PSE Market Outlook (29 Jan 2024) by 2TradeAsia
Expect volatility in the coming sessions, with January’s month-end portfolio closing.
PSE Market Outlook reports summarize our partner brokers’ analysis of the expected short-term movement of the Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi). This report primarily relies on Technical Analysis and may be useful to short-term or day traders.
Expect volatility in the coming sessions, with January’s month-end portfolio closing.
The PSEi surged by +2.81% w-o-w to end the week at 6,686.09.
Gravestone doji spotted as the index snapped its 3-day winning streak.
Monitoring may continue given recent sessions’ light turnover, including supply pressure during final-minute close.
Sessions are likely to continue its upward momentum, as fresh hands take local equities closer to 6,700.
The PSEi has found itself at its 4th straight day of declines after being just a shy away from hitting the 6,700 levels on Monday.
The PSEi dropped by -2.10% w-o-w after failing to break above the 6,700 resistance.
Participants might weigh whether supply pressure would prevail, or for sentiment to glide to Wall Street’s incline (DJIA +0.54%, Nasdaq Comp. +1.35%).
Sessions might round-up on the plus-side, as fund managers seize the recent dip to move in index-tied shares.
The index has closed in the red in yesterday’s trading, inching only a shy away into the 6,700 territory.
Light sessions are seen with most fund managers off on their holiday break in the US.
Gauges might stabilize above the 6,600 mark for now, as participants monitor developments at the crude market and its impact to inflation.
The PSEi inched up by +0.20% w-o-w, hovering above the 6,600 support level as well as key moving averages (20-day, 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day).
Market watchers are expected to watch local gauges’ climb towards 6,700 as fund managers check on continuity of wider net foreign buying & accelerated momentum via improved turnover.
Sentiment might sway to Wall Street’s strong advance (DJIA +0.58%, Nasdaq Comp. +2.2%), as momentum builds for less-restrictive monetary policies.
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