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Introduction In the world of technical analysis, traders and investors often use various tools and indicators to gain insights into market trends and potential price movements. One such tool is the Linear Regression Channel, which utilises statistical concepts like standard deviation to help identify the potential range of price action. Understanding how to interpret and use the Linear Regression Channel in conjunction with standard deviation can provide valuable information for traders to make informed decisions. What is Linear Regression Channel? The Linear Regression Channel is a technical analysis tool that plots a straight line based on the linear regression of the price data over a specific period. This line serves as the central axis of the channel, with two parallel lines drawn above and below it, representing the upper and lower ranges. The channel helps traders visualize the general direction of the trend and possible areas of support and resistance. Calculating the Linear Regression Channel involves fitting a linear regression line to the price data, usually based on the closing prices, over a defined look-back period. The resulting line represents the average or mean of the price data over that period. Understanding Standard Deviation Standard deviation is a measure of the dispersion or variability of the price data around the linear regression line. In the context of a Linear Regression Channel, standard deviation helps determine the width of the channel, which indicates the potential volatility or uncertainty of price movements. When the standard deviation is high, it means the price data is spread out widely from the regression line, indicating higher volatility. Conversely, a low standard deviation suggests that the price data is closely clustered around the regression line, indicating lower volatility. Using Scoring to Assess Proximity to the Linear Regression Channel The term "scoring" in this context refers to a numerical value representing the distance of the current price from the linear regression line. This score is typically normalised to a scale between 0 and 10, with 1 indicating the lowest proximity to the regression line and 10 indicating the highest proximity. The relationship between the scoring and the Linear Regression Channel is as follows: Scoring Close to 0: When the scoring is closer to 0, it suggests that the current price is near the lower range of the Linear Regression Channel. This indicates that the market is potentially oversold, and the price may be due for a correction or bounce towards the mean or central axis of the channel. Scoring Close to 10: Conversely, when the scoring is closer to 10, it suggests that the current price is near the upper range of the Linear Regression Channel. This indicates that the market is potentially overbought, and the price may be due for a correction or a bounce back towards the mean. Interpreting Linear Regression Channel and Standard Deviation Together Combining the Linear Regression Channel and standard deviation provides a more comprehensive picture of the market's behaviour. When the standard deviation is wider, the channel broadens, indicating higher volatility. In contrast, a narrower standard deviation results in a narrower channel, suggesting lower volatility. Traders can use this information to: Identify Potential Reversal Zones: When the price action reaches the upper or lower range of the channel, coupled with high standard deviation, it may indicate an overextended market and a potential reversal in the opposite direction. Recognise Trend Strength: If the price remains within a narrow channel and the standard deviation is relatively low, it suggests a stable and well-defined trend, while a wide channel with a high standard deviation indicates a more erratic or uncertain market. Conclusion The Linear Regression Channel and standard deviation are valuable tools for traders to gain insights into the potential range of price action and market volatility. When combined, they can provide a clearer understanding of trend direction, potential reversal points, and overall market sentiment. By using the scoring system to assess proximity to the channel, traders can make more informed decisions, enhancing their ability to navigate the dynamic world of financial markets. However, as with any technical analysis tool, it is essential to use these indicators in conjunction with other forms of analysis and risk management strategies to make well-rounded and informed trading decisions. Top 40 share scoring and selected markets The bar chart displayed below presents the constituents of the Top 40 index. This dynamic bar chart is updated weekly, providing valuable insights.

The Week That Was On Friday, all three major equitu averages climbed by 0.4%, with the S&P 500 reaching a new high for 2023. This surge was driven by encouraging economic indicators, suggesting the possibility of a smooth economic downturn. Notably, US nonfarm payrolls exceeded expectations with an increase of 199 000 in November, and the unemployment rate dropped to a four-month low of 3.7%. This data has lessened expectations of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) cutting interest rates as soon as spring 2024. Additionally, the University of Michigan reported a significant rise in US consumer sentiment, reaching 69.4 in December. This improvement is accompanied by a decrease in inflation expectations for the coming year to 3.1%, the lowest since March 2021. In the equity market, Lululemon Athletica saw a significant gain of 5.4% after announcing impressive quarterly results. Paramount experienced a notable surge of 12% amid speculation that Skydance Media and RedBird Capital might acquire parts of the media conglomerate. Meanwhile, Boeing's stocks jumped by 3.1%, and Uber's shares increased by 1.1%, hitting a 33-month peak at $61.9. Overall, the week concluded with all three major equity averages extending their winning streak to six weeks, reflecting a robust period in the stock market. On Friday, the JSE All Share Index experienced a decline, falling by nearly 1% to around 74 100, marking the second consecutive day of losses. Domestically, there is significant interest in the recent appointment of the new CEO of Eskom. Dan Marokane has been confirmed as the chosen leader for the struggling utility company, a decision that is drawing considerable attention. In terms of specific market sectors, resource-linked segments were among the hardest hit, showing a significant decrease of 5%. Conversely, the industrial sector exhibited resilience, gaining over 1%. Overall, the JSE is poised to end the trading period with a loss of nearly 1%, highlighting a challenging period for the market. The Week Ahead This week, the spotlight is on the Fed's final policy meeting of 2023. Market participants anticipate that US interest rates will remain at their highest in 22 years, with keen interest in any indications from the Fed's statement and Chair Jerome Powell's press conference about possible rate reductions in 2024. Additionally, crucial US inflation data, including consumer, producer, and foreign trade prices, are due for release. Consumer prices are expected to have risen by 0.1% in November, while the core rate likely increased by 0.2%, consistent with the previous month's trend. Retail sales are projected to fall by 0.1%, and industrial activity is forecasted to rebound by 0.3%, recovering from a 0.6% decline in October. In Europe, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of England (BoE) are expected to keep interest rates steady amid signs of easing inflation, but signals of future rate cuts will be closely monitored. The Eurozone's private sector activity is predicted to contract again in December, albeit at a slower pace, with manufacturing and services sectors showing signs of less severe contractions. In the UK, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) will release important reports on employment and economic growth, including monthly GDP, manufacturing, construction, and foreign trade data. Consumer sentiment will be assessed by GfK, and S&P will provide updates on the manufacturing and services sectors' performance. In China, economic data for November will offer insights into the effects of recent stimulus measures and liquidity boosts. Key indicators include industrial production, retail sales, unemployment rate, housing prices, and new yuan loans. Meanwhile, Japan's BoJ Tankan Large Manufacturer’s Index is anticipated to reach a multi-year high in Q4. Key Themes for the Week Ahead US Fed rate decision Financial markets are poised with