5-Day Trailing Cumulative of the Dominant Money Flow of the 3 Largest-Cap Stocks of Singapore Straits Times Index up until 8 March 2019

5-Day Trailing Cumulative of the Dominant Money Flow of the 3 Largest-Cap Stocks of Singapore Straits Times Index up until 8 March 2019:

DBS Bank: -$9,033,261 

OCBC Bank: +$11,920,482 

 UOB Bank: +$5,777,421 

Cumulative Working:

(These 3 stocks alone make up around half the weight of the entire Straits Times Index).

The Top 5-Day Cumulative Dominant Money Outflow STI-Component Stock:

Singtel: -$28,070,578 

Capitamall:  -$26,773,944 

Genting: -$25,170,813 

The Top 5-Day Cumulative Dominant Money Inflow STI-Component Stock:

Ascendas Reit: +$13,106,237 

Capitaland: +$12,421,252 

OCBC Bank:  +$11,920,482 

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4-Day Cumulative of the Dominant Money Flow of the 3 Largest-Cap Stocks of Singapore Straits Times Index up until 7 March 2019

4-Day Cumulative of the Dominant Money Flow of the 3 Largest-Cap Stocks of Singapore Straits Times Index up until 7 March 2019:

DBS Bank:   +$10,817,284 

 OCBC Bank:  +$13,971,672 

UOB Bank:   +$13,176,074 

Cumulative Working:

(These 3 stocks alone make up around half the weight of the entire Straits Times Index).

The Top Three 4-Day Cumulative Dominant Money Outflow STI-Component Stock:

Genting:  -$25,008,723 

Capitmall:  -$24,547,298 

Yangzijiang:  -$20,463,453 

The Top Three 4-Day Cumulative Dominant Money Inflow STI-Component Stock:

Ascendas Reit:  +$18,106,248

CapitaCom Trust:  +$13,918,337 

OCBC Bank:  +$13,971,672 

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Equity Dominant Money Flow within the Singapore Straits Times Index Stocks for 6 March 2019:

Equity Dominant Money Flow of the 3 Largest-Cap Stocks of Singapore Straits Times Index for 6 March 2019:

DBS:   +$10,779,616   (Net Dominant Inflow for 6th March 2019)

OCBC: +$3,917,497  (Net Dominant Inflow for 6th March 2019)

UOB:   +$2,361,623  (Net Dominant Inflow for 6th March 2019)

(These 3 stocks alone make up around half the weight of the entire Straits Times Index).

The top 3 most Dominant Money Outflow STI-Component Stock for 6th March 2019:

Capitamall: -$14,578,647 

Thai Beverage: -$11,855,243 

Singtel: -$9,818,149 

The top most Dominant Money Inflow STI-Component Stock for 6th March 2019:

DBS:  +$10,779,616 

 Ascendas Reit: +$10,883,247.00 

 Venture Corp: +$3,088,992  

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Equity Dominant Money Flow of the 3 Largest-Cap Stocks of Singapore Straits Times Index for 5 March 2019:

Equity Dominant Money Flow of the 3 Largest-Cap Stocks of Singapore Straits Times Index for 5 March 2019:

DBS:  +$2,432,297  (Net Dominant Inflow for 5th March 2019)

OCBC: -$ 556,738 (Net Dominant Outflow for 5th March 2019)

UOB:  +$1,283,870  (Net Dominant Inflow for 5th March 2019)

(These 3 stocks alone make up around half the weight of the entire Straits Times Index).

The most Dominant Money Outflow STI-Component Stock for 5th March 2019:

Yangzijiang: -$13,841,438 

The most Dominant Money Inflow STI-Component Stock for 5th March 2019:

Ascendas Reit:  +$5,949,617 

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Equity Dominant Money Flow of the 3 Largest-Cap Stocks of Singapore Straits Times Index for 4 March 2019

Equity Dominant Money Flow of the 3 Largest-Cap Stocks of Singapore Straits Times Index for 4 March 2019:

DBS: + $7,717,741 (Net Dominant Inflow for 4th March 2019)

OCBC: +$11,960,944 (Net Dominant Inflow for 4th March 2019)

UOB: +$10,490,319 (Net Dominant Inflow for 4th March 2019)

(These 3 stocks alone make up around half the weight of the entire Straits Times Index).

The most Dominant Money Outflow STI-Component Stock for 4th March 2019:

Yangzijiang -$12,445,536

The most Dominant Money Inflow STI-Component Stock for 4th March 2019:

OCBC Bank: +$11,960,944

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