By Felix Ker on August 16, 2007

If you’ve been following my blog, earlier last week, I wrote an article analysing Singapore’s stock market – the Straits Times Index.

As analysed and predicted, STI has been continuously dropping for two days. Today, the index stumbled 121.09 points (3.70%) to a 5 month low.  (Refer to graph below)

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I’m not confident that the market will turn better tomorrow; Not at all confident about it.

The wall street markets are open already.. Asian markets will still be affected if wall street (Nasdaq) don’t perform today. We’ll have to see how US markets do. As of now, NASDAQ already dropped 25.33 points. Hopefully by afternoon we’ll see it rebound.

I believe the markets will still be bad until end of August. Time to queue and sell your stocks – that’s my advise. Take a good rest and come back soon.

7 Responses to “Singapore’s stock market stumbles – As analysed”

  1. Invest Money says:

    Hi, Happened to see your interesting post here. Do you still blog on Singapore stock market?

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  6. Cherian says:

    I’ve linked to your post on http://www.gaffairs.com/GlobalStock

    thanks,
    JC

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