Friday 30 March 2012

HOT STOCK: DIGI.Com Bhd - Price May Start Retrace or Consolidate Sideways


Traders would need to analyze DiGi.Com’s monthly chart to get a better picture of its current technical position. A “Long Leg Doji” was created last month when its monthly RSI reached as high as 89.4 pts. Because this bearish reversal pattern was created after a 2-year rally and it is currently in overbought territory, we think the possibility that DiGi.Com’s share price will start retracing or consolidating sideways in the coming months is rather high. Should its share price retrace, we are eyeing the 10-month MAV line as the downside target. We advise traders to sell DiGi.Com’s shares now.

DiGi.Com’s monthly chart is clearly signalling a potential price weakness ahead as a “Long Leg Doji” was created last month, when its monthly RSI reached an overbought level that reached as high as 89.4 pts. It is the most obvious bearish reversal pattern created since the Global Financial Crisis in 2008.

Because of the bearish reversal pattern which  was confirmed by the monthly RSI reading of 89.4 pts, we think the possibility  that DiGi.Com’s share price will start  to  retrace or trade sideways from the current level is high.  We advise traders to sell DiGi.Com’s shares now. We are eyeing the 10-month MAV line, which now lies at the RM3.45 level, as the downside target. The reason this moving average line is used is  due to the fact  that the stock has been trending higher steadily at above this line after the Global Financial Crisis. Nevertheless, a crack above its historic high of RM4.32 would completely erase the  current  price weakness. Anyhow, we think the odds are very low  for the stock  to scale to  greater heights without taking a breather.

Immediate support is seen at the RM3.52-RM3.62 area but should its share price start retracing, we think  that it is likely that the 10-month MAV line will be tested. To the upside, the historic high  of RM4.32  would be its immediate tough resistance.

Source: OSK188

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