- Naranj Research Desk
Last week gave an important signal to the Saudi market.
The Tadawul All Share Index closed lower by nearly 1.4%, ending the week around 11,031.
At first glance, this may look like a normal weekly decline.
But when we connect the bigger picture from both the weekly and daily charts, the message becomes more serious.
For weeks, TASI has been moving inside a falling channel, meaning the market has been making lower highs over time.
The last time the index tried to move higher, sellers once again stepped in near the upper boundary of the channel.
That rejection matters.
Because it suggests the market still lacks strong buying momentum.
On the daily chart, a bearish Head & Shoulder pattern has developed, and the index has now slipped below the neckline.
In simple terms:
👉 Bearish momentum may now begin to intensify.
This increases the possibility of a short-term correction.
Right now, two downside zones become very important:
🔹 First support: 10,500 – 10,400
🔹 Next support: 10,100 – 10,000
These are the areas where buyers may attempt to stabilize the market.
On the upside, the picture changes only if TASI manages to reclaim and hold above 11,100.
If that happens, the index could attempt another move toward 11,500.
But for now, that scenario appears less likely.
The current setup suggests the Saudi market may remain in a neutral to bearish phase in the near term.
This is not the kind of environment where aggressive buying usually works well.
At this stage, patience matters more than prediction.
Instead of chasing every move, traders should focus on:
✔ Watching how the index behaves near support zones
✔ Avoiding aggressive long positions
✔ Waiting for confirmation before taking fresh exposure
Because in markets like this, protecting capital becomes just as important as finding opportunities.
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