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Where is Hang Seng Index Heading?

Daryl Guppy wrote an analysis on Hang Seng Index on January 29 2009.


Key points to note:

  1. Hang Seng Index shows the same behaviour patterns as the broader Asia Market.

  2. Equilateral triangle is a pattern of indecision.

  3. Breakout above Trendline A was bullish but failed.

  4. Trendline A now becomes support. Any rebound will find strong resistance at 15500.

  5. Market might slide down Trendline A until it encounters another strong horizontal support level. The fall is slower, reduction in downside volatility.

  6. Might encounter horizontal support at 8500, some time in May 2009.

  7. Might see temporary psychological pause at 10500 level.


Straits Times Index tends to track Hang Seng Index closely. So it is good to monitor.


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