Singtel Expecting Bullish Bias


Singtel (Z74:SGX)
We shared and discussed on Singtel chart during our Wyckoff mentoring session last week.

Price action is pointing towards further Mark Up as current range exhibit signs of re-accumulation and with RS and FFI trading in positive territory.

The price movement is encouraging especially despite recent market sell off on escalating trade tension.

A break above 3.20 will see Singtel trading towards S$3.30 with next target at S$3.34.

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