Showing posts with label ABF SG BOND ETF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ABF SG BOND ETF. Show all posts

Sunday, October 12, 2025

ABF SG BOND ETF - 10 Oct 2025

  • Stock Name: ABF Singapore Bond Index Fund

  • Ticker: A35.SI (SGX)

  • Timeframe: Daily (1D)

  • Date Range: February 2025 → October 2025 (~8 months)

  • Bars in Period: ~180 trading days

  • Last Traded Price: SGD 1.160

  • Volume Trend: Gradual decline post mid-year, suggesting consolidation after strong advance


1. Market Structure & Order Flow Analysis

Trend Structure:

  • Higher highs and higher lows visible from February (1.063) to September (1.166).

  • Clear BOS (Break of Structure) above 1.113 (June) and 1.141 (July).

  • Latest structure shows potential CHoCH (Change of Character) near 1.166 (September), indicating a pause or distribution phase.

Key Swings:

  • Swing Lows (SL): 1.063 → 1.077 → 1.096

  • Swing Highs (SH): 1.105 → 1.113 → 1.141 → 1.166

  • Recent candles show compression near 1.16 with reduced range and volume, signaling institutional absorption before next move.

Momentum Observation:

  • Momentum flattening post-September high (1.166).

  • Overlapping candles and tight closes → early trend exhaustion or consolidation behavior.


2. Volume–Price Relationship (VPR)

Volume Signatures:

  • Mid-June to August: Volume supported price increase → institutional drive.

  • Late September: Price retests 1.166 with lower volume → divergence suggesting lack of conviction.

  • Absorption bars visible early October (tight range + average volume) → strong hands accumulating below resistance.

Critical Patterns:

  • Volume dry-up between 1.155–1.160 = potential breakout setup zone.

  • No panic bars or high-volume liquidation → implies controlled consolidation rather than distribution.


3. Institutional Footprint Recognition

  • Liquidity grab visible near 1.166 (double top structure) → likely retail breakout trap.

  • Order block (last down bar before July breakout) lies near 1.141–1.145, strong demand zone.

  • Fair Value Gap (FVG) between 1.145–1.150 likely to be retested before any sustained breakout.

  • No strong displacement move recently; institutions may be accumulating quietly.


4. Bar Pattern Recognition

Reversal/Continuation Patterns:

  • Small-bodied bars dominating recent sessions → low volatility absorption.

  • Potential inside-bar cluster from Oct 1–10 → coiling energy pattern forming beneath resistance (1.166).

  • No major reversal bar (no engulfing or pin bar at top).

Interpretation:
→ Market awaiting catalyst or institutional trigger to break 1.166 resistance or revert toward 1.145 support.


5. Multi-Timeframe Confluence

  • Weekly Structure: Strong uptrend; weekly swing high 1.166.

  • Daily Structure: Compression below major resistance (1.166).

  • Confluence Zone: 1.145–1.150 = alignment of daily support + weekly order block → high-probability accumulation zone.


6. Psychological Levels

  • 1.150 & 1.100 = strong psychological and historical pivot zones.

  • 1.166 = near-term breakout resistance; sustained close above would signal structural continuation.


7. Risk-Adjusted Setup Identification

Potential Long Setup:

  • Entry Zone: 1.150–1.155 (retest of demand zone)

  • Stop: Below 1.140 (beneath order block)

  • Target 1: 1.166 (structure retest)

  • Target 2: 1.180 (projected measured move)

  • Risk–Reward: ~1:2.5

Alternate Scenario (Breakout Trap):

  • Failure at 1.166 followed by bearish engulfing → likely retest of 1.145.


8. Market Regime Classification

  • Regime: Transitional — evolving from trending to potential ranging.

  • Characteristics:

    • Tight price compression

    • Volume tapering

    • Limited follow-through
      → Indicates accumulation/distribution in equilibrium state.


9. Institutional Supply/Demand Dynamics

  • Supply: 1.164–1.166 (visible absorption + prior breakout attempts)

  • Demand: 1.145–1.150 (volume-backed institutional buy zone)

  • Effort vs. Result: Low result despite moderate effort = accumulation likely.


