Mr. Suchet Suktae, Deputy Managing Director, Media Marketing Department of ASL Securities, stated during the “Kaohoon” program on May 26, 2026, that the Thai market has overall performed well in the previous sessions, supported by the power plant, oil, technology, and electronic part sectors, particularly the big-cap stocks benefited from tech and AI investment trends.
For today’s SET Index outlook, ASL set a key supporting level at 1,536 points, and a resistance level at 1,560 points. Should the market receive enough support, it may potentially test the 1,560 – 1,570 point range. However, if the index weakens below 1,550 points, investors should be more cautious and may consider partially reducing risk, as many stocks have already risen significantly recently.
Meanwhile, the overall Asian stock markets this morning—including Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Japan—have shown a weakening trend, which might lead the Thai stock market to face short-term profit-taking, and the strategy should be more defensive.
Mr. Suchet highlighted the technically attractive stocks including MINT, which has started to show recovery signals after its share price dropped to the supporting level of THB 21 – 22 before rebounding to close at THB 22.40. The resistance level is THB 23.50; breaking through this level would signal a short-term recovery.
As for AURA, which is related to the gold business, its movement typically follows gold price cycles. The support level is given at THB 14.70, and the resistance level is THB 15.60.
The analyst added THCOM has shown signs of earnings recovery. Its latest closing price was THB 11.50 and could potentially test THB 12 in the near term, with the next target price in the THB 13-15 range should the company’s next quarter performance continue the recovery momentum.
CRC has also demonstrated a rapid recovery after its share price declined from THB 30 to the THB 15 – 16 range and is now gradually rebounding. Yesterday, it closed at THB 21.10, with a key support level at THB 20.50 and resistance level at THB 22. The analyst maintains a “Hold” rating for CRC, especially for medium- to long-term investors.
SCGP most recently closed at THB 24.40, with a short-term resistance level at THB 25-25.50 and a key resistance level at THB 26. Should the price hold above THB 26, it is considered a positive signal. However, the analyst recommends cautiously trading SCGP in the short term due to ongoing market volatility.
For electronics parts stocks, Mr. Suchet noted that after a strong rally, especially CCET, which is now subject to the tier 1 market surveillance measure (Cash Balance), investors should monitor whether the equity can hold its price. If it manages to do so after trading supervision, it may reflect the sector’s strength.
However, from a fundamental perspective, some electronics stocks still have unimpressive earnings, and some prices have surged too quickly, as such the discretion is required. The electronics sector continues to play a leading role in the market and contributes to trading value in the Thai bourse, supported by the AI trend and global demand for technology products.
Big-caps in the group, such as DELTA, are still supported by new products and new plants that could further enhance profitability. Should DELTA rallies, it may support movement in other stocks within the group. KCE’s earnings remain acceptable, while HANA, despite the increased price, has not received much positive weighting due to unremarkable earnings.
Additionally, the hospital group is another sector that has not seen much price increase, especially BH, whose share price is still rather low and may remain sluggish for a while before potentially recovering in the future if fundamentals improve.
