (18 Oct 2013)

6th : Property Index (21 Oct 2013) 

Note : I am using GPMMA (Guppy Multiple Moving Averages) for the above analysis. For more information, please check out : http://gpmma.blogspot.com/2012/11/gpmma.html 

Two More Asian Markets Turned Bearish

DOW JONE = Bullish (All Time High) 

NASDAQ = Bullish 

S and P 500 = Bullish (All Time High)

FTSE 100 (England) = Bullish 

DAX (Germany) = Bullish (All Time High) 

CAC 40 (France) = Bullish - divergent 

HANG SENG = Bullish - divergent 

SHANG HAI = Bullish (Backed To Bullish Again This Week) 

NIKKEI225 = Bullish - divergent

SEOUL = Bullish - divergent

STRAITS TIMES = Bullish 

TAIWAN WEIGHTED = Bearish (Turned Bearish This Week) 

Jakarta Composite Index = Bearish 

KLCI = Bullish 

ASX ( Australia All Ordinary Shares Index ) = Bullish - divergent 

BSE 30 ( Sensex - Bombay ) = Bullish 

Newly Added - PSI (Philipines Stock Exchange Index) = Bearish (Turned Bearish This Week) 

Newly Added - TSEC (Thailand Stock Exchange Weighted Index) = Bearish (Turned Bearish This Week) 

This week, two more Indexes joint the Bearish bandwagon namely Taiwan Weighted Index and Thailand Stock Exchange Weighted Index. However, Shang Hai Composite Index was back to Bullish mode.
It looks like more Asian markets would join the Bearish bandwagon soon.

Global Market Turning Bearish In Sequence : (Update Weekly) 
1st Shang Hai Composite Index (8 Nov 2013) 
2nd Jakarta Composite Index (13 Nov 2013) 
3rd Philipines Stock Exchange Index (15 Nov 2013) 
4th Taiwan Weighted Index (21 Nov 2013) 
4th Thailand Stock Exchange Weighted Index (21 Nov 2013) 

Note : I am using GPMMA (Guppy Multiple Moving Averages) for the above analysis. For more information, please check out : http://gpmma.blogspot.com/2012/11/gpmma.html

Plantation Companies Worth To Look At

Composite Index (KLCI) = Bullish 

1. Construction Index = Bullish 

2. Consumer Index = Bullish 

3. Finance Index = Bearish 
4. Industrial Index = Bullish 

5. Industrial Products Index = Bullish ( ALL Time High ) 

6. Plantation Index = Bullish 

7. Property Index = Bearish 

8. Technology Index = Bullish 

9. Trading And Services Index = Bullish ( All Time High ) 

One important sector to mention this week ; Plantation Index has reached all time high and made the high of 9074.15.(CPO price closed at 2640 on Friday). The previous high was 8953.90 registered on 14 Feb 2012. (CPO price then was 3205). It looks like there are more room to grow for Plantation Index.

The other indexes condition remain.

Sectors Turning Bearish In Sequence : (Updated Weekly) 
1st Finance Sector 
2nd Property Sector (15 Nov 2013) 

Sectors In All Time High : (updated weekly) 

1st : Industrial Product Index

2nd : Trading And Services Index 

Sectors Turned Bullish In Sequence : (updated weekly) 

1st : Industrial Products Index (13 Sept 2013) 

2nd : KLCI (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Industrial Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Plantation Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Technology Index (20 Sept 2013) 

2nd : Trading And Services Index (20 Sept 2013) 

3rd : Construction Index (1 Oct 2013) 

4th : Finance Index (17 Oct 2013) 

5th : Consumer Index (18 Oct 2013)

6th : Property Index (21 Oct 2013) 

Note : I am using GPMMA (Guppy Multiple Moving Averages) for the above analysis. For more information, please check out : http://gpmma.blogspot.com/2012/11/gpmma.html