Daily Stock Report

Thursday, June 18, 2026 at 08:07 SGT
Fear & Greed: 15/100 - Extreme Fear (up)

1. Market Snapshot

All markets open and trading today. Crypto Fear & Greed Index at 15/100 - Extreme Fear.

2. Market Benchmarks

IndexPriceChg%RSI52W%Trend
STI (SG)5,176.46+0.78%56.8+98.50%Neutral
S&P 500 (US)7,420.10-1.21%41.1+88.00%Neutral
HSI (HK)24,312.16-1.40%43.2+23.10%Neutral
Shanghai Comp (CN)4,108.08-0.11%49.1+83.50%Neutral
CSI 300 (CN)4,931.39+1.16%37.0+99.80%Bearish
STI (+0.78%) and CSI 300 (+1.16%) are the clear leaders, both within 1-2% of their 52-week highs. HSI (-1.40%) and S&P 500 (-1.21%) lag, with the S&P slipping below its 20-day MA amid weakening breadth (RSI 41.1). The sharp divergence between Singapore/China and US/HK markets suggests capital rotation into Asian ex-Japan equities.

3. SGX Stocks (SGD)

NamePriceChg%RSIVolMA20%MA50%MA200%52W%
DBS65.01+2.01%63.4+1.25+3.18%+8.15%+15.36%+99.20%
OCBC24.62+1.48%65.0+1.23+4.04%+7.60%+22.67%+98.80%
UMS2.76+1.85%53.8+0.71+4.53%+17.29%+81.17%+82.40%
Sheng Siong3.23-1.22%75.0+0.78+4.04%+4.95%+21.62%+96.50%
HSTECH0.75-2.22%40.4+0.55-3.68%-4.54%-14.69%+2.30%
SGX banks are on fire — DBS (+2.01%, RSI 63.4) and OCBC (+1.48%, RSI 65.0) both at 99% of 52-week highs with above-average volume (1.25x and 1.23x), confirming institutional accumulation. UMS (+1.85%) rides the semi cycle with a golden cross intact. Sheng Siong (-1.22%, RSI 75) is overbought — profit-taking risk near 52W highs. HSTECH (-2.22%, RSI 40.4) buckles under tech weakness, death cross in place, volume at just 0.55x — avoid until a reversal pattern forms.

4. US Stocks (USD)

NamePriceChg%RSIVolMA20%MA50%MA200%52W%
NVDA$204.65-1.33%45.5+0.89-3.66%-1.96%+7.88%+66.30%
AAPL$295.95-1.10%37.1+1.01-2.52%+2.78%+10.49%+82.50%
TSLA$396.38-2.05%36.9+0.87-4.38%-1.24%-4.86%+51.20%
MCHI$53.00-2.09%37.9+1.14-3.82%-6.57%-12.30%+0.90%
US tech broadly soft: NVDA (-1.33%, RSI 45.5) retreats from resistance, AAPL (-1.10%, RSI 37.1) and TSLA (-2.05%, RSI 36.9) both oversold. AAPL and NVDA still hold golden crosses above their 200-day MAs, so this looks like a pullback within an uptrend rather than a breakdown. MCHI (-2.09%, RSI 37.9) at 52-week lows with elevated volume (1.14x) — China exposure is being sold despite the CSI 300 rally.

5. HKSE Stocks (HKD)

NamePriceChg%RSIVolMA20%MA50%MA200%52W%
BYDHK$81.90-2.56%31.4+1.32-8.32%-16.30%-18.42%+1.00%
AlibabaHK$106.90-0.09%32.3+0.78-10.76%-15.56%-26.26%+6.00%
HK stocks are deeply oversold and approaching capitulation. BYD (RSI 31.4, 52W position 1.0%) and Alibaba (RSI 32.3, 52W position 6.0%) are at/near 52-week lows. BYD shows elevated volume (1.32x) — early bottom-fishing or forced liquidation. With death crosses and -16% to -26% below 200-day MAs, this is not a dip to catch; wait for RSI recovery above 40 first.

