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CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust Faces Bearish Reversal Amid Market Uncertainty

Date: October 25, 2024
Broker: CGS International Securities


Overview

CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (CICT) operates as a retail and office real estate investment trust. The company invests in retail, office properties, and integrated developments, serving clients primarily in the Asia Pacific region.

Technical Analysis

  • Last Price: S$2.05
  • Trend: The stock appears to be experiencing a bearish reversal. Recent analysis indicates that CICT is entering a larger corrective phase after topping out at S$2.20.
  • Key Indicators:
    • Rounding Top Formation: A bearish rounding top was observed at S$2.20 resistance.
    • Ichimoku Analysis: Indicates three bearish death crossovers are potentially forming.
    • MACD Crossover: A bearish crossover at the top, with the histogram turning negative.
    • Stochastic Oscillator: Confirmed an overbought crossover signal.
    • Rate of Change (ROC): 23-period ROC dipped below the zero line, forming a bearish divergence.
    • Volume: Increased volume above the 20-period average, suggesting selling pressure.

Entry and Exit Points

  • Entry Prices: S$2.05, S$2.13, S$2.19
  • Support Levels:
    • Support 1: S$1.95
    • Support 2: S$1.77
  • Stop Loss: S$2.23
  • Resistance Levels:
    • Resistance 1: S$2.12
    • Resistance 2: S$2.20
  • Target Prices:
    • Target 1: S$1.90
    • Target 2: S$1.77
    • Target 3: S$1.70
    • Target 4: S$1.60

Analyst Commentary

The analysis suggests that CICT’s stock is showing signs of weakness. Indicators point towards a potential continuation of a downward trend, with multiple technical signals reinforcing this outlook. The increase in volume indicates heightened selling activity, suggesting further downside pressure. The technical indicators used, such as Ichimoku, MACD, and ROC, collectively signal a bearish sentiment, aligning with the observed chart patterns.

Conclusion

Based on current technical evaluations, CICT appears to be in a corrective phase, with potential for further declines if the bearish trends continue. The stock’s performance will likely be contingent on its ability to break out of current resistance levels or find support at lower price points.

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