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Wow, Huge volume sales in STI ETF today, 530K shares sold between 17:00 to 17:04.
17:04:39 3.25 5000
17:04:39 3.25 80000
17:04:39 3.25 1000
17:04:39 3.25 3000
17:04:39 3.25 3000
17:04:39 3.25 2000
17:04:39 3.25 1000
17:04:39 3.25 2000
17:04:39 3.25 80000
17:04:39 3.25 1000
17:04:39 3.25 2000
17:04:39 3.25 32000
17:04:39 3.25 32000
17:04:39 3.25 1000
17:04:39 3.25 2000
17:04:39 3.25 1000
17:04:39 3.25 3000
17:04:39 3.25 5000
17:04:39 3.25 274000
Significantly below last trade price of 3.29.
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Pardon my newbie question.
I still don't get it, how do you find out the individual transactions that have taken place? I'm using DBS Vickers, but I don't know how to go about finding this info.
Thanks!
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I was actually, trying to place a trade at that time on poems and copied it from Poems. Am not sure about DBS Vickers, have never used that, somebody with DBS Vickers experience can help
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You can use the Quadviewer function in DBSV Online to see market depth information for up to 4 counters at a time. Hope this helps.
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I am sure most vb here read cw8888's blog posts.
I had done up a analysis of what cw8888 was referring to in a post below here.
http://sgx-stocks-sti.blogspot.sg/2015/0...i-etf.html
The post also has a link to the specific STI ETF post of CW8888, in case you want to refresh your memory
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27-02-2015, 02:05 PM
(This post was last modified: 27-02-2015, 02:06 PM by gzbkel.)
^^ I guess for good results with index funds, it is better to do dollar averaging so that you can take advantage of the troughs.
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FYI...
SPDR STI ETF the most active ETF month-to-date
04 Mar 2016 16:50
By Kelly Tay
THE SPDR Straits Times Index (STI) ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) was the most active ETF in the month-to-date, and the second-most active year-to-date.
This reflected the recovery in Singapore stocks, said the Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Friday in a report.
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Source: Business Times Breaking News
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Hi Weijian,
You were right in terms of the addition of Keppel DC REIT.
I guess that Sembcorp Industries is still likely to be the next to go out when the next review happens.
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