#singapore #malaysia #ringgit #technicalanalysis #stocks #stockmarket #mastercard #forex #foreignexchange #currencies
6 extracted signals · 5 resolved · 1 still active
Money & ChartsIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 13 Sept 2025, 14:00 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 18 May 2026, 20:23 UTC
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The video provides technical analysis on various stocks and forex pairs. Medtronic (MDT) is expected to continue its bullish trend, targeting $115.51. Mastercard (MA) is undergoing a correction with a bearish target of $432.40 if resistance isn't broken. TotalEnergies (TTE) is also bearish, targeting $45.95, failing to hold above the 20-week SMA multiple times. SGDMYR continues its bearish pattern, targeting 3.2053. New coverage includes CHFJPY, which is forming a double top, targeting 176.88, and invalidation above 186.22. EURJPY may also form a double top, targeting 165.54, and invalidation above 173.11. Finally, NZDCHF is technically bullish after completing a falling wedge pattern, targeting 0.4907, with potential rejection around 0.4825. CADCHF, USDTHB and HSBC coverage is being ceased due to invalidation or pattern completion.
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