Sell Suntec Reit at S$1.47?

 Should I sell Suntec Reit at S$1.47?


1. Sell supertrend signal appeared yesterday.

2. The first pullback after supertrend occurred today.

3. Sell while I'm still in profit.

I queued yesterday at S$1.46 but it wasn't done.

Hopefully I can catch it today at S$1.47.

~ The Rookie Trader Journal.










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