Forward Bias Summary

AspectObservationImplication
StructureConsolidating below resistancePossible accumulation
VolumeDecliningCoiling phase
Institutional BehaviorAbsorption near 1.15–1.16Smart money presence
Market RegimeTransitionAwaiting directional breakout

Trade Summary

Buying A35 (ABF Singapore Bond ETF) because of institutional absorption and structural compression near support (1.150–1.160) with stops at 1.140 targeting 1.180 for a 1:2.5 risk–reward.
Confidence Rating: 7.5 / 10

Key Levels to Watch:

  • Resistance: 1.166 → breakout confirmation

  • Support: 1.145–1.150 → institutional demand

  • Breakdown Zone: <1.140 → structural weakness confirmation

Pre-Execution Checklist:
☑ Confirm volume expansion on breakout
☑ Check broader SG bond yield trend
☑ Align entry with intraday confirmation
☑ Maintain strict stop discipline


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.

Dividend:  2.24%



Thursday, September 30, 2021

ABF SG BOND ETF - Added Bond to My Passive Income 30 Sep 2021

Diversify some passive income from Bond.

Transaction Value

SGD 5,845.00

SGD 10.00

SGD 1.90

SGD 0.44

SGD 0.86

SGD 13.20

SGD 5,858.20



Cash upfront
Buy
ABF SG BOND ETF
Singapore
A35
Limit Order
5000
Good for Today
-
SGD 1.169
Cash Upfront
SGD

Sunday, January 31, 2021

ABF SG BOND ETF - 29 Jan 2021

ABF SG BOND ETF good support point to add some.


Rule number 1: Always put a stop loss before entry, always, no exception. You do not drive a car if it does not have brakes. Have a stop loss first, then think about entry, end of conversation.

Rule number 2:: No Rule number 2, strictly master Rule Number 1 and you are likely to succeed in Technical Trading.

Sunday, January 24, 2021

ABF SG BOND ETF - 22 Jan 2021

ABF SG BOND ETF downtrend unchanged.


Rule number 1: Always put a stop loss before entry, always, no exception. You do not drive a car if it does not have brakes. Have a stop loss first, then think about entry, end of conversation.

Rule number 2:: No Rule number 2, strictly master Rule Number 1 and you are likely to succeed in Technical Trading.

Sunday, January 17, 2021

ABF SG BOND ETF - 15 Jan 2021

ABF SG BOND ETF chart shows a downtrend after the yield curse rise and ex-dividend.  This ETF invest in government bonds.


Rule number 1: Always put a stop loss before entry, always, no exception. You do not drive a car if it does not have brakes. Have a stop loss first, then think about entry, end of conversation.

Rule number 2:: No Rule number 2, strictly master Rule Number 1 and you are likely to succeed in Technical Trading.

Sunday, January 10, 2021

ABF SG BOND ETF - 08 Jan 2021

ABF SG BOND ETF chart show it is moving down.


Rule number 1: Always put a stop loss before entry, always, no exception. You do not drive a car if it does not have brakes. Have a stop loss first, then think about entry, end of conversation.

Rule number 2:: No Rule number 2, strictly master Rule Number 1 and you are likely to succeed in Technical Trading.

Thursday, January 07, 2021

ABF SG BOND ETF - My Bond ETF Buy

Trade details are as follows:

Order Type:            Buy
Symbol:                A35
Name:                ABF SG BOND ETF
Quantity:            5,000
Quantity Filled:        5,000
Quantity Left:            0
Settlement Mode:        Cash Upfront
Price Filled:            1.235
Time Filled:            07 JAN 2021 15:13

Transaction Value

SGD 6,175.00

SGD 10.00

SGD 2.01

SGD 0.46

SGD 0.87

SGD 13.34

SGD 6,188.34

Cash Upfront
SGD
Cash upfront
Buy
ABF SG BOND ETF
Singapore
A35
Limit Order
5000
Good for Today
-
SGD 1.235











Sunday, October 11, 2020

ABF SG BOND ETF vs STI ETF

ABF SG BOND ETF vs STI ETF and the bond ETF sideways movement still better than a downtrend movement in STI.


Rule number 1: Always put a stop loss before entry, always, no exception. You do not drive a car if it does not have brakes. Have a stop loss first, then think about entry, end of conversation.

Rule number 2:: No Rule number 2, strictly master Rule Number 1 and you are likely to succeed in Technical Trading.

Singapore Stock Investment Research