SEG International has
spent the last one year consolidating the impressive 1½ -year rally that
started in early 2010. Intermediate-term support is indentified at RM1.66 and
the uptrend will be intact as long as the level holds. However, a violation may spell the end of the rally, confirming the weakness seen from the
multiple failed breakouts from theRM2.00 level.
The stock was one of the market outperformers during the
run-up towards the July 2011 high. The rally chalked up an impressive gain from
the low of RM0.17 in early 2010 until the test of RM2.00 in 2011. Since July
2011, the stock has been trading sideways, which saw its price being capped by
the psychological resistance of RM2.00 and supported above the 1-year low of
RM1.66. Nonetheless, the longer-term trend is intact, as seen from the series
of higher lows at RM1.00 and RM1.66.
However, the four failed tests of the psychological RM2.00 in the
past one
year have certainly dampened the upward bias. It raises
the possibility of the formation of a topping pattern, where the distribution
process was carried out during the consolidation phase. The current price of
below the converging MAV lines does not help the uptrend either. A convergence
of multiple MAV lines, in this case at RM1.85, sometimes indicates the pivotal
point that brings about a change in trend.
Therefore, to keep the longer-term trend intact, the stock
has to find support above RM1.66. This requires a positive response to the
“Long White” candle of 30 March. The high volume achieved that day also points
to a return of buying support. Thus, positions can be considered as long as the
stock trades above RM1.66 with a close above RM1.85, also the high of the “Long
White” candle, the required
confirmation. The price target is
RM2.35, based on the 1-year sideways range,
provided that the psychological RM2.00 is violated convincingly.
However, positions will
look increasingly untenable if the stock fails to break RM1.85, with a
close below RM1.66 confirming the technical weakness. A successful violation
will likely end the 2-year rally and strong support is expected at RM1.35,
retracing 38% of the 2010-2011 rally and just below the 62% retracement of the
Dec 2010-July 2011 rally.
Source: OSK188
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