anticipation as they await the Fed's imminent policy statement, anticipated to be released on Wednesday at 21.00. Amid a confluence of mixed economic indicators, the central bank is forecasted to adopt a steadfast stance on interest rates, likely maintaining the current levels. This posture is expected to mirror the Fed's effort to strike a delicate equilibrium—mitigating the recent economic deceleration while still keeping a vigilant eye on inflationary trends. Investor sentiment has been attuned to the fluctuations in Treasury yields, with a strong consensus calling for stability in these uncertain times. The market's acute focus on the Fed's communication suggests that any hawkish indications could reaffirm a guarded stance towards future rate adjustments. Despite the slowdown, the Fed's rhetoric has been careful not to echo the more dire predictions of an impending recession, offering a degree of solace to the financial community. Complicating the Fed's calculus are varied prognostications from economists regarding the timing of a potential economic contraction. A faction within the market analysis community posits that, should inflationary pressures recede and fiscal deficits loom larger, we might see an interest rate reduction as early as March. However, expectations for such a dovish pivot are likely to be tempered by Fed Chair Jerome Powell. In his upcoming briefing, Powell is poised to condition any prospective rate decreases, underscoring a persistent readiness to counteract any inflationary resurgence. This nuanced strategy underscores the Fed's commitment to its dual mandate: to promote maximum employment while ensuring price stability. With the policy statement on the horizon, investors are keen to decipher Powell's insights on steering through potential economic challenges and the trajectory of future monetary policy. This analysis will be crucial as market participants strategise to navigate the probable economic turbulence ahead. South Africa News The latest Blue Drop Audit Report released by South Africa's Department of Water and Sanitation presents a concerning overview of the nation's drinking water quality and its water infrastructure. This report is designed as a tool for accountability, ensuring that water service authorities are responsible for delivering safe and clean drinking water to the public. Trade union Solidarity is preparing to initiate legal actions against the government's National Health Insurance scheme. Concurrently, its research division has released survey results indicating a potential widespread departure of healthcare professionals from South Africa if the plan is implemented. Dan Marokane, the newly appointed CEO of Eskom Group, has expressed his honour in receiving the position. The announcement of Marokane's appointment, made on Friday afternoon, follows a period of vacancy after the departure of former CEO Andre De Ruyter earlier this year. Marokane brings experience from his previous roles within the group executives and group capital departments at the state power utility. Economic Calendar In the upcoming economic calendar for this week, several significant events are scheduled to take place. source: investing.com

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Alternative Investments have been around since the idea of investing was started, possibly even before, think royalty accumulated real assets like paintings, property, and horses. More recently, few can forget the crazy years of crypto with teenagers posting their new Lamborghinis all over social media, bought with the proceeds from selling dog-faced digital money at 1,000% profit. But the last few years of sticky inflation, increasing rates, and geo-political tension have put an end to the so-called “easy money”, gone are the post-Covid years of Private Equity hotshots taking companies public at insane valuations. Even though mentions of companies like WeWork (which seems to be filing for bankruptcy) and memes covered in rocket emojis have disappeared from news feeds, the world of alternative investments has still been growing at a healthy pace, albeit in a not-so-in-your-face manner with massive in-flows. This has mainly been driven by the volatility experienced in almost every category of the traditional investment portfolio, locally you can add exchange rate fluctuations to that list. In addition to increased risk, outperformance has been hard to find, with traditional portfolios struggling to earn inflation-beating returns. Even worse for those who must draw an income from their investments, in an ever more expensive world. These factors are the reason we have seen an uptick in demand for alternative investments. The main draw is a low correlation between the stock market and the smooth return profile. Alternative assets aren’t impacted as severely by the comments of politicians or load-shedding, which in a South African context makes them almost a necessity. Some alternative assets also provide relatively stable returns, allowing investors to budget and plan with an increased level of certainty. The biggest drawbacks for alternative assets have historically been accessibility and liquidity. Besides crypto, alternative assets such as art, hedge funds and private equity have been reserved for the mega wealth who have millions of disposable incomes available and are prepared to have that money locked up for a couple of years. This is fortunately position most South Africans don’t find themselves in. But recently the market has seen a shift, with more and more offerings catering for a greater majority of retail investors. From smaller minimum investments to monthly liquidity, the alternative landscape is becoming accessible to most retail investors. Making now the perfect time to diversify your current investment portfolio with alternatives and add some much-needed returns. What is Purchase Order Funding? We’ve all heard the horror stories of a government department paying R10 000 for a broom, or R25 000 for some kneepads. Apart from these isolated, overhyped examples, valid Purchase Orders make up a large portion of the South African economy. At its core, a Purchase Order is a document that Company A gives to Company B when A wants to buy something from B. Every time a large company or government department wants to buy something or anything, one of these orders gets issued. The products can range from simple things like supplying the monthly ration of juice to a municipality, to complex tasks like maintaining (unsuccessfully it seems) Eskom’s boilers for a year. The breadth of this market means that there are trillions of Rands worth of orders flowing through the economy every year. The problem that many entrepreneurs face is that they often don’t have the cash available to complete these orders. Let’s take the juice example. Your business receives an order for R130 000 worth of juice, you need R100 000 to buy and deliver all the stock. The issue is funding for these short-term transactions is hard to come by. Not everyone has a sizeable overdraft to draw from, and the banks tend to shy away from short-term lending. This is where Purchase Order Funding comes in: These lenders step in to help all sorts of businesses to complete the orders they have. The lender would provide the R100 000 needed for the juice, and when payment is made, take their capital and interest back. These lenders are often heavily involved in the entire process of each deal, from providing advice along the way, to physically ensuring that the right products (both quality and quantity) are bought and delivered on time. The scale and opportunity in this market are exactly why Unum Capital created the Alpha Upgrade Fund. This fund allows investors to capitalize on the margins within the Purchase Order market while running it through a regulated and award-winning Fund Manager. The Fund uses a dedicated team of credit providers and analysts with expertise in the Purchase Order market to deploy investor funds into the best deals, with superior risk-adjusted returns. Alpha Upgrade targets short-term deals, preferably between 30 and 90 days, allowing investors short-term access to their funds. While Purchase Order Funding may not sound like the sexiest of investment solutions, it is an excellent tool for investors to enter a relatively untapped market. With the turbulence of today’s investing world, adding returns and diversification to your portfolio is a must, even if the money is made by buying some juice. Discover the power of our Alpha Upgrade Fund and how it can elevate your investment strategy. Connect with our team today for more information and take a step towards financial empowerment!

