Technical Analysis of Noble Group

December 22, 2012 in Noble, Singapore by Shivakkumar Vadiveyl

Technical Analysis of Noble Group

Noble Group is another commodity related stock that is listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange. Noble Group share price has been on a decline since Jan 2011.

In our last article on Noble Group back in June 2012, we said that the Noble Group share price is trapped in an Expanding Triangle. We also said that if it breaks to the downside, it would be limited to 0.95 and would rally off that level. The Expanding Triangle did break to the downside but the share price only went as low as 1.02 before rallying by almost 38%.

The Noble Group share price has since dropped back to the 1.00 region and bounced off that level again. This action has formed a huge Contracting Triangle spanning one whole year (from Sep 2011 till Sep 2012). The triangle seems to have been completed end of Sep 2012 with all 5 waves in. This type of horizontal triangle is a continuation pattern which tells us that the Noble Group share price is going to slide further down. How much further down is that going to be? According to the triangle pattern, the price projection is determined by taking the widest part of the triangle and adding (or subtracting in this case) that to the break out point.

Noble Group Share Price Chart

Noble Group Technical Analysis 22 Dec 2012

By doing this, we arrive at a target of 0.4 for Noble Group share price. This is a deep sell off compared to the current price and so we should take another look at the alternative count. There is a possibility that the triangle is actually wave four of a larger wave. In that case, we can make use of the length of wave 1 to project the target. Using this method, we arrive at 0.95. This is also a likely target and if indeed this level holds, the Noble Group share price is likely to embark on a medium term recovery upwards with a target of 1.7 (50% ) to 1.9(62%).

The Primary count still remains the deep sell off to 0.4. The important level to watch is the 1.00 level which has been providing support for about a year now. If that level breaks and the price drops below 0.9, it is very much likely that it could go all the way down to 0.4 region.

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Elliott Wave Analysis of Noble Group (N21) – Sitting On Support at 1.0

June 6, 2012 in Noble by Shivakkumar Vadiveyl

Elliott Wave Analysis of Noble Group (N21) – Sitting On Support at 1.00

Noble Group is in the business of Commodity Trading and is listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange. The recent bout of price break downs seen recently in Commodity based stocks has not spared Noble Group. It has lost a big chunk but in a steady manner and is now sitting at the psychological support of 1.0. It has bounced off the 1.05 level three times already in the past few weeks but the bounce off this level has been short lived. I’m of the view that the price action formed by the bounce off the 1.05 level has formed an Expanding Triangle as depicted in the below chart.

Noble Group Technical Analysis 06 June 2012
Noble Group Elliott Wave Analysis 06 June 2012

The Primary Elliott Wave Count that I have for Noble labels the move down since 15 Feb 2012 as a five wave impulsive move. According to this count, the final leg down in the form of wave 5 is expected once the Expanding Triangle is complete with a target of 0.95. It is also possible that the 1.05 level will hold and wave 5 might truncate and that would be a bullish event which could see prices heading higher.

Back to the discussion on the Expanding Triangle, we have so far completed four clear sub waves within the Expanding Triangle. The final leg E is in progress and is expected to hit 1.16. The price action going forward will be decided after this level is hit. If the price progresses further upwards from there, we could see higher prices. If it breaks down to the bottom side, it would signal the beginning of the final wave 5 of this down move.

The implication of this is that the sell down on Commodity counters are coming to an end soon and a rebound is likely. On the longer term though, commodity counters are likely to continue to fare badly as the major economies slows down. The rebound on these counters are likely to be short lived and would be better if it is taken as an opportunity to off load and move to better stocks. Nevertheless, we would need to review the rebound and evaluate the strength of it to determine exactly the nature of the move.

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