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♦ Underpinned by expectation of a sustained economic recovery going forward, banking heavyweights propelled
Bursa Malaysia to hit a 2-year high on Monday.
♦ The day started off with a big jump on the FBM KLCI, opening above the major psychological hurdle of 1,300,
with a 12.40 pts gap-up in response to a triple-digit US DJIA’s rally on Friday.
♦ Sentiment strengthened further by the regional rally, bolstered by the solid US jobs data and news that the
French President Nicolas Sarkozy has said the European Union (EU) was ready to bail out Greece.
♦ At the close, the bencmark FBM KLCI gained 24.44 pts or 1.88% to 1,324.22, led by strong rally in banking
stocks, like PBBank (+62sen), CIMB (+40sen) and Maybank (+12sen).
♦ Total volume transacted expanded to 1.16bn shares, up from 942m shares on last Friday. Market breadth stayed
positive, with counters up surpassing counters down by a ratio of 3 to 1.
Technical Interpretations:
♦ The FBM KLCI recorded a second consecutive technical gap in two sessions, as investors ramped up the index-
linked counters throughout the day, prompting the index to close firmly positive at 1,324.22.
♦ With the strong clearance of 1,300 and Jan’s high of 1,308.52, and on top of the recent triggered “golden cross”
between the 10-day and 40-day SMAs, the FBM KLCI’s short- and medium-term technical outlook has turned
bullish.
♦ Although both short-term momentum indicators have reached the “overbought” region, it is still possible for the
index to march higher on follow-through buying momentum to close a gap near 1,354.79.
♦ Ultimately, the breakout of 1,300 will point the index to 1,390. Meanwhile, the immediate support is seen at the
1,300 psychological level.
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♦ With yesterday’s powerful rally, the FBM KLCI could resume the previous 11-month uptrend, with the previous
resistance zone of between 1,250 – 1,300 region as its medium-term technical support zone going forward.
♦ Aided by the recent positive crossover of the 10-day SMA to above the 40-day SMA, as well as robust trading
interests at above 1.0bn shares mark, the index is poised to surge further in the short term.
♦ In our view, it is on the way to cover a technical gap near 1,354.79, before heading towards the 1,390 tough
resistance level.
♦ However, the index must defend at above the 1,300 level, should a sudden technical pullback appear in the
immediate term.
♦ Apart from the solid buying support on selective heavyweights, buying interests on lower liners should improve if
average daily turnover can maintain at around 1.0bn – 1.5bn shares mark in the near term.
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Technical Interpretations:
♦ As the bulls pushed forward, the FKLI expanded its bullish momentum to above Jan’s high of 1,307 on Monday,
amid positive leads from the domestic and overseas markets.
♦ The FKLI opened with a second technical gap on the chart on Monday.
♦ From its intraday low of 1,311.0, the FKLI for March contract worked its way to close at 1,323.50, gaining 20.5
pts or 1.57%, with an intraday high of 1,328.0. This was its highest closing since end-Feb 2008.
♦ Despite facing mild setback in the late session, the FKLI still registered a bullish candle on the chart.
♦ With a convincing breakthrough from the 1,300 barrier and the Jan high of 1,307, the chart is showing a
significant bullish breakout pattern on the technical landscape.
♦ Besides, the recent positive crossover between the 10-day and 40-day SMAs, both near 1,285 and 1,277, also
shows more upside potential in the short- to medium-term .
♦ This indicates a good chance of covering a technical gap near 1,348 soon. The gap was formed in Jan 2008.
♦ Clearing this will lead to another technical gap near 1,373 and the next crucial hurdle at 1,390.
♦ In the meantime, we peg the immediate support at its gap near 1,305 - 1,311, followed by 1,300.
♦ Yesterday’s performance suggests further run-up potential towards the next target at a technical gap near 1,348.
♦ Traders should stay “long” amid expectation of a further follow-through rally ahead.
♦ The FKLI is likely to range around 1,315 to 1,333 today, in our view.
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Chart 5: US Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) Daily Chart 6: US Nasdaq Composite Daily
US Market Leads:
♦ US stocks finished mixed on Monday, but technology stocks like Research In Motion and Cisco Systems leading
the Nasdaq Composite Index higher on analysts’ upgrades.
♦ Earlier, the market responded positively to American International Group Inc’s (AIG) announcement of
US$15.5bn sale of its unit to MetLife.
♦ However, profit-taking activities emerged following healthcare-related stocks, including Pfizer and UnitedHealth
turned lower after the US President Barack Obama criticized insurance premium increases, continuing his final
push to overhaul the medical industry.
♦ In the meantime, the US light sweet crude oil for Apr delivery rebounded further by another US$0.37 or 0.5% to
US$81.87/barrel on the recent positive US economic data.
Technical Interpretations:
♦ After climbing to 10,587.74 high, the US DJIA retreated on mild profit-taking pressure, ending down 13.68 pts or
0.13% to 10,552.52.
♦ The formation of a potential “evening star” candle suggests a slowdown in the recent bullish momentum.
♦ This could translate to a temporary retreat. But judging from the recent strong uptrend momentum, a rechallenge
to the Jan high of 10,729.89 is still possible if buyers return swiftly.
♦ On the downside, we continue to see strong support near the 21-day SMA of 10,290.
♦ The Nasdaq Composite Index hit another fresh 18-month high yesterday with a 5.86 pts or 0.25% gain to
2,332.21.
♦ A closing at slightly above the key resistance barrier of 2,330 spells a likely bullish technical breakout ahead.
♦ However, it must chalk up another confirmation candle at above 2,330 today in order to push for further rally
towards 2,470. Mild support is seen near a technical gap of 2,293.16.
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Daily Technical Watch:
Chart 7: L&G Daily Chart 8: L&G Intraday
♦ After staging a sharp rally from below the RM0.36 level in early Jan 2010, to a more than three year high of
RM0.64, the share price of L&G triggered a strong profit-taking pressure.
♦ The stock eased to below the RM0.56 level in late Jan and even lost the RM0.50 solid support level and the 40-
day SMA support nearby in Feb. The development has damaged its medium-term technical outlook created since
the sharp rally in Jan 2010.
♦ However, after hitting a low of RM0.44 in early Mar, buyers returned as the momentum indicators recovered,
enabling the stock to chalk up two consecutive positive candles on the chart of late.
♦ As the stock ended slightly higher than RM0.50, at RM0.505, it will likely stage further upside if it manages to
sustain above the immediate level of RM0.50.
♦ A recrossing of the 40-day SMA near RM0.52 will confirm a technical rebound on the stock, which will lead it to
the RM0.56 important resistance level soon.
♦ Technically, it is expected to face significant resistance pressure near the RM0.56 – RM0.635 region.
♦ Its technical readings will turn negative if it drops to below the RM0.50 immediate support level.
Technical Readings:
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Technical Recommendation:
Trading Buy = Short-term positive opportunity spotted. It is an aggressive trading recommendation with a book to sellers’ price for short-term technical upside.
Bargain Buy = Short-term positive but technical signals have yet to trigger a rally. Traders can park and queue for their desired entry level within a small range.
Buy on Weakness = Short- to Medium-term positiveness anticipated, but technical readings are still negative. Traders can pick-up the stock for future rally.
Sell on Strength = Short-term momentum still positive, Traders are advice to lock in profit base on current strength.
Take Profit = Short-term target achieved. Traders are advice to exit before the technical readings turn bearish.
Avoid = Risky situation in the short-term and high volatility expected on the share price. Traders’ best strategy is staying away until it stabilises.
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