Mid Cap Stocks in SGX

Mid Cap stocks - companies with a market capitalisation between $2 and $10 billion (investopedia)

SGX lists over 70 Mid-cap stocks that maintain a market cap between S$1 billion and S$10 billion, many of which are constituents of the FTSE ST Mid Cap Index

CATALIST Index Top 10

CATALIST Index Top 10 (Sept 2017)


33.10% of Catalist Index weight  :

Unusual
Kimly
Singapore O&G
Jumbo Group
Aspen Group
Talkmed Group
CNMC Goldmine
Moya
HC Surgical Specialist
Wilton Resources

Candlestick pattern

VSA basic

First, your reference of that highlight sideway price action on your chart is called a trading range. Secondly, you need to re-study Volume Spread Analysis (VSA) within accumulation (buying) / distribution (selling) via whatever resource you've been using if it contains the information. Simply, the highlighted area (trading range) on your chart does not represent an overall theme of accumulation. In contrast, the overall theme in that highlighted area is distribution. Yet, there are small areas in that highlighted area of distribution that represents accumulation (e.g. mid May and mid June).

Therefore, I highly recommend you learn about accumulation/distribution outside of VSA via Wyckoff (supply/demand) or Wyckoff's Market Phases. You should also learn about support/resistance or supply/demand within trading ranges. Next, after you've developed a strong understanding of Wyckoff accumulation/distribution, support/resistance, supply/demand you can then return to using VSA and merge that knowledge with your VSA. Simply, get your evidence or knowledge about accumulation/distribution from outside resources if your current VSA resource lacks the information.

By the way, here at Traderslaboratory there are excellent old discussions about Wyckoff via supply/demand.

P.S. I don't use VSA. Instead, I've been told by several VSA users that Wyckoff's Market Phases has given them a stronger understanding of VSA and improved their trading of VSA after they've been having problems being profitable via VSA. You have a lot of work to do and don't take another trade until you've mastered accumulation/distribution on its own two feet. 


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FTSE ST Consumer Goods and Services

At launch, the constituents* of the FTSE ST Consumer Goods & Services Liquid 20 Index are, in alphabetical order, Accordia Golf Trust, Asian Pay Television, Best World International, ComfortDelGro, First Resources Ltd,  Genting Hong Kong, Genting Singapore, Golden Agri-Resources, Japfa, Jardine Cycle & Carriage, Olam International, OUE, Rowsley, Sheng Siong Group, Singapore Airlines, Singapore Press Holdings, Sino Grandness Food Industry Group Ltd, Super Group, Thai Beverage, Wilmar International Limited. The maximum weighting of each company in this index will be capped at a maximum weighting of 10% at review.

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