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To trade, or open a new account, contact the Unum Capital Trading Desk: E-mail: tradingdesk@unum.co.za | Call: 011 384 2923 Lester Davids Analyst: Unum Capital Monday, 11 December 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Srategy Screen: INL, INP, RNI, TFG https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: SOL, DRD, ANG, AGL https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: CLS, MNP https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities Friday, 08 December 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities Thursday, 07 December 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Brent Crude Oil https://www.unum.capital/post/noted FX: USD/JPY - Downside Follow-Through https://www.unum.capital/post/noted US 10-Year Bond Yield (US10Y) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Sasol Ltd (SOL) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted British American Tobacco (BTI) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities Wednesday, 06 December 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Trade Alert: Clicks (CLS) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Datatec Ltd (DTC) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Gold Miners https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Mondi Plc. Strong Upside Follow-Through https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities Tuesday, 05 December 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: ANH, ARI, DCP, FFB, HMN, INL, NY1 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Netcare. Update https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Long Netcare/Short Life Healthcare. Update https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: MNP https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Gold Shares https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Clicks Group (CLS) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Monday, 04 December 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Trade Alert: Paypal Holdings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Trade Alert: Sappi https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Trade Alert: City Lodge https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Trade Alert: Glencore Plc https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Resources vs JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Sector vs JSE Top 40: Short Term Trends https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Aspen Pharmacare (APN) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: MNP (+GFI) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Harmony Gold (HAR) https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities Friday, 01 December 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted MEDIA: Business Day https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: BVT, MTM https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: APN, FFA, QLT, MNP, TBS, TXT https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: GFI https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: SNT https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities Thursday, 30 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Momentum Metropolitan - Target Reached https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: INL, INP, MRP, QLT https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Gold Fields: Strong Upside Follow-Through https://www.unum.capital/post/noted KIO Trade Idea (Update) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted DRD Trade Idea (Update) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities Wednesday, 29 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted AVI Ltd (AVI) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Shaftsbury Capital (SHC) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Bidvest Group (BVT). 3-Day Rule? https://www.unum.capital/post/noted KIO Trade Idea (Update) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted DRD Trade Idea (Update) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities Tuesday, 28 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Monday, 27 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Trade Alert: DRD https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Trade Alert: KIO https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted British American Tobacco (BTI) - Further Update https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Old Mutual (OMU) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: AGL, ARI, NTC https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: IMP, S32, SAP https://www.unum.capital/post/noted MTN Group https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Friday, 24 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: SOL https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: BHG, NRP https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: HCI, IMP, MCG, VOD https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Northam Platinum (NPH) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted AVI Ltd (AVI) https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities Thursday, 23 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted PIK Update https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Banks vs JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/noted ANH: Upside Follow-Through, Now Overbought https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Wednesday, 22 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Glencore Similar To BHG? https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Aspen Pharmacare (APN) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Sibanye-Stillwater (SSW) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Momentum Metropolitan (MTM) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Gold Fields (GFI) https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities Tuesday, 21 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Trade Alert: SPDR Metals & Mining ETF https://www.unum.capital/post/noted MTN Group https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: AGL, GLN, NTC https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Invesco Solar ETF (TAN) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Tencent Holdings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted KraneShares China Internet ETF (KWEB) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted NewGold PLATINUM ETF (NGPLT) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities Monday, 20 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Trade Alert: PIK https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Trade Alert: EWU ETF https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Richemont (CFR) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: AMS, ARI https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Glencore Plc (GLN) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted TFG vs TRU https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Asset Managers: Triple Bottoms? NY1 | CML | QLT https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Sasol - Update https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide: JSE Equities https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Tactical Trading Guide: Major FX Pairs https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Friday, 17 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Making Money With Mr. Price https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Reinet Investments (RNI) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted NTC vs LHC https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Life Healthcare (LHC) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Capitec Bank (CPI) https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term Thursday, 16 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: AGL, AMS, ARI, GRT, NPH, NTC https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Mondi Plc (MNP) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Mr Price (MRP) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Copper Futures (HG) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted AGL vs KIO https://www.unum.capital/post/noted U.S. Global Jets ETF - Target Reached https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Wednesday, 15 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted TGA. Target Exceeded. Bank/Take Profit https://www.unum.capital/post/noted SOL. Trade Idea Update https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/noted US 10-Year Bond Yield https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Hammerson Plc. Update https://www.unum.capital/post/noted KIO - Overbought https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: CFR, IMP, NPH, RDF https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Tuesday, 14 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted African Rainbow Minerals (ARI) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technology vs JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/noted SOL. Trade Idea Update https://www.unum.capital/post/noted TGA. Trade Idea Update https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: BID, INL, INP, MNP, N91 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: BHG, BTI https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Monday, 13 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Analyst Thoughts https://www.unum.capital/post/noted US 10-Year Bond Yield (US10Y) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Anglo American Plc (AGL) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Commodities: Multiple Time Frame Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Satrix Resources (STXRES) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Satrix Property (STXPRO) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Hammerson Plc (HMN) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Satrix Financials vs JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Old Mutual (OMU) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Clicks (CLS). Update https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Natural Gas (Client Request) https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Resource Centre Friday, 10 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: ABG, GRT, KST, MRP, NED https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Sappi (SAP). Update https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Thursday, 09 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: Thungela Resources https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Standard Deviation Screen: Capitec Bank https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Strategy Screen: Dis-Chem Pharmacies https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Sector Trends vs Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/noted British American Tobacco (BTI) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Pick n Pay (PIK) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Pepkor (PPH) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted JSE Technical Summary https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Wednesday, 08 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Thungela Resources Buy Idea (CMS) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Sasol Buy Idea (CMS) https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Exxaro Resources (EXX) https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Thungela Resources (TGA) https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Momentum-Metropolitan (MTM) https://www.unum.capital/post/noted Tiger Brands (TBS) https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Top 40 Index (J200) https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Summary https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Tuesday, 07 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Brent Crude Oil https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Gold https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Woolworths (WHL) - 3 Points To Note https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Sibanye (SSW) & Impala (IMP) - Bullish Reversals https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Anglo American Plc (AGL) - Pivot Cleared https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Dis-Chem Pharmacies (DCP) - Nearing Overbought https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Strategy Screen: CPI, DCP, PPH, TFG, TRU https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Summary https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide TTG (15 Sectors, 75 Shares) https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Monday, 06 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Analyst Thoughts https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Summary https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Top 40 Index (J200) https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Momentum Metropolitan (MTM) https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Capitec Bank (CPI) https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Standard Deviation Screen: SBK https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Sappi (SAP) https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Sasol (SOL) https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Foschini (TFG) - Upside Follow-Through https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Commodities: Multi-Time Frame Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Chemicals vs JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Strategy Insights: Truworths https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Premium Perspective 🔒 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Resource Centre Friday, 03 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Standard Deviation Screen: RNI, SHP, PPH https://www.unum.capital/post/_note US 10-Year Bond Yield https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Strategy Screen: INL, N91, SHC https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Standard Deviation: SLM, TRU https://www.unum.capital/post/_note MTN: Medium Term Targets Reached https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Shoprite: Bullish Reversal Per Regime Alert https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Clicks Group https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Tactical Trading Guide Thursday, 02 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Standard Bank https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Kumba Iron Ore https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Truworths https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Thungela Resources https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Wednesday, 01 November 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Strategy Screen: Reduce Bias https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Sell Idea: Deteriorating Candle Structure https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Buy Idea: 5 Points To Note https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Tuesday, 31 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note US 10-Year Bond Yield: 2 Charts https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Strategy Screen https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Std Dev: Buy/Long Candidate https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Truworths. Update https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Tactical Trading Guide Monday, 30 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Analyst Thoughts: Key Points https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Std Dev Screen: Provisional Buy/Long Idea https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Commodities: Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note US Sector Breadth https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Coronation Fund Managers https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Clicks Group https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Thungela Resources https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Friday, 27 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Pick n Pay https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Offshore ETF Trade Idea: JETS https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term Thursday, 26 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Tactical Opportunities: Harmony Gold https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Top 40 Index: Regime Snapshot https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Investec (INL). Bank/Take Profit https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Global Risk Index https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Exxaro Resources & Thungela Resources https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Anglo American Plc https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Banks vs JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Wednesday, 25 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Nedbank https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Sectors: Short Term Trend Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Sappi: Standard Deviation Screen https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Bid Corp https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Tuesday, 24 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Bidvest https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Top 40 Index. Flash Comments https://www.unum.capital/post/_note FX: USDJPY https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Wheat Futures https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Tiger Brands & Textainer Group https://www.unum.capital/post/_note DAX Index. Downside Target Reached https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Monday, 23 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note US 10-Year: Multiple Time Frame Trend & Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note S&P 500: Multiple Time Frame Trend & Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note US Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Kumba Iron Ore https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Absa Group https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Glencore Plc https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Anglo American Plc https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Sanlam https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Truworths. Standard Deviation Screen https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Gold. Standard Deviation Screen https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Copper Miners. Relative Weakness https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Friday, 20 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Richemont https://www.unum.capital/post/_note BHG Group https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Aspen Pharmacare https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Sasol https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Spar Group. Update https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Mondi Plc https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Sappi https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Consumer Staples vs Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Consumer Discretionary vs Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/_note DAX Index https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Thursday, 19 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Home Depot https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Occidental Petroleum https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Barloworld https://www.unum.capital/post/_note PIK. Full Target Reached https://www.unum.capital/post/_note TRU. Full Target Reached https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Wednesday, 18 October 2023 Out of Office Tuesday, 17 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Bid Corp https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Sappi https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Relative Sector Ratings (Visual) https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Standard Deviation Screen: DSY https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Standard Deviation Screen: GFI and HAR https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Standard Deviation Screen: EXX https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Monday, 16 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note FX: Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note British American Tobacco https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Spar Group https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Motus Holdings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Renergen Ltd https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Thungela Resources https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Exxaro Resources https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Friday, 13 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings Thursday, 12 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Strategy Screen https://www.unum.capital/post/_note TFG. Potential Failed H&S? https://www.unum.capital/post/_note SSW. ST Target Reached https://www.unum.capital/post/_note CLS. Bullish Engulfing + Holdings Range Highs https://www.unum.capital/post/_note WHL. Institutional Upgrade https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/chartbook-standard-deviation-1 Chartbook: Standard Deviation Wednesday, 11 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Base Formations & Strong Reversals https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Strategy Screen: CFR, CLS, FSR, SSW, TBS, VOD https://www.unum.capital/post/_note FSR. Update https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Strategy Screen: CPI, SAP, TGA https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Capitec Bank. Now Trading +40% https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Gold Miners https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Tuesday, 10 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Strategy & Approach https://www.unum.capital/post/_note MTN. Fundamental Risks https://www.unum.capital/post/_note BVT. Candle Structure + Incline At Risk https://www.unum.capital/post/_note SPP. At Resistance https://www.unum.capital/post/_note TRU. Bank/Take Profit https://www.unum.capital/post/_note IMP. Follow-Through On Reversal https://www.unum.capital/post/_note SSW. Strong Rebound https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Monday, 09 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Analyst Thoughts https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Most Overbought/Sold vs 200-Week SMA https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Top 40 Index. Technical Observation https://www.unum.capital/post/_note IMP https://www.unum.capital/post/_note FSR https://www.unum.capital/post/_note SOL https://www.unum.capital/post/_note SHP vs J200 https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/chartbook-standard-deviation-1 Chartbook: Standard Deviation Friday, 06 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/_note JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term Thursday, 05 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Pepkor. Bank/Take Profit https://www.unum.capital/post/_note Strategy Screen: SSW, AGL https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term Wednesday, 04 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Strategy Comments https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Strategy Screen https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Relative Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/chartbook-standard-deviation-1 Chartbook: Standard Deviation Tuesday, 03 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable FX Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Update: JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Strategy Screen https://www.unum.capital/post/notable INL https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/chartbook-standard-deviation-1 Chartbook: Standard Deviation https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term Monday, 02 October 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Sanlam Full Target Reached (Sell/Short) https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Top 40 Index: Q4 Seasonality https://www.unum.capital/post/notable WHL https://www.unum.capital/post/notable HAR https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Coal Miners https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE PGMs vs JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/notable CFR Drawdown vs JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Strategy Screen #1 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Strategy Screen #2 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Relative Sector Ratings Friday, 29 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable FX: Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Thursday, 28 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable SOL https://www.unum.capital/post/notable MTN https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/key-markets-ratings Key Markets: Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide Wednesday, 27 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable APN. Target Exceeded. https://www.unum.capital/post/s-a-10-year-bond-yield SA 10-Year Bond Yield https://www.unum.capital/post/notable DCP https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Key Markets: Ratings Tuesday, 26 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Update: JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Strategy Comment https://www.unum.capital/post/tactical-trading-guide Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/notable TRU vs JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/notable BVT. Target Reached https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Relative Sector Ratings Friday, 22 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Short Term Thesis Update: AMS, SSW https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Pepkor Holdings (PPH) https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term Thursday, 21 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Idea Updates + Strategy Comments https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Sector Technical Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term Wednesday, 20 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable FSR. Cover Short Positions https://www.unum.capital/post/notable MTN https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Tactical Trading Guide https://www.unum.capital/post/notable TFG. Target Reached https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term Tuesday, 19 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable NED https://www.unum.capital/post/notable APN. Approaching Target https://www.unum.capital/post/notable ANG. Approaching Target https://www.unum.capital/post/notable GRT https://www.unum.capital/post/notable MNP. Corporate Action https://www.unum.capital/post/notable WHL https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term Monday, 18 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Trading Comments https://www.unum.capital/post/notable CLS https://www.unum.capital/post/notable BVT https://www.unum.capital/post/notable BID. Technically Expensive https://www.unum.capital/post/notable MRP vs TRU https://www.unum.capital/post/notable EXX. Target Reached https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Iron Ore Futures https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Macro Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Ratings: Short Term https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Relative Sector Ratings Friday, 15 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Summary https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Financials vs Resources https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Financials. Breaking Down https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Resources . Breaking Up https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Telco's Relative Weakness https://www.unum.capital/post/notable FSR https://www.unum.capital/post/notable SSW Thursday, 14 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable KIO. Target Exceeded https://www.unum.capital/post/notable AGL. Target Exceeded https://www.unum.capital/post/notable GLN/J200 (Relative) https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Summary https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Sector Ratings Wednesday, 13 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable SSW https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Momentum Trends https://www.unum.capital/post/notable CFR https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Brent Crude Oil https://www.unum.capital/post/notable KIO. Update https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Insurers vs JSE Top 40 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable Media Comment: Bloomberg Terminal (DSY) https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Summary Tuesday, 12 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable ANG https://www.unum.capital/post/notable US Dollar Index (DXY) https://www.unum.capital/post/notable TFG https://www.unum.capital/post/notable TKG https://www.unum.capital/post/notable MTN https://www.unum.capital/post/notable AGL https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Summary Monday, 11 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable KIO https://www.unum.capital/post/notable APN https://www.unum.capital/post/notable MTN https://www.unum.capital/post/notable SOL https://www.unum.capital/post/notable ANG vs GFI https://www.unum.capital/post/notable SHP (Update) https://www.unum.capital/post/notable CPI https://www.unum.capital/post/notable EXX vs ARI https://www.unum.capital/post/notable USD Dollar Index, S&P 500 https://www.unum.capital/post/jse-top-40-index-j200 JSE Top 40 Index https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Technical Summary Friday, 08 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable INL https://www.unum.capital/post/notable RNI. Bank/Take Profit https://www.unum.capital/post/notable AVI https://www.unum.capital/post/notable BVT https://www.unum.capital/post/notable NTC vs LHC https://www.unum.capital/post/notable NTC https://www.unum.capital/post/notable JSE Sector Ratings https://www.unum.capital/post/technical-screen-summary-of-short-term-ratings-6 Technical Summary Thursday, 07 September 2023 https://www.unum.capital/post/notable RDF (Absolute) https://www.unum.capital/post/notable GRT vs RDF https://www.unum.capital/post/notable AGL https://www.unum.capital/post/notable FX: GBP/JPY https://www.unum.capital/post/notable IMP https://www.unum.capital/post/notable DSY https://www.unum.capital/post/notable DAX Index https://www.unum.capital/post/notable CLS. 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Introduction When it comes to investing in shares, it's crucial to be armed with the right tools and knowledge to make informed decisions. One of the most important metrics that investors use to assess the risk and return potential of equities is beta. Beta is a numerical value that measures the sensitivity of a share's price movements relative to changes in the broader market. We will delve into the concept of beta and explore its significance for share investors. What is Beta? Beta, often denoted as "β," is a statistical measure used in finance to quantify the volatility or systematic risk of a share compared to the overall market. The market, in this context, is typically represented by an index, such as the Top 40 index. The beta value indicates how much a share's price is expected to move concerning the market's movements. It helps investors understand how closely the share's performance is tied to the market's fluctuations. Interpreting Beta Values β = 1: If a share has a beta of 1, it moves in perfect correlation with the market. Its price tends to rise or fall by the same percentage as the market index. Such shares are considered market-neutral in terms of volatility. β < 1: A share with a beta below 1 is less volatile than the market. In other words, it is expected to have smaller price swings than the overall market. These shares are often referred to as defensive equities and are perceived to offer a more stable investment option. β > 1: A share with a beta above 1 is more volatile than the market. It tends to experience larger price movements, both upward and downward, compared to the market index. These shares are considered aggressive or growth-oriented investments. Risk and Return Relationship Beta plays a crucial role in determining the risk and return profile of a share. Typically, higher beta shares offer the potential for greater returns but also come with higher risk. Conversely, lower beta shares may have more modest returns but tend to be less risky and more stable during market downturns. For example, if Share A has a beta of 1.5, and the market (represented by an index) increases by 10%, Share A might be expected to rise by 15% (1.5 times the market return). Conversely, if the market falls by 10%, Share A could be anticipated to decline by 15%. How to Use Beta in Investment Decisions Diversification: Beta can help investors build a diversified portfolio. By combining shares with different beta values, investors can offset the risk of high-beta shares with the stability of low-beta shares. Risk Management: Beta assists in assessing the level of risk an investor is willing to undertake. Conservative investors might opt for low-beta shares, while those seeking higher returns might favour high-beta shares. Market Timing: Understanding beta can help investors make better decisions about when to buy or sell a share. During a bullish market, high-beta shares may outperform, while during a bearish market, low-beta shares may hold up better. Limitations of Beta While beta is a valuable metric, it does have some limitations: Historical Data: Beta is based on historical price movements, and the past may not necessarily predict future performance accurately. Market Conditions: Beta assumes that market conditions will remain constant, which is often not the case. Single-factor Metric: Beta considers only market-related risk and does not account for other factors like company-specific events or changes in industry dynamics. Conclusion Beta is a useful tool for investors to gauge the volatility and risk associated with a particular share relative to the overall market. It aids in constructing a well-balanced portfolio and managing risk according to individual investment goals and risk tolerance. However, beta should not be the sole factor in investment decisions, as it's essential to consider other aspects of a company's fundamentals and the broader economic environment to make well-informed investment choices. As with any investment analysis, it's prudent to conduct thorough research. Top 40 share beta and selected markets: The heatmap displayed below presents the constituents of the Top 40 index alongside selected major markets. This dynamic heatmap is updated daily, providing valuable insights. For added convenience, you can download the corresponding data as an Excel file. Stay informed of the latest trends and changes in the market through this user-friendly visualisation. Download the Excel file here:

