Philippine National Bank Analysis: May 29, 2020

Philippine National Bank (PSE:PNB) closed at ₱21.50 per share as of 01:00 PM GMT+8 on May 29, 2020. It went up by 3.61 percent.

The Total Turnover Value was ₱3,552,670.00. The local traders were the main drivers of Philippine National Bank today.

Foreign investors are net buyers today with a Net Foreign Buying worth ₱607,300.00. Foreign fundies are net sellers year-to-date, but their day-to-day Net Foreign is relatively small.

The immediate support is near ₱18.00, while the immediate resistance is near ₱24.90.

Our 10SMACD combo is bullish.

PNB’s risk level is low due to its historical volatility score of 48.17 percent.

Trade-Volume Distribution

Last Price: ₱ 21.50
VWAP: ₱21.24803
Dominant Range: ₱21.50 – ₱21.60

The Momentum Power Indicator of Philippine National Bank is bullish.

True Market Sentiment

True Market Sentiment on PNB as of May-29-2020 at 01:00PM with a last price of ₱21.50
True Market Sentiment: BEARISH
5 of the top 10 brokers registered a positive Net Amount
4 of the top 10 brokers registered a higher Buying Average than Selling Average
Top 10 Players’ Buying Average: ₱21.2073
Top 10 Players’ Selling Average: ₱21.2279
Bonus Info:
4 out of 22 participants or 18.18% of all participants registered a 100% BUYING activity
8 out of 22 participants or 36.36% of all participants registered a 100% SELLING activity

Recommendations

Do you have Philippine National Bank in your portfolio already?

You may top up since the 10SMACD and the Momentum Power Indicator of PNB are both bullish. Please remember to do a manual upward adjustment on your trailing stop every time PNB registers a higher prevailing price.

You don’t have Philippine National Bank yet but are you planning to do a test-buy?

There is a buy signal confirmation for PNB already, but make sure that you calculate your reward-to-risk ratio first. If you’re satisfied with your reward-to-risk ratio, that’s when you should position within the dominant range. Don’t buy at any random price under the ASK column. Remember to do an upward adjustment on your trailing stop when the stock registers a higher price.

Please use a trailing stop instead of a fixed stop loss. No matter how bullish or bearish the data-driven forecast is, the price may still move to the opposite direction. Preserve your capital, protect your gains, and prevent unbearable losses with the use of a trailing stop. You may use our trailing stop calculator from our stock market library.

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