Wow, Huge volume sales in STI ETF today, 530K shares sold between 17:00 to 17:04.
17:04:39 3.25 5000
17:04:39 3.25 80000
17:04:39 3.25 1000
17:04:39 3.25 3000
17:04:39 3.25 3000
17:04:39 3.25 2000
17:04:39 3.25 1000
17:04:39 3.25 2000
17:04:39 3.25 80000
17:04:39 3.25 1000
17:04:39 3.25 2000
17:04:39 3.25 32000
17:04:39 3.25 32000
17:04:39 3.25 1000
17:04:39 3.25 2000
17:04:39 3.25 1000
17:04:39 3.25 3000
17:04:39 3.25 5000
17:04:39 3.25 274000
Significantly below last trade price of 3.29.
Pardon my newbie question.
I still don't get it, how do you find out the individual transactions that have taken place? I'm using DBS Vickers, but I don't know how to go about finding this info.
Thanks!
I was actually, trying to place a trade at that time on poems and copied it from Poems. Am not sure about DBS Vickers, have never used that, somebody with DBS Vickers experience can help
You can use the Quadviewer function in DBSV Online to see market depth information for up to 4 counters at a time. Hope this helps.
I am sure most vb here read cw8888's blog posts.
I had done up a analysis of what cw8888 was referring to in a post below here.
http://sgx-stocks-sti.blogspot.sg/2015/0...i-etf.html
The post also has a link to the specific STI ETF post of CW8888, in case you want to refresh your memory
^^ I guess for good results with index funds, it is better to do dollar averaging so that you can take advantage of the troughs.
(27-02-2015, 02:05 PM)gzbkel Wrote: [ -> ]^^ I guess for good results with index funds, it is better to do dollar averaging so that you can take advantage of the troughs.
Speak of the devil...I was just about to share this research piece on using DCA on STI ETF.
Oh btw, this is not an advertisement for any course despite the title.
http://stockresearchasia.com/using-passi...arket.html
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FYI...
SPDR STI ETF the most active ETF month-to-date
04 Mar 2016 16:50
By Kelly Tay
THE SPDR Straits Times Index (STI) ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) was the most active ETF in the month-to-date, and the second-most active year-to-date.
This reflected the recovery in Singapore stocks, said the Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Friday in a report.
...
Source: Business Times Breaking News
Since SPH got kick out of the STI in June, it is probably apt to see which other long time residents will potentially be kicked out in the coming review (Sept 2020).
Basically looking at the current market cap of the 30 STI constituents, the next 3 companies in danger of getting kicked out would be CDG, SATS and Semb Industries (around 3 billion market cap each)
https://api2.sgx.com/sites/default/files...020_FA.pdf (pg 8/9)
Semb Industries is in real danger with the eventual spin off (or capital reduction) of Sembcorp Marine making sure that it will lose another ~20% of market cap. In the coming reviews, the STI will probably get more "tech savy" with Keppel DC REIT entering the index?
June 2020 review/reserve list:
https://www.sgx.com/media-centre/2020060...-june-2020
Hi Weijian,
You were right in terms of the addition of Keppel DC REIT.
I guess that Sembcorp Industries is still likely to be the next to go out when the next review happens.