Technicals Talk: International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICT) – 26 Nov 2025 by Regina Capital Development Corp.
ICT closes slightly lower by 0.73% at 546.0 as the stock continues to move within its consolidation range.
ICT closes slightly lower by 0.73% at 546.0 as the stock continues to move within its consolidation range.
On technicals, URC is currently trading close to its all-time low and remains below all key moving averages (20-day, 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day), underscoring persistent bearish momentum.
The index ends on the red to close at 5,976, losing -0.75%, coming down from the recent momentous gains.
Attention may revert to the PSEi’s move above the 6,000 zone, given wider expectations for a Fed rate cut plus monetary easing at home.
Movements might be range-bound, as the PSEi makes a firmer base above the 6,000 zone.
The PSEi has increased by 7.39% w/w, closing at 5,997.13 (+412.78 pts), after breaking below the 5,600 level and then making a bullish reversal.
Participants are all-eyes on whether local gauges would climb its way back to 6,000 base, having recovered last week.
BPI climbed by 2.98% to close at 110.70, extending its rebound as buyers gained control following weeks of muted trading activity.
SM bolstered on the rebound gaining 1.57% on the open with investors picking up at severely discounted levels to end at 710.0.
The index shoots higher with investors creating positions on key constituents, moving the index up by 2.01% to close at 5,930.81.
Momentum from yesterday’s trend may continue, to put back the PSEi above the 6,000 track.
PGOLD has crossed above its 20-day moving average, signaling improving strength.
ACEN is consolidating below all key moving averages (20-day, 50-day, 100-day, and 200- day), reflecting continued weakness.
Participants will monitor angles for continued recovery, especially in select stocks seen to benefit from December’s seasonal kick in consumer spending.
Another range-bound session is expected, as fund managers weigh the market’s stance to slower economic growth and the prospects for monetary easing this December.
Just signup below for free: