Berjaya Corp’s
daily chart
Berjaya Corp’s share has to stay above the support level to keep the possibility of a
rebound alive. There is no doubt the stock is trending lower. The broad
market rebound since Sep 2011 has done nothing to the stock’s
trend as it continues to make
a series of lower highs. However, there
is a possibility of a rebound if the stock can stay above the Dec low of
RM0.915 but its failure to break the support level after multiple tests this
week could be an early indication that buying is returning. The volume increase
in the past few days also suggests buying support, but this is only confirmed
if the stock closes above the 7-day high of RM0.94. A position can be initiated
if this happens, with a stop loss on a close below RM0.915. The first target is
RM1.00, with a successful violation confirming the change in trend. The next
target is the 7-month resistance at RM1.07, but failure to hold the support
level should see intensified selling, with a close below the
Sep 2011 low of RM0.88 as confirmation. Support is expected at the late
2007 low of RM0.77.
KBB’s daily chart
KBB’s share
price should trade higher after the firmer close yesterday. This stock, which has been one of
the market outperformers in the
past six months, is now trading at
a 4-year high. The new high printed yesterday ended the stock’s
3-day correction, which saw it finding support at the psychological RM0.50,
the high of 2011. The high volume breakout suggests that buying interest is
intact. Thus, the upward trend is expected to continue and a purchase can be made at the current price. A close below
RM0.50 can be taken as stop loss,
while a more aggressive trade
may be to consider RM0.55 instead. A Fibonacci extention based on the 2011 rally
could see the stock hit RM0.66, the low of early 2008, while a stronger move
may even see it test RM0.80, the high of late 2007. A
trade may not work out should RM0.50
be violated, after which a correction to the 6-month rally is expected. Supports
should come at the prior important level of RM0.425 and thereafter RM0.32, the
high of Oct/Nov 2011.
Source: OSK188
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