OVERSOLD STI STOCKS AS AT 16 NOV 2018

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Singapore Stocks
Dear readers, I would like to present to you the list of oversold STI stocks as at 16 Nov 2018. As usual, we would use the stocks "heatmap" chart above to illustrate the status much easier.
 Here it goes: cells in grey are STI stocks which are currently Overbought. While cells in blue are STI stocks which are currently Neutral.

This means that currently there are no STI stocks which are oversold. And I must believe it has to do with that the STI stocks are making slow and steady gains currently on the absence of very bearish factors to bring the STI southward.
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