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♦ Tracking the sustainable rally in the US markets as well as the optimism over Asian’s economic prospects, the local
bourse headed higher for the fourth trading day on Friday.
♦ Investors interpreted the latest interest rate hikes by Malaysia and South Korea as a confidence vote on further
economic recovery. South Korea central bank unexpectedly raised interest rate by 25 bps to 2.25% on Friday.
♦ Also, comment by the European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet that the EU recovery is gaining
momentum, further bolstered market sentiment.
♦ As a result, the regional bourses posted gains from 0.37% (SET) to 2.31% (Shanghai Composite) on Friday.
♦ Back home, the FBM KLCI shot up 8.28 pts or 0.63% to 1,324.31, thanks to gains in Axiata (+11sen), PPB
(+62sen) and PetGas (+31sen). Total turnover increased to 664m shares, up from Thursday’s 533m shares.
Market breadth stayed positive with 405 advancers surpassing 238 decliners.
Technical Interpretations:
♦ Fuelled by solid buying support, the FBM KLCI extended its gains from the 10-day SMA of 1,313, with a fourth
positive candle on the chart.
♦ Coupled with the robust momentum readings, a further run-up towards the recent high of 1,335.31 is well
underway.
♦ In fact, a penetration to above 1,335.31 will mean further upside to rechallenge the key resistance at 1,350.
♦ To recap, only by removing 1,350 convincingly, will the FBM KLCI’s medium-term outlook turn bullish.
♦ On the downside, the index should find solid support near the 10-day SMA of 1,313, followed the 40-day SMA near
1,303 and the key psychological level at 1,300.
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♦ Undoubtedly, the recent sharp technical rebound has turned the FBM KLCI’s technical landscape to a more positive
tone, especially after forming a bullish confirmation candle at above the 10-day SMA of 1,313 last Friday.
♦ Plus the continuous improvement in the local and overseas trading sentiment, the FBM KLCI is poised to take out
June’s high of 1,335.31 soon, before advancing further towards 1,350.
♦ More encouragingly, trading activities have increased, albeit at a slower pace, as rotational buying momentum has
brought in the lower liners. It was previously only centred amongst the bluechips.
♦ Post-World Cup, in our view, retail participation will likely come back if the market sentiment remains upbeat.
♦ If the average daily turnover reaches the 800m – 1.0bn shares mark, the current recovery strength on the FBM
KLCI will likely increase, in our view.
♦ Also, the sustainability of the current recovery will largely hinge on global investors’ response to the US’ second
quarter earnings reporting season, which will kick off beginning this week.
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Technical Interpretations:
♦ Tracking the regional bullish sentiment following another rally in the overnight US markets, the bulls continued to
push the local futures index higher on Friday.
♦ From a weak early start, buying momentum picked up steadily, and turned robust in the afternoon, when the
Chinese market closed bullishly on Friday. The SHComp index ended the day with a firm 2.3% gain.
♦ At the close, the FKLI for Jul contract jumped another 12.00 pts or 0.91% to 1,328.50.
♦ Chart wise, the closing with a positive confirmation candle at above the 10-day SMA near 1,312 last Friday has
significantly increased its odds to retest June’s high of 1,342 soon.
♦ But for the futures index to engineer a sustainable rally, it must take out May’s high of 1,352.5 in the near term.
♦ For the short term, the FKLI is expected to be well-supported near the 10-day SMA of 1,312 and a 7.5-pt gap at
1,307.50 – 1,315.0.
♦ The 40-day SMA of 1,303 near the 1,300 psychological level will buffer the downside, if it ever loses the 10-day
SMA.
♦ Based on the latest chart development, the FKLI is ready to rechallenge June’s high of 1,342 soon.
♦ More upside towards 1,352.50 can be expected upon the removal of 1,342.
♦ The FKLI’s trading band will be between 1,323 and 1,338 today.
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Chart 5: US Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) Daily Chart 6: US Nasdaq Composite Daily
US Market Leads:
♦ Led by renewed late buying momentum, the US markets ended Friday higher by posting their biggest weekly gain
since Jul 2009, on optimism over the second-quarter earnings season which will begin this week.
♦ This quarterly earnings season will kick-off with Alcoa announcing its results after the closing bell on Monday. The
aluminium giant is expected to return to the black. Other Dow components, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America,
Intel and GE are also due to report earnings this week.
♦ Besides, news that China government has renewed Google’s licence to continue operating its China Internet
search service boosted the tech sector. Google’s share advanced 2.4% on Friday.
♦ On the crude oil markets, the US light sweet crude oil futures for August delivery added US$0.65 or 0.9% to
US$76.09/barrel.
Technical Interpretations:
♦ After a choppy session, the US DJIA regrouped its buying momentum and closed up by another 59.04 pts or
0.58% to 10,198.03 on Friday.
♦ Closed with four bullish candles in a row, the index is pointing to a further upside potential this week.
♦ More encouragingly, the closing to above the 10,150 key hurdle suggests another important technical breakout
on the chart.
♦ This means if the index can hold at above 10,150, it will see further rally to the recent high of 10,594.16 and to
rechallenge the major technical barrier of 10,850 soon.
♦ Its immediate support is now set at 10,150, followed by the 21-day SMA of 10,138.
♦ Instead of taking a breather, the Nasdaq Composite index rose another 21.05 pts or 0.97% to 2,196.45 on
Friday, surpassing its immediate resistance of 2,190.
♦ As the index formed a positive candle after the previous “doji” candle, this shows a resumption of upward
momentum towards the 21-day SMA of 2,213 soon.
♦ A further penetration of the 21-day SMA will trigger more rallies towards 2,330, in our view.
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♦ The share price of Titan penetrated the tough RM1.14 resistance level in Aug 2009, but stuck near the level in a
consolidation move.
♦ In Dec 2009, the stock tried to launch a technical rally, hitting a high of RM1.36 in Jan 2010, but failed to sustain
at above the RM1.35 resistance level.
♦ Thereafter, it has been trending within RM1.14 to RM1.35 for most of the time until in early Jun 2010, when it
kicked off a powerful rally.
♦ The stock hit a high of RM1.74 on last Friday, before closing the week at RM1.70, with two consecutive positive
candles on the chart, and marginally higher than a resistance level of RM1.68.
♦ Fuelled with the upbeat short-term momentum readings and the increase in daily trading volume of late, the
stock is poised to continue its rally towards the RM1.85 resistance level, and possibly rechallenging its historical
high of RM1.98 soon on follow-through buying support.
♦ Cautiously, however, it must not ease to below the RM1.68 immedaite support level in the next few sessions, as
that will induce profit-taking pressure, hence fracturing the current uptrend.
♦ A lower and stronger support should be near the RM1.51 level, closer to the 10-day SMA of RM1.55.
Technical Readings:
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Technical Recommendation:
Trading Buy = Short-term positive opportunity spotted. It is an aggressive trading recommendation with a book to sellers’ price for short-term technical upside.
Bargain Buy = Short-term positive but technical signals have yet to trigger a rally. Traders can park and queue for their desired entry level within a small range.
Buy on Weakness = Short- to Medium-term positiveness anticipated, but technical readings are still negative. Traders can pick-up the stock for future rally.
Sell on Strength = Short-term momentum still positive, Traders are advice to lock in profit base on current strength.
Take Profit = Short-term target achieved. Traders are advice to exit before the technical readings turn bearish.
Avoid = Risky situation in the short-term and high volatility expected on the share price. Traders’ best strategy is staying away until it stabilises.
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