Retail investors often react a few steps behind to the stock market changes, we are only informed by news or the indices fall. This is why many investors always sell their shares at the wrong time or at the very bottom of the price. 

This can be explained due to panic created by the market reaction & reading news. We have to understand 1 thing about news published is mainly to tell us what happen-ED in the market. The media will “TRY” to find the reason for the market reaction by asking some of the professionals in the market. It is a good source to get yourself updated to the market condition. However, if you are an investor or trader, we don’t need a 3rd party to tell us what has happened in the market, because we are looking at it. 

If you have been reading financial news, you will notice the stock market always reacts differently after the news is published. For example, there was a reported bear market but a few days later the market started to rebound. This scenario is more commonly seen in the crypto market. This is part of the reason we don’t trade or invest based on news. 

News published is not the first hand information, the 1st hand information will always be the big boys who can move the stock prices. If you don’t want to exit too early and go for bottomless averaging down your position. You need to know whether the big boys are really out of the market or are just false signals created by the big boys to shake off weak sellers in the market.

What do the big boys “say” about the market from their transactions data?

We will look into the KLCI component stocks & also some of the stocks that are performing really well in the past 6 months to gauge whether they are in the final distribution or have the sign to support the price fall. Please note that the KLCI direction doesn’t represent the whole market. Therefore, we are looking into different groups of stocks to understand the possible outcome of the next trend for us to react to the changes. 

Do take note that the content in this blog is based on our own opinions from our analysis. It is not an offer to buy or sell any securities mentioned in this blog. Readers/ viewers should do their own study to make investment decisions & you are responsible for your own investment/trading decision.  

We analyse the transaction data of the stocks to gauge the intention of the big boys. In this blog, we will analyse the 5 mins chart price & volume movements to gauge the next possible price direction. 

KLCI component stocks

We will analyse the list of component stocks by the gainers & losers to find out whether the big boys are going to support the losers & whether the gainers will continue to mark a higher price. It will be very positive to the KLCI if the majority of the losers & gainers show big boys are supporting the price to mark it higher. 

Those stocks with price & volume that show signs of continuation of price markup are mainly the manufacturing stocks. Although the price ended lower for some stocks, the majority of the volume created when the stock prices traded at the lowest price of the day. Some are also showing a very short term price markup pattern in the 5 mins chart. 

Conclusion

KLCI performance will remain mixed in the short term. Any investors who want to enter for the long term might need to wait for another confirmation after the recent price rebound. This is to make sure the big boy's intention to mark up is long term & is not just a pump & dump.

If you don’t wish to get trapped at the high price every time you enter into a position. Follow the link below to learn how to identify price fall from the 5 mins chart with the examples of the top performing stocks in the past 6 months. 

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