Market analyses for US market (Dow Jones Industrial Average Index), Japan market (Nikkei 225 Index), Hong Kong market (Hang Seng Index), Singapore market (Straits Times Index)

The chart dated 26/11/10 above indicated that funds were still flowing out of US market after the announcement of QE2 and this was in synchronize with the fall in DJIA index.  As stated before in my earlier postings, the market won't be able to sustain the rally if the average trading volumes kept falling.

The chart dated 26/11/10 above indicated that funds were flowing into the Japan market as indicated by the 100-day average trading volumes and this continued even after the announcement of QE2 in US.  This inflow of funds bodes well for Japan market as this will keep the rally sustainable.

The chart dated 26/11/10 above depicted that investors stopped pulling out funds 3 months ago and started to invest in HK market again as shown by the 100-day average trading volumes which helped to propel HSI to a new high recently.  As HSI is weighted heavily towards property and financial sectors, it will be interesting to observe the future trend after the recent anti-speculative measures in the property sector.

The chart dated 26/11/10 above showed that funds had been coming into Singapore market which aided the recent high closing of STI.  The recent falls in STI were due to concerns in the US & Europe and it seemed that investors were buying on the dips as the average trading volumes kept on increasing.