STI Poised for Short-term Rebound


Straits Times Index (FTSE STI)
After trembling -7% since entering into May, Straits Times Index (STI) may expect short term rally. 

 As STI is trading at technical 3,150 support with Stochastic indicator (14/3) , measuring momentum, trading at oversold region.

Disclaimer Applies.

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