Naim Indah’s daily
chart
Naim Indah needs to stay above the short term support to
keep its rally intact. We highlighted this stock early this month in our Hot Stock report, pointing out that the
upside bias of its rally since Jan is expected to stay as long as the stock
closes above the psycholgocial RM0.50. This turned out correct as the stock’s
price rally picked up pace. It was again thwarted by the RM0.70 resistance
level but despite the pullback in the
past 2 weeks, its outlook remains unchanged. In fact, the
stock’s downward momentum
has been easing in the past 2 days, as
seen from the “Small Dojis”, which indicate support just above the
psychological level. However, buying is only confirmed on a
close above the 2-day high of RM0.52, and a purchase can be made if this
comes with a stop loss on a close below yesterday’s low of RM0.49. This will keep the series of higher lows
intact. Resistance remains at the
previous levels at RM0.60 and RM0.70 but a successful violation
of both levels could see it testing the
psychological RM1.00. A trade may not work out if the stop loss is
triggered and a consecutive close below RM0.50 may turn bias down. A close
below RM0.41 should confirm the weakness and may even spell the end of the
3-month uptrend.
Borneo Oil’s daily
chart
Borneo Oil’s share price
has to stay above the broken resistance to keep its upward bias intact. This stock was previously
featured in Hot Stock on the possibility of its uptrend continuing should the sideways
consolidation end. The upward move did not materialize and the stock continued to consolidate. Nonetheless, its
upward bias remained intact throughout the 5-month consolidation, as seen from the series of higher lows and
the rising 50-day MAV line. The consolidation is likely to have ended yesterday
when the stock closed above the 6-month resistance at RM0.45 on heavy volume, suggesting
firm buying interest. Another close above
this price today should
confirm the breakout and while
a purchase can be made above
RM0.45, with a close below the 3-month low of RM0.39 as stop loss. A more aggressive trade may entail using yesterday’s low of RM0.425
as a
stop instead. A measured move based on the Oct 2011 rally could see the stock jump to as high as RM0.55, provided
that it breaks the prior highs of RM0.465 and RM0.50. A close
back below RM0.45 today may signal
a possible false break, with a
close below RM0.425 as confirmation. Strong support lies at RM0.39, a violation
of which may signal the end of the uptrend.
Source: OSK188
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