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$FTSE Singapore Straits Time Index (.STI.SG)$ As of the closing, the STI Index was reported at 3,809.27, rising by 16.45 points with an increase rate of 0.43%. The MA20 (3,801.56) and MA250 (3,767.62) are in a bullish alignment, indicating that the medium-term market trend is positive. The index standing firmly above the MA20 shows that there is room for further upward movement in the short term. The middle track of the Bollinger Bands (3,801.56) serves as the current support level, while the upper track of the Bollinger Bands (3,812.75) acts as the short-term resistance. Previously, the index fluctuated between the middle track and the upper track, suggesting that there is still certain upward momentum in the short term. Today's trading volume was relatively stable without significant expansion, indicating that the overall market sentiment tends to be rational. There is an obvious trading-intensive area at the previous low of 3,699.77, which is a strong support point. Recently, the index has repeatedly fluctuated and consolidated within the range of 3,790 - 3,840, and the short-term direction is unclear, but the support below is relatively solid. The recent support levels are the middle track of the Bollinger Bands (3,801) and MA250 (3,767), and the short-term resistance levels are the upper track of the Bollinger Bands (3,812.75) and the previous high of 3,842.71.

If it breaks through 3,842, a new upward space will be opened up. The index may continue to consolidate sideways between 3,790 and 3,815 to digest the previous upward pressure. If the trading volume remains low, there will be insufficient power for a short-term breakthrough.

If it falls below the support level of 3,790, it may test the level of 3,767, but the overall callback amplitude will be limited. (The probability is relatively low.)

Overall, attention can be paid to the support of MA250 (3,767). If it is not broken, positions can be held continuously. Be cautious about chasing highs and wait for a clearer confirmation of the direction. Global market fluctuations may bring about emo

$DBS (D05.SG)$ As of today's closing, DBS Group Holdings was reported at S$43.800, up by 0.120 points, with a gain of 0.27%. The MA20 (43.691) and MA250 (43.019) maintained a bullish alignment, indicating that the medium- and long-term trends remain bullish. The current stock price is firmly above the MA20, showing strong short-term support. The middle band of the Bollinger Bands (43.691) provides support, while the upper band (43.908) forms short-term resistance. The stock price is fluctuating and consolidating around the middle band with a relatively small amplitude, in a state of waiting for a breakout. Today's trading volume was 3.9137 million shares, remaining stable compared to previous trading days, without significant signs of increased volume. The low trading volume indicates that the market sentiment tends to be cautious, and neither the bulls nor the bears have formed a clear advantage for the time being. The short-term support levels are at the middle band of the Bollinger Bands (43.691) and MA250 (43.019). The short-term resistance level is at the upper band of the Bollinger Bands (43.908). Once it breaks through this level, it will challenge the previous high of 44.950. If the stock price breaks through the upper band of the Bollinger Bands (43.908), it is expected to continue to rise towards the previous high of 44.950. This process may be accompanied by a moderate increase in volume (with a relatively high probability). If it falls below 43.500, it may retrace to the support level around 43.019. Close attention should be paid to changes in volume (with a relatively low probability). You can follow up with a light position after it breaks through 43.908, with a target set at 44.950 and a stop-loss set below 43.500. If it pulls back and stabilizes near 43.019, you can try to buy on dips, with a stop-loss set at 43.000. Fluctuations in the external market may suppress the stock price, and it is recommended to control positions cautiously and avoid blindly chasing highs.