THIRTEEN STI STOCKS TRADING BELOW 200-DAYS AVERAGE REVEALED!

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SINGAPORE STOCKS
Dear readers, there are currently STI constituent stocks which are trading below their 200-Days-Moving-Averages. These STI stocks are:
1) Dairy Farm USD
2) City Development
3) Genting Singapore
4) HPH Trust (USD)
5) JMH USD
6) JSH USD
7) Keppel Corp
8) OCBC
9) SembCorp Industries
10) SIA
11) SPH
12) UOB
13) Venture Corp
 
Trading below their 200-Days-Moving-Averages, it does seem that it would really take a while before these stocks go up in price on a sustainable basis. 
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