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Swee Hong- Technical Analysis:A Turnaround Play with multi-bagging potential


Why do we think this is a Multi bagger in the making? For those who have followed me on Investingnote:binghan would have recalled I called a buy on Chasen when it was at 0.03 and 0.04 and called for a target price of at least 10 cents. Chasen ran from 0.03 to a high near 0.14 subsequently. How did I manage to catch such a bull stock?

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Chasen call in group chat on 16th Feb 2017

Will post my Chasen trades in another post soon!

Swee Hong

Simple! Here are the reasons why I think Swee Hong could be another Chasen in the making!

Technical Analysis

We will be looking at Swee Hong in three time frames:Daily, Weekly and Monthly, which corresponds to its short term, mid term and long term trend.

Daily Chart-Short Term trend

- Swee hong broke out recently on strong vol above $0.022 followed by a quick retracement .

- Note retracement is steep but volume has been shrinking on retracement, the first breakout could be a bull trap for contra traders who would then be forced to sell their shares to the Big Boys accumulating this stock.

- Tight Bull flag formed. ( A tight flag and steep trend is usually unsustainable)

- Pattern resembles a cup and handle.

- Usually the first breakout is called 试盘 in Chinese which means the BBs are testing the supply above and this will be followed by a vicious flush 洗盘 to flush out those retailers who chased in the breakout.

- This is because for a BB to start pushing, it needs to corner the stock absorb as much float as possible.

- We are currently witnessing a 洗盘.

Weekly Chart-Mid term trend

Having looked at the daily chart let us zoom out to look closer at the Swee Hong's weekly chart using a few charts to illustrate a few concept.

Chart 1: Thin Resistance above $0.024

-Stock dropped and gapped down on low vol and thin vol. In fact stock used to have low vol traded before the drop.

- This effectively means that above $0.024, there are very little or no stale bull trapped waiting unload.

- This means resistance is thin above $0.024 and it can fly up high.

- This was the same for Chasen Holdings.

Chart 2: Volume flow analysis (Daily Chart)

- Take note. Did you notice three almost equal height of volume?

- Coincidence? I would guess that these are the actions of Big Boys absorbing the stock.

- Previous high volume up bars were followed by low volume days ( likely to flush out weak retailers)

- Recent buy-up seems to be accompanied with more interest as we see more volume.

- The 4th high volume bar would likely be the breakout of current base. W.D Gann believed that the 4th breakout would usually always breakthrough in the prevailing direction.

Monthly Chart- Long term trend

Chart 1: Monthly Chart Volume Analysis

- Note volume has been high for each bullish monthly candle close.

- Stock has not seen such high monthly volume since IPO.

- Such high volume at low prices, do you think it is distribution or accumulation? (Would BB benefit from distributing at such low prices?)

- We would choose to think these are signs of Big Boys' traces of accumulation.

Our Analysis

Timeframe: 4 months- 10 months

Target Price: $0.10

Stop Loss: $0.008

We would think that the next catalyst would be another turnaround quarter followed by previous 3 consecutive turnaround quarters.

Next run could come at the end of Aug 2017.

I will posting more updates on my investingnote https://www.investingnote.com/#/?source=2&user=binghan&tab=all

For those who have enquiries can email us at satkitrader@gmail.com

Disclaimer:

The contents of this website are provided to you for information only and should not be used as a basis for making any specific investment, business or commercial decision. The above analysis is NOT A BUY OR SELL CALL, it is purely our analysis. Please do your own due diligence.

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