Price Slips Below $33.30 – Is UOB Losing Momentum?

Binni Ong
04-08

$UOB(U11.SI)$ Weekly Chart – Technical Analysis

Price Action:

  • UOB broke above the key resistance at $33.30 in early 2024, with a strong upward momentum.

  • However, this move was not sustained, and the price has now fallen back below this resistance level.

  • This may indicate a false breakout, where the price temporarily moves above a resistance level but fails to hold, often followed by a reversal.

False Breakout Implications:

  • A false breakout can signal bull trap conditions, where initial breakout traders are forced to exit, adding selling pressure.

  • It also suggests that buying strength may have been exhausted, and sellers have regained control.

  • This kind of price behavior may trigger cautious sentiment in the near term.

Support & Resistance:

  • Immediate resistance is now again at $33.30, the previous breakout level.

  • Support lies around $27.10, which acted as a base during past consolidations in 2021 and 2022.

RSI:

  • The RSI has dropped sharply to 21.58, entering oversold territory.

  • This indicates the stock is experiencing strong downside momentum.

Trend Context:

  • The overall trend before the false breakout was upward, but the sharp rejection at higher levels introduces short-term weakness.

  • A period of consolidation or further correction may follow as the market reassesses the recent price action.

Using DLC to Tap Into the Current UOB Price Action

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  • 📈 Bullish DLCs (Long DLCs)

    With RSI now in oversold territory, some traders may watch for signs of technical rebound or stabilization.

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