Introduction In the world of share trading, understanding correlation is vital for making informed investment decisions and managing risk effectively. Correlation plays a crucial role in assessing how different shares or assets move in relation to each other, providing insights into portfolio diversification, risk management, and potential investment opportunities. We will explore the concept of correlation in share trading, its importance, and how traders and investors can leverage this knowledge to improve their strategies. What is Correlation in Share Trading? In share trading, correlation refers to the statistical relationship between the price movements of two or more shares or assets. When two shares have a positive correlation, they tend to move in the same direction – when one share's price increases, the other share's price also increases. On the other hand, a negative correlation indicates that two shares tend to move in opposite directions – when one share's price increases, the other share's price decreases. Finally, if two shares have a correlation close to zero, it suggests that their price movements are not significantly related. Measuring Correlation in Share Trading The most common method of measuring correlation between two shares is by using the Pearson correlation coefficient, just like in general statistics. The correlation coefficient ranges from -1 to 1, with the same interpretation as before: r = 1 indicates a perfect positive correlation, where the two shares move in complete harmony. r = -1 indicates a perfect negative correlation, where the two shares move in opposite directions. r ≈ 0 indicates little to no correlation, suggesting that the two shares have independent price movements. Importance of Correlation in Share Trading Understanding the correlation between different shares is crucial for several reasons: Diversification: Correlation helps traders identify assets that have low or negative correlations with each other. Diversifying a portfolio with assets that are not highly correlated can help reduce overall risk. When some assets decrease in value, others might increase, which can mitigate losses. Risk Management: High correlations among shares can increase the overall risk in a portfolio. If all shares in a portfolio are positively correlated, they are more likely to experience simultaneous declines during market downturns. By knowing the correlation between holdings, traders can optimise their portfolios to manage risk more effectively. Identifying Investment Opportunities: Traders can use correlation analysis to identify potential investment opportunities. For example, if they notice a positive correlation between two shares, they might consider one as a proxy for the other. If the correlation is negative, they may see a hedging opportunity to protect against price declines. Sector Analysis: Correlation analysis can help traders understand the broader movements within specific sectors or industries. For example, in a technology-heavy sector, many shares might be positively correlated, and understanding this can influence investment decisions within that sector. Limitations of Correlation in Share Trading While correlation is a valuable tool, it has its limitations: Changing Market Conditions: Correlations between shares can change over time due to shifts in market dynamics, economic conditions, or company-specific events. Traders need to monitor correlations regularly and be prepared for them to evolve. Limited to Linear Relationships: Correlation measures linear relationships between variables. Some shares may have non-linear relationships, making it important to consider other forms of analysis alongside correlation. Causation Concerns: As always, it's essential to remember that correlation does not imply causation. Just because two shares are correlated does not necessarily mean that one share causes the price movement of the other. Conclusion In share trading, understanding correlation is a powerful tool for making informed decisions, managing risk, and optimising investment portfolios. By analysing the relationship between different shares, traders can diversify their portfolios effectively, identify hedging opportunities, and navigate changing market conditions more intelligently. However, correlation should always be used in combination with other forms of analysis, and traders must be cautious about drawing causal conclusions solely based on correlation. With a solid understanding of correlation, traders can navigate the dynamic world of share trading with greater confidence and success. Top 40 share correlation and selected markets The heatmap displayed below presents the constituents of the Top 40 index alongside selected major markets. This dynamic heatmap is updated daily, providing valuable insights. For added convenience, you can download the corresponding data as an Excel file. Stay informed of the latest trends and changes in the market through this user-friendly visualisation. Download the Excel file here:

Introduction In the world of equity market analysis, traders and investors often seek to identify promising investment opportunities by evaluating the performance of various shares. One valuable tool that aids in this analysis is the Relative Rotational Graph (RRG). RRG is a graphical representation that helps investors understand the relative strength and momentum of different shares within a given market or sector. What is a Relative Rotational Graph (RRG)? A Relative Rotational Graph is a visual representation of the relative performance of shares in comparison to a benchmark index or a specific group of shares. The graph plots individual shares as data points and illustrates their movement over time, relative to the benchmark. The positioning of each share on the graph provides crucial insights into its relative strength, momentum, and potential investment opportunities. How RRG Works: The Four Quadrants The RRG chart is divided into four quadrants, each representing different stages of relative performance: Leading (Leading Quadrant): Shares in this quadrant are exhibiting strong relative strength and positive momentum compared to the benchmark. They are outperforming the broader market or sector and are considered leaders in terms of price performance. These shares are regarded as potential Profit takes or Holds candidates. Weakening (Weakening Quadrant): Shares in this quadrant are experiencing a decline in relative strength compared to the benchmark. While they might still be in an uptrend, their momentum is slowing down, and they may be losing some of their leadership positions. These shares are classified as potential Deteriorating candidates or short-selling. Lagging (Lagging Quadrant): Shares in this quadrant are underperforming the benchmark. They are experiencing weak relative strength and may be struggling compared to other shares or the broader market. These shares are classified as potential Avoid candidates. Improving (Improving Quadrant): Shares in this quadrant are showing signs of improvement in relative strength, indicating that they are gaining momentum and starting to outperform the benchmark. These shares are considered as potential Buy candidates. Interpreting RRG for Investment Insights When analysing a Relative Rotational Graph, traders and investors can draw several meaningful conclusions: Identifying Leaders and Laggards: RRG helps investors quickly identify which shares are leading the market's upward trends and which are lagging behind. Leading shares in the Leading Quadrant might be attractive investment candidates, while those in the Lagging Quadrant could warrant closer examination to understand potential weaknesses. Spotting Trend Reversals: A changing position of a share on the RRG can signal a potential trend reversal. For example, a share moving from the Weakening Quadrant to the Improving Quadrant may indicate a shift in momentum and an upcoming upward trend. Diversification Insights: RRG can assist in portfolio diversification by highlighting shares that exhibit a low correlation with the benchmark. Adding shares with diverse movement patterns can help reduce overall portfolio risk. Monitoring Sector Rotations: RRG is especially useful for sector rotation strategies, where investors rotate their investments based on the relative strength of sectors. It helps identify which sectors are currently leading or lagging in the market. Limitations of RRG While RRG is a valuable tool, it is essential to recognize its limitations: Historical Performance: RRG is based on past price data and may not always predict future movements accurately. Not a Standalone Indicator: RRG should be used in conjunction with other technical and fundamental analysis tools for comprehensive decision-making. Volatility Impact: Highly volatile shares may exhibit erratic movements on the RRG, making interpretation challenging. Conclusion Relative Rotational Graphs provide traders and investors with a powerful visual representation of the relative performance of shares compared to a benchmark index or a group of shares. By understanding the quadrants and interpreting the movements of individual shares, investors can gain valuable insights into market trends, identify potential investment opportunities, and optimise their portfolio allocations. As with any investment analysis tool, it should be used alongside other methods and within the context of a well-thought-out investment strategy. Top 40 constituent RRG chart: The updated RRG chart displayed below compares the individual constituents of the Top 40 index against the index itself. This chart undergoes daily updates, and to enhance clarity, various colour backgrounds are utilised for ease of reference. Leading (Leading Quadrant): Green background. These shares are regarded as potential Profit takes or Hold candidates. Weakening (Weakening Quadrant): Yellow background. These shares are classified as potential Deteriorating candidates or short-selling. Lagging (Lagging Quadrant): Red background. These shares are classified as potential Avoid candidates. Improving (Improving Quadrant): Blue background. These shares are considered potential Buy candidates.

