Thursday 21 February 2013

Trading Stocks - Gamuda | Takaful | MBMR | JobStreet | Land & General | Kumpulan Perangsang Selangor | Benalec | MAS


Gamuda  may  climb  if  it  can  hold  above  the  50-day  MAV  line.  A purchase can be made on a close above RM3.75, with a close below RM3.67 as a stop-loss. The price target is the psychological RM4.00, if the recent high of RM4.90 is broken. Failure to get above RM3.75 could  see  the  stock  trade  sideways,  with  supports  at  RM3.55  and RM3.50.

Takafuls’s downside risk may increase the longer it stays below the RM5.50  resistance  level.  A  position  can  be  liquidated  if  the  stock closes  below  RM5.30,  with  supports  seen  at  RM5.15  and  RM4.95. However,  buying  could  return  quickly  if  the  stock  closes  above RM5.50,  with  resistance  seen  at  RM5.80  and  the  psychological RM6.00 levels.

MBM  may  decline  since  the  high  trading  volume  failed  to  push  the stock higher. A position can be liquidated on a close below RM3.00, with supports anticipated  at the  psychological RM3.00, if RM3.20 is violated.  However,  a  convincing  violation  of  RM3.50  could  see  the stock  trade  higher,  with  resistance  seen  at  RM3.65,  with  a  stronger one at RM3.75.

JobStreet  may  still  climb  as  it  has  held  above  the  RM2.50 psychological  level  for  few  days  now.  A  position  can  be  initiated above  RM2.50,  with  a  close  below  RM2.40  as  stop-loss.  The  price target  is  the  psychological  RM3.00,  if  the  RM2.80  resistance  is broken, while failure to stay above RM2.50 will likely see the stock trend  sideways.  Supports  lie  at  RM2.25,  with  a  stronger  one  at RM2.20.

L&G  may  rebound  if  it  can  hold  above  the  200-day  MAV  line.  A position can be initiated above RM0.40, with a close below RM0.385 as  stop-loss.  The  price  targets  are  the  prior  highs  of  RM0.44  and RM0.465. The stock’s failure to stay above RM0.40 could see it trend lower,  with  supports  expected  at  RM0.35,  and  a  stronger  one  at RM0.30.

KPS’ rebound may continue after the stock got back above the 200-day  MAV  line.  A  purchase  can  be  made  if  it  closes  above the psychological RM1.00, with a close below RM0.96 as stop-loss. The price  target  is  RM1.20,  with  resistance  also  anticipated  at  RM1.10. Failure  to  stay  above  RM1.00  will  likely  see  the  stock  trade sideways, with supports lying at RM0.90 and RM0.87.

Benalec  may  fall  after  forming  a  weak  candle  below  the  200-day MAV line. A position can be liquidated as long as the stock remains below  RM1.25,  with  support  anticipated  at  RM1.05,  should  the RM1.10  level  be  broken.  A  close  above  RM1.25,  however,  could trigger a rebound, with strong resistance seen at RM1.37.

MAS’ downside risk has increased after the stock hit a new 52-week low.  Traders  can  lidquidate  if  the  stock  stays  below  RM0.68,  with supports expected at RM0.615 and RM0.56. Buying, however, could return  quickly  if  the  stock  closes  above  RM0.70,  with  resistance lying at RM0.75 and RM0.80.
Source: OSK

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