Genting SP - 10 Feb 2026

Genting Singapore (SGX: G13) — Daily (1D)

Date range shown: ~Jun 2025 → 10 Feb 2026
Last traded price: 0.750
Last bar: O 0.750 / H 0.750 / L 0.745 / C 0.750
Volume (latest shown): ~12.33M

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1) Market Regime (MOST IMPORTANT)

Regime: Range → Early Uptrend Transition

This is not a clean trend yet, but it’s no longer “dead range” either.

You have:

• A long, messy range for months

• A sharp institutional impulse (Nov spike to ~0.800)

• A controlled pullback

• A tight base around 0.720–0.740

• And now a grind-up into 0.750

That’s classic re-accumulation after a markup attempt.

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2) Market Structure & Key Swings (SH/SL)

Major swing points visible:

• Range low support: ~0.690

• Key structural low: ~0.710

• Range support shelf: ~0.720

• Mid-range pivot: ~0.740

• Range ceiling / supply: ~0.770

• Major swing high: 0.800

Structure read:

• From Sep → Oct: lower highs into 0.710 (weakness)

• Nov: sudden expansion up to 0.800 (displacement)

• Dec: retrace and base around 0.710–0.720

• Jan → Feb: higher lows + slow push into 0.750

So the structure is improving, but price is still inside the bigger range.

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3) Volume-Price Relationship (Effort vs Result)

The most important bar on the chart:

Late Nov / early Dec: huge volume spike on a down bar
That is not normal retail selling.

That’s typically:

• Supply being dumped into, AND/OR

• Absorption (strong hands taking the other side)

But what matters is what happened after:

• Price did NOT collapse

• Instead, it stabilized and built a base

That leans toward absorption > distribution.

Recent volume condition:

The current grind up to 0.750 is on relatively quiet / average volume.

That is typical of:

• Mark-up driven by lack of supply, not aggressive chasing

This is healthy, as long as the breakout volume appears later.

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4) Institutional Footprints (Wyckoff / SMC lens)

Phase interpretation (practical, not academic):

• Jun–Oct: Accumulation range (messy, but supported)

• Nov: Markup attempt (0.720 → 0.800)

• Dec: Reaction + test back into 0.710–0.720

• Jan–Feb: Re-accumulation (tight range + rising floor)

Key behavior:

• The 0.710–0.720 zone acts like a defended demand zone

• The repeated “small bodies” around 0.720–0.740 = absorption + compression

• Now price is pushing back into the upper range

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5) Bar-by-Bar Character (micro read)

What the candles are saying right now:

• Many small-range candles with higher closes = controlled accumulation

• No big bearish wide-range bar during the recent rise = no heavy supply yet

• The current push into 0.750 is orderly, not emotional

This is exactly how price behaves before a breakout attempt.

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6) Critical Levels (Actionable)

Immediate resistance (must clear):

• 0.750 (current battle)

• 0.770 (range ceiling + repeated pivot high)

Major resistance / target zone:

• 0.800 (swing high)

Support levels:

• 0.740 (first “breakout retest” support)

• 0.720 (base floor / key demand)

• 0.710 (structural “line in the sand”)

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7) Highest Conviction Observations (3–5)

1. 0.710–0.720 is a defended institutional zone (multiple successful holds).

2. The Nov move to 0.800 was real displacement, not random noise.

3. The pullback did not destroy structure, meaning supply was not overwhelming.

4. The current price action is compression + rising floor, which is breakout-prep behavior.

5. A breakout above 0.770 would likely trigger range expansion quickly.

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8) Setup Map (Risk-Adjusted)

Setup A — Conservative breakout trade

• Trigger: Daily close above 0.770

• Stop: Below 0.750 (or more conservative below 0.740)

• Targets:

  • T1: 0.800

  • T2: extension beyond 0.800 (not visible yet, but possible)

This is the clean “range breakout” play.

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Setup B — Pullback entry (better R:R)

• Entry zone: 0.740–0.720 on a pullback

• Stop: Below 0.710

• Targets: 0.770 then 0.800

This is higher quality because:

• risk is defined

• you’re buying into demand, not into supply

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9) Retail Trap Risks (what to watch)

The most likely trap is:

• Price spikes above 0.770

• Volume is weak

• Then it snaps back into the range

That would be a classic upthrust / bull trap.

So: 0.770 breakout MUST show volume expansion + follow-through.

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10) Forward Bias & What Matters Next

Bias: Moderately bullish (conditional)

• Bullish if price holds above 0.740

• Strong bullish if it breaks 0.770 cleanly

• Neutral-to-bearish if it loses 0.720

• Bearish if it loses 0.710 (structure breaks)

The “tell” bar:

Watch the first attempt into 0.770:

• If volume expands + close is strong → real breakout

• If volume is low + long upper wick → supply still heavy

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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