Introduction: Relative Price Strength (RPS) is a critical technical indicator used by traders and investors to assess the performance of an equity relative to the broader market or its industry peers. By understanding RPS and incorporating it into their investment strategies, individuals can gain valuable insights into an equity's potential for future price movement. We will delve into the concept of RPS, how it is calculated, and its significance in share trading. What is Relative Price Strength (RPS)? Relative Price Strength, also known as Relative Strength, is a momentum-based metric that evaluates an equity's performance relative to a benchmark index or a group of peers. It is used to identify equities that have outperformed or underperformed in their market or sector over a specified period. RPS Calculation: To calculate RPS, we compare the price performance of a particular share to the performance of a designated benchmark index or a group of shares. The RPS calculation typically involves comparing the price change over a specific time frame, depending on the preference of the trader or investor. The formula for calculating RPS is as follows: RPS = (Share's Price at date x / Share's Price at date y) / (Benchmark's Price at date x / Benchmark's Price at date y) date x = most recent price of the share or benchmark date y = price of the share or benchmark x periods ago Understanding RPS Values: The RPS value is represented as a ratio, and it indicates the stock's relative strength compared to the benchmark or peer group. A value above 1 suggests that the share has outperformed the benchmark or peers, while a value below 1 indicates underperformance. Significance of RPS in Share Trading: Identifying Strong Performers: RPS helps traders and investors identify shares that have demonstrated significant price strength compared to the overall market or their sector. These shares are often considered strong performers and may continue to exhibit positive price movement. Trend Confirmation: RPS can help confirm the prevailing trends in the market or sector. Shares with high RPS values are more likely to be in uptrends, while those with low RPS values might be in downtrends. Share Selection: Traders can use RPS to filter and prioritise their share selection process. A higher RPS value could make a share more appealing for trading or investment opportunities. Divergence Detection: RPS can also help identify potential divergences between a share and the broader market or sector. Divergences occur when an equity's price moves in the opposite direction to its RPS, which might signal a potential trend reversal or correction. Limitations of RPS: While RPS can be a valuable tool for assessing relative performance, it has some limitations that traders and investors should be aware of: Short-Term Focus: RPS is primarily a short to medium-term indicator. It might not accurately reflect a share's long-term potential or fundamental strength. Benchmark Selection: The choice of benchmark or peer group can significantly impact the RPS calculation. Different benchmarks can lead to different RPS values for the same share. Conclusion: Relative Price Strength (RPS) is a valuable technical indicator that provides insights into an equity's relative performance compared to a benchmark index or its peers. By understanding RPS, traders and investors can make more informed decisions, identify strong performers, and validate existing trends in the market or sector. However, like any single metric, RPS should be used in conjunction with other indicators and fundamental analysis to make well-rounded investment decisions. JSE All Share headline indices RPS: In the financial markets, certain headline indices have showcased remarkable outperformance, suggesting a notable influx of capital. This surge in capital inflow signals growing trader and investor confidence and interest in these headline indices. Whereas traders and investors seem to be reallocating their investments away from headline indices where there is an outflow of capital. Capital Inflow headline indices (in ranking order): Resources Capital outflow headline indices (in ranking order): Financials Industrials JSE All Share share RPS: Understanding the performance of individual shares in comparison to the broader market is crucial for traders and investors seeking to capitalise on market trends. The table below highlights the top 20 and bottom 20 shares based on RPS, with a lookback period of the last 10 days, indicated by their ranking changes since the previous update. The table is updated daily. The Top 20 RPS Leaders: These are the shares that have exhibited the strongest relative price performance within the JSE All Share index over the past 10 days. The Bottom 20 RPS Laggards: These shares have shown the weakest relative price performance within the JSE All Share index over the same 10-day period. JSE All Share sector RPS: In this analysis, we will examine the top 10 and bottom 10 sectors based on RPS, considering the lookback period of the last 10 days. The table is also updated daily. The Top 10 RPS Leading Sectors These sectors have demonstrated the strongest relative price performance within the JSE All Share index during the 10-day lookback period. The Bottom 10 RPS Lagging Sectors Conversely, these sectors have exhibited the weakest relative price performance within the JSE All Share index over the same 10-day period.

What is a Heatmap? This heatmap displays value trader data regarding the top 60 JSE (Johannesburg Stock Exchange) shares. It depicts how their last value traded compares to their average daily value traded over the last 20 days. Share Tickers: Each block or cell in the heatmap is labelled with a ticker symbol, representing a particular share on the JSE. For example, "IMP" or "NPN" are tickers for specific companies listed o the JSE. Axes: The x-axis represents the "Percentage of Average Value Traded", ranging from zero to positive percentages. It illustrates the daily variations in a share's trading volume (value traded), where increased positive values indicate an increase in the value of shares traded. Block size: The size of each block signifies the "Value Traded" for a particular share in a day, compared to its 20-day value traded, expressed as a percentage. The greater the block size, the more significant the increase in value traded. Furthermore, blocks with a reddish hue indicate that the value traded is associated with a volume spike. In essence, a volume spike refers to a sudden and notable increase in the number of shares traded in a short period, often signalling heightened traders and investor interest or activity in that particular share. "Value Traded" denotes the total monetary amount of a specific share exchanged on the equity market within a given day. It is determined by multiplying the volume of shares traded with their average trading price for that day. Formula: Value Traded = Number of Shares Traded × Average Trading Price of the Share Average Value Traded Per Share, is the average of the daily traded values for the last 20 trading sessions. It provides a more stable measure to compare against a single day's value traded. Formula: Percentage of average value traded = Value traded for one day ÷ 20-Day Average Value Traded How to Use the Heatmap: The presence of various colors from blue to red suggests that there's a diverse trading behavior among the top 60 JSE shares. Some share are experiencing a surge in trading activity, while others are seeing less than usual. The shares in the red zone might be experiencing significant events, news, or developments leading to heightened trader and investor interest, resulting in higher trading volumes. Conversely, the shares in the blue zone could be in a consolidation phase, or there might not be any significant news driving the share, leading to decreased interest and trading activity. Interpretation Liquidity Indicator A higher average traded value suggests that the share is more liquid, meaning it can be bought or sold in larger quantities without causing significant price movements. This can be beneficial for large institutional investors who need to make big trades without impacting the price too much. Trader and Investor Interest A sudden spike in the daily value traded compared to the 20-day average can indicate heightened trader and investor interest, either due to recent news, earnings announcements, or other market events. Value Traded Per Day > 20-Day Average (large red blocks): When the value traded on a particular day is significantly higher than the 20-day average, it could signify increased buying/selling activity. This could be due to recent positive/negative news, earnings beats/misses, or sector-specific developments. Such spikes warrant further investigation into why traders and investors are showing increased interest. Value Traded Per Day < 20-Day Average (large blue blocks): If the value traded on a particular day is much lower than the 20-day average, it might indicate decreased interest or a potential consolidation phase. In such cases, traders and investors might be in a "wait and watch" mode, or there might not be any significant news driving the share. Consistency (small red and blue blocks) If the daily traded value remains consistently close to the 20-day average, it suggests stability in the share's trading patterns. However, small red blocks signify that traded values for these shares are also higher than their respective averages. Conclusion This heatmap provides a visual snapshot of the trading activity of the top 60 JSE shares relative to their average daily values. Traders and investors can use such visualisations to quickly identify shares with abnormal trading volumes, which might warrant further investigation or present potential trading opportunities. In all the scenarios presented, it is crucial to consider other market indicators and conduct a comprehensive analysis before making investment decisions. External factors, such as macroeconomic conditions, industry trends, and geopolitical events, can also influence share price movements and trading volumes.

