Webinar – Trading Ideas From Charts

Synopsis

The U.S. interest rate is expected to peak at 5.2% by June 2023. Investors are also predicting US interest rate will decline to below 5.0% by the end of 2023.  Will the equity market looks beyond June 2023 and focus on the rate cut or will it decline with further increase in US interest rate in the immediate future.


This session will provide you with an opportunity to learn about the markets from our Technical Analyst, Nicholas Tan. He will share trading ideas and insights on how the various asset classes are performing with live charts. During the session, you can join in and ask questions about specific stocks.


Webinar Details:
Topic: Trading Ideas from Charts
Date:   6 March 2023, Monday
Time:  6.30pm to 7.30pm
Speaker:  Nicholas Tan, Associate Director, UOB Kay Hian

Webinar – Trading Ideas From Charts

Synopsis

The U.S. interest rate is expected to peak at 5.2% by June 2023. Investors are also predicting US interest rate will decline to below 5.0% by the end of 2023.  Will the equity market looks beyond June 2023 and focus on the rate cut or will it decline with further increase in US interest rate in the immediate future.


This session will provide you with an opportunity to learn about the markets from our Technical Analyst, Nicholas Tan. He will share trading ideas and insights on how the various asset classes are performing with live charts. During the session, you can join in and ask questions about specific stocks.


Webinar Details:
Topic: Trading Ideas from Charts
Date:   6 March 2023, Monday
Time:  6.30pm to 7.30pm
Speaker:  Nicholas Tan, Associate Director, UOB Kay Hian

Webinar – Trading Ideas From Charts

Synopsis

Will the US equity market continue to rebound from its October 2022 low, as the Federal Reserve is hiking interest rates less aggressively, given that US inflation seems to have peaked? China’s decision to ease restrictions on COVID-19 and reopen its border have also contributed to global optimism. Is the worst behind us?


This session will provide you with an opportunity to learn about the markets from our Technical Analyst, Nicholas Tan. He will share trading ideas and insights on how the various asset classes are performing with live charts. During the session, you can join in and ask questions about specific stocks.


Webinar Details:
Topic: Trading Ideas from Charts
Date:   13 February 2023, Monday
Time:  6.30pm to 7.30pm
Speaker:  Nicholas Tan, Associate Director, UOB Kay Hian

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Maintain Sufficient Funds for CFD and LFX Accounts over Lunar New Year Period

In anticipation of the upcoming Singapore holiday (Lunar New Year), clients are encouraged to put in funds in their accounts on top of the margin requirements to maintain a healthy account balance.

This is to protect against any sudden adverse market movements and reduce the possibility of positions being liquidated.

We wish you a happy holiday and thank you for trading with UOB Kay Hian.

Trading Hours of CFD Equities, CFD Indices, Precious Metals On 16 Jan US Holiday

Kindly refer to the following trading hours of the respective products during the upcoming US Holiday (US Martin Luther King Jr Day) on 16 Jan 2023.

  1. US CFD Equities NYSE & NASDAQ
    16 Jan 2023: Trading session will be Closed
  2. US CFD Indices USTEC, US30 and US500
    16 Jan 2023: Trading session closes at 2:00am SGT on 17 Jan 2023 and will reopen at 7:00am SGT on 17 Jan 2023
  3. Precious Metals XAUUSD & XAGUSD
    16 Jan 2023: Trading session closes at 3:25am SGT on 17 Jan 2023 and will reopen at 7:01am SGT on 17 Jan 2023

Please take note that during this period, the market usually experience reduced liquidity in the FX spot and swap markets. All execution of orders or stop loss will be filled at best basis or subjected to the market conditions as spreads will widen during this period.

Swaps are still chargeable for positions held overnight during this period and hence, please ensure that there are sufficient funds in your account.

We wish you a happy holiday and thank you for trading with UOB Kay Hian.