Sheng Siong Group Ltd (OV8, SGX) — 1D
Date range shown: ~Jun 2025 → 05 Feb 2026
Last traded (close): 2.92 (+5.42%)
Day range: O 2.77 / H 2.92 / L 2.77 / C 2.92
Volume: ~8.73M (elevated)
1) Market Regime Classification (most important)
Strong trending regime (bull trend), late-stage markup.
This is not a “maybe uptrend” — it’s a clean institutional-style staircase:
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Higher highs + higher lows
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Tight consolidations
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Explosive displacement legs
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Breakout + hold behavior
2) Market Structure & Order Flow (SH/SL, BOS, CHoCH)
Key swing structure (macro)
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Early base area: ~1.80–1.90
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First major push + new structure: ~2.03 → 2.23
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Mid consolidation: ~2.02–2.16
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Major BOS + trend acceleration: late Oct → early Nov
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Trend continuation with controlled pullbacks: 2.50–2.73
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Current breakout: 2.92 (new high)
The real “institutional BOS”
The big green displacement candle in early Nov is the defining event:
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It breaks the previous range cleanly
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It changes the slope of the trend
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It comes with volume expansion
That is classic “smart money committed” behavior.
3) Volume-Price Relationship (VPR)
What volume is saying
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Early Nov: strong volume expansion on a wide-range up bar
→ professional participation (not retail-only) -
After Nov: volume generally cools while price holds
→ bullish sign: price can stay high without needing constant buying -
Current breakout (2.92): volume spikes again
→ breakout is being validated, not drifting upward
Effort vs Result
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When price moves up with strong range + strong volume, that’s real demand.
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When price consolidates with low volume, that’s supply drying up.
This chart shows both — in the correct sequence.
4) Institutional Footprints (SMC / Wyckoff)
Wyckoff read
This looks like:
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Accumulation (Jun–Aug)
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Re-accumulation (Aug–Oct)
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Markup (Nov onward)
SMC features present
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Displacement move in early Nov (strongest footprint)
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Order block zone likely around 2.40–2.50 (last bearish area before the explosive rally)
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No obvious liquidity grab at the top yet
(today’s breakout closes strong, not a wick-rejection trap)
5) Bar-by-Bar Pattern Read (what the candles imply)
Best bullish signals
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Breakout bars closing near highs (especially the current one)
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Tight-bodied consolidation after impulses (Nov → Dec → Jan)
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Pullbacks that do NOT retrace deeply
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The main pullback low was around 2.51, and buyers immediately defended it.
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Any warning bars?
Not yet.
The chart is not showing:
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major upper wicks at the top
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climactic blow-off with immediate reversal
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heavy-volume failure
So far, the breakout is behaving “clean”.
6) Key Levels (institutional map)
Immediate breakout zone
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2.90–2.92 = breakout level / current high
Nearest support (micro)
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2.73 = prior swing high / breakout base
If price pulls back and holds this, trend remains very healthy.
Mid support (structure)
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2.51 = key swing low in the trend
A break below this is your first real trend damage.
Deep institutional demand zone
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2.40–2.50 = likely order block / origin of the last expansion
If price revisits this, it’s a “big decision” area.
7) Tradeable Setups (risk-adjusted)
Setup A — Pullback buy (highest quality)
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Entry zone: 2.73–2.78
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Stop: below 2.65 (or below the pullback swing low)
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Target: retest 2.92, then extension
This is the classic “buy the breakout retest”.
Setup B — Momentum continuation (higher risk)
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Entry: if price holds above 2.90 for 2–3 sessions
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Stop: below 2.80
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Risk: you are buying the most crowded area (new highs)
This works in strong trends, but you must accept higher whipsaw risk.
8) Forward Bias + What to Watch Next
Bias
Bullish continuation, unless the breakout fails.
What would flip the bias (very important)
A true bearish shift would look like:
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Breakout above 2.92 fails
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Price closes back below 2.80
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Then breaks 2.73 with expanding volume
That would be the first serious “distribution tell”.
9) Summary — 5 highest conviction observations
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This is a clean bull trend with strong structure (HH/HL).
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Early Nov shows institutional displacement (trend ignition).
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Pullbacks are shallow → supply is weak.
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Current breakout to 2.92 is supported by volume → not a weak drift.
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Key trend line in the sand is 2.51 (break it = trend damage).
Disclaimer:Please note that this analysis is for educational purposes only and should not be taken as investment advice. Trading involves significant risk, and you should consult with a financial advisor before making any decisions.
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