Figure 1: PSE Chart
Price and moving averages:
PSEi has closed above its Short time moving average.
Short time moving average is currently above mid-time, and above long time moving averages. The relationship between price and moving averages is: bullish in short-term, and bullish in mid-long term.
Bollinger Bands:
Short time moving average is currently above mid-time, and above long time moving averages. The relationship between price and moving averages is: bullish in short-term, and bullish in mid-long term.
Bollinger Bands:
PSEi has closed below upper band by 4.4%.
Bollinger Bands are 24.8% narrower than normal.
The current width of the bands (alone) does not suggest anything conclusive about the future volatility or movement of prices.
Bollinger Bands are 24.8% narrower than normal.
The current width of the bands (alone) does not suggest anything conclusive about the future volatility or movement of prices.
Volatility:
PSEi is now getting more volatile as it closes last Friday above its 2 weeks average volume.
50 day Historical Volatility is 15% (desired: greater than 40%).
6/100 day ratio Historical Volatility is 0.35 ( desired: less than 0.50).
6/100 day ratio Historical Volatility is 0.35 ( desired: less than 0.50).
Trend Direction and Strength:
PSE is now moving upward in a weak trend strength.
Support/Resistance Lines:
Support: 3072
Resistance: 3130
PSE is now moving upward in a weak trend strength.
Support/Resistance Lines:
Support: 3072
Resistance: 3130
Figure 2. Other technical indicators
PSE is bullish with a strong momentum to the upward direction. The question is will it be able to finally break its resistance at 3130? There is a some possibility that it will be able to finally break it this week as long as the upward momentum continuous to be strong. But at the same time I am also cautious because the stochastic already shows that it is at the overbought area and the price is also already at the top portion of the bollinger bands. A market consolidation is possible to happen soon.
This week look to enter for a buy in the Holdings sector. Be cautious in the Properties and Mining-Oil sectors.
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