6. Crypto (USD)

Fear & Greed: 15/100 - Extreme Fear (up)
NamePriceChg%RSIVolMA20%MA50%MA200%52W%
BTC$64,543.88-1.61%52.7+1.22-1.57%-11.83%-16.46%+8.10%
ETH$1,752.19-2.13%48.6+1.16-0.84%-13.95%-26.67%+7.10%
DOGE$0.09-1.13%45.3+0.85-3.55%-13.96%-20.69%+3.50%
Crypto in full bear territory. BTC (RSI 52.6, -11.86% below SMA50, -16.50% below SMA200) and ETH (RSI 48.5, -14.03% below SMA50, -26.74% below SMA200) both show death crosses. Fear & Greed at 15 (Extreme Fear, up from 12) shows sentiment washed out but not yet recovering. BTC volume above average (1.22x) — possible early accumulation, but with 52-week position at just 8.1%, plenty of downside remains. Not a buy zone unless you have >12-month horizon and stomach for 30-40% drawdowns.

7. Currency Corner (SGD Perspective)

USD/SGD
1.29
+0.23%
CNY/SGD
0.19
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USD/SGD at 1.2874, up +0.26% — SGD slightly weaker against the greenback. For a Singapore-based investor, this adds a mild tailwind to USD-denominated holdings (NVDA, AAPL, TSLA) when translated to SGD. CNY/SGD at 0.1900 remains range-bound. SGD broadly steady — no urgent hedging action needed, but watch if USD/SGD breaks above 1.2950.

8. Key Signals

Unusual Volume (High)

  • Shanghai Comp 4.98x
  • CSI 300 5.00x

Near 52W High (>95%)

  • CSI 300 99.8%
  • DBS 99.2%
  • DBS 99.2%
  • OCBC 98.8%
  • OCBC 98.8%
  • STI 98.5%
  • Sheng Siong 96.5%

Near 52W Low (<10%)

  • MCHI 0.9%
  • BYD 1.0%
  • HSTECH 2.3%
  • DOGE 3.5%
  • Alibaba 6.0%
  • ETH 7.1%
  • BTC 8.1%

Golden Cross (MA20 > MA50)

  • AAPL
  • CSI 300
  • DBS
  • DBS
  • NVDA
  • OCBC
  • OCBC
  • S&P 500
  • STI
  • Sheng Siong
  • TSLA
  • UMS

Death Cross (MA20 < MA50)

  • Alibaba
  • BTC
  • BYD
  • DOGE
  • ETH
  • HSI
  • HSTECH
  • MCHI
  • Shanghai Comp
Signal Interpretation: The picture is starkly bipolar — Singapore banks and Chinese blue chips (CSI 300) are in full risk-on mode at 52-week highs with golden crosses, while HK stocks, crypto, and China ETFs (MCHI) are at 52-week lows with death crosses. This divergence suggests money is rotating out of US-listed China exposure and HK names into Singapore and onshore Chinese markets. Crypto is the extreme outlier — every asset in death cross territory, Extreme Fear, and well below key MAs. Contrarian accumulation may work on a 6-12 month view, but short-term momentum is clearly against it.

9. Earnings Calendar Alert

Earnings Calendar (next 14 days): No watchlist tickers have confirmed earnings reports in the next 14 days (through July 2, 2026). Q2 2026 earnings season typically kicks off mid-July for US banks and late July for tech. Singapore banks (DBS, OCBC) report semi-annual results in August. Monitor NVDA closely — Q2 earnings expected in late August. No imminent earnings-driven catalysts for the watchlist.

10. TL;DR

Key Takeaway

Actionable View: SG banks (DBS, OCBC) are the strongest conviction names in the watchlist — buyable on dips below their 20-day MAs (~63 for DBS, ~23.70 for OCBC). US tech (NVDA, AAPL) is in a healthy pullback within an uptrend — consider adding on further weakness to support. HK stocks and crypto remain in bear territory — avoid until RSI reclaims 40 and volume confirms a reversal. The CSI 300 volume explosion (5.0x) is a notable catalyst signal for China exposure — if you want China, go onshore via CSI 300-linked products rather than MCHI.