Oh boy. I was disconnected from the Internet when all these things happened. Why such volatility? Well, if you have traded US options, you will know that around expiration week, things can get really wild. Sept 19 was the expiration date for the Sept options. Things really got wild. Didn't really able to profit anything. Anyway, the charts are still down.
| Malaysia | Longterm | Midterm | Shorterm |
| KLCI | Down | Down | Down |
| Finance | Down | Down | Down |
| Construction | Down | Down | Down |
| Plantation | Down | Down | Down |
| Property | Down | Down | Down |
| Mesdaq | Down | Down | Down |
| 2nd Board | Down | Down | Down |
If you know candlestick analysis, then you can see a very long shadow for the KLCI chart. This indicates an extreme condition and may signal market reversal. Lets wait and see what happens next week.
| World | Longterm | Midterm | Shorterm |
| S&P500 | Down | Down | Down |
| DJI | Down | Down | Down |
| NasdaqComp | Down | Down | Down |
| Nikkei 225 | Down | Down | Down |
| Kospi | Down | Down | Down (-) |
| SSECI | Down | Down | Down |
| HSI | Down | Down | Down |
| TWII | Down | Down | Down |
| STI | Down | Down | Down |
| SENSEX | Down | Down | Down |
| FTSE | Down | Down | Down |
| DAX | Down | Down | Down |
If you do momentum analysis, you can detect some bullish divergence in the chart. This indicates that the sell down is getting weaker.
I think that if a bull is to emerge from this, it still requires many months to establish a base. My strategy is to let the contratrians do the work of creating that base first. If they are successful, then of course I'll join them. If they fail, then I'll just watch what a fool they are.