What is a Heatmap? A heatmap is a graphical representation of data where individual shares are represented as colours. In this context, the heatmap below shows the top 60 JSE (Johannesburg Stock Exchange) shares by value traded and their percentage daily change. Share Tickers: Each block or cell in the heatmap is labelled with a ticker symbol, representing a particular share on the JSE. For example, "IMP" or "NPN" are tickers for specific companies listed on the JSE. Axes: The x-axis depicts the "Percentage Change", spanning from negative to positive values. It reflects the day-to-day fluctuations in a share's price, with positive values signifying an uptick in share price value and negative ones denoting a decline. Block size: The size of each block signifies the "Value Traded" for a particular share in a day. "Value Traded" denotes the total monetary amount of a specific share exchanged on the equity market within a given day. It is determined by multiplying the volume of shares traded with their average trading price for that day. Formula: Value Traded = Number of Shares Traded × Average Trading Price of the Share This metric is pivotal as it sheds light on the liquidity and activity surrounding a specific share. A higher value traded typically signifies increased interest and engagement with that share for a multitude of reasons. Conversely, a lower value traded might suggest diminished interest or activity in that particular share. How to Use the Heatmap: When analysing equity markets, both the "value traded" and the direction of the share price movement (percentage change) can provide critical insights into the sentiment and behaviour of traders and investors. High Trading Volume with Rising Share Price (larger block sizes and darker shading of green): Interpretation: This typically indicates a strong buying interest in the share. A higher volume of shares being traded, combined with an upward movement in price, suggests that the demand for the share is outstripping supply. This can be due to positive news about the company, better-than-expected earnings reports, or any other factor that boosts traders' and investors' confidence in the share's future performance. Possible Implications: The share may be in a bullish phase. This scenario might attract more market participants who want to capitalise on the upward trend, further pushing the price up, at least in the short term. However, traders and investors need to be cautious about potential overvaluations. High Trading Volume with Declining Share Price (larger block sizes and darker shading of red): Interpretation: This indicates strong selling pressure. Even though a large volume of shares is being traded, the fact that the price is declining suggests that there is more supply than demand for the share. Reasons can include negative news about the company, disappointing earnings reports, or broader negative market or sector trends. Possible Implications: The share might be in a bearish phase, signalling a potential downtrend. This can cause panic selling among market participants, which might further depress the share price. On the other hand, some market participants might see this as an opportunity to buy the share at a discounted price, anticipating a future rebound. High Trading Volume with Minimal Price Fluctuation (larger block sizes with a beige shading): Interpretation: When there is a large value traded with minimal share price movement, it suggests that there is equilibrium between buyers and sellers: A high trading volume with little change in price indicates that there is a balance between buying and selling pressure. For every trader or investor eager to sell, there is someone equally willing to buy at nearly the same price. Possible Implications: The share could be in a consolidation phase, where it is finding a stable price range after a period of significant upward or downward movement. This phase can often precede a breakout in either direction, depending on subsequent news or market sentiment. The share might be trading near a strong support (a price level where a share tends to find buying interest) or resistance level (a price level where selling interest tends to surface). Even with high trading volumes, the share might struggle to break these levels, leading to minimal price movement. Low Trading Volume with Significant Price Swing (Either Direction) (small block sizes with either a darker shading of green or red): Interpretation: When there is a small value traded combined with significant share price movement either upwards or downwards, the share might not be highly liquid, meaning there are not many shares available for trading. In such cases, even small buy or sell orders can cause disproportionate price movements. Possible Implications: Shares that are thinly traded or have low trading volumes can be more volatile, leading to larger price swings with fewer shares being exchanged. The share might be highly sensitive to specific news or events. Even if only a few traders and investors react to the news, it can cause a significant price movement due to the low volume of trades. Low Trading Volume with Minimal Price Fluctuations (small block sizes with a beige shading): Interpretation: There might be a general consensus about the share's value among the few participants, leading to little price movement. In the absence of any significant news or events related to the company or its industry, traders and investors might have no strong incentive to buy or sell, resulting in low trading volume and stable prices. Possible Implications: Market participants could be on the sidelines, waiting for a clear indication or event that might dictate the share's future direction. Until such an event occurs, there may be limited trading activity and minimal price change. The nearly unchanged price with low volume might indicate that the market is indecisive about that particular share at the moment, with no strong bullish or bearish sentiment driving it. Conclusion: When the bulk of the blocks are sizable and green, it signifies a largely upbeat market day, underscored by heightened trading activity. These shares could be potential candidates for a long position. On the other hand, if a majority of blocks are red and indicate robust trading, the market seems to have tilted towards a negative trend, suggesting possible short-sell opportunities. For shares represented by beige blocks, whether large or small, it might be prudent to exercise caution or steer clear In all the scenarios presented, it is crucial to consider other market indicators and conduct a comprehensive analysis before making investment decisions. External factors, such as macroeconomic conditions, industry trends, and geopolitical events, can also influence share price movements and trading volumes.

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