The FBM KLCI spent the entire session listlessly yesterday. While yesterday’s listless session could be due to a lack of market-moving news, it was also because the key index is now stuck in the midpoint of May’s 100 pt-loss. The bears are still expecting the market to fall further following the major breakdown at around the 1,320 pt-level but the bulls are still hoping that the index can still push further from here after creating the “Bullish Engulfing”.
As for us, our view remains the same, i.e. the near-term technical outlook of the FBM KLCI is still firmly bearish. We saw the key index failing to crack above the 1,350 pt-level in three separate attempts over the last three months and the market eventually dipping below the significant support near the 1,200 pt-level. Such market action is usually viewed as a strong reversal signal.
Meanwhile, the market continues to face very tough resistance at the downside gap ranging from the 1,290 pt-level to 1,304 pts. Next resistance remains at the 1,307/1,308 pt-level. To the downside, we are still looking at the 1,276-1,285 pt-gap area as the immediate support. Another gap area ranging from the 1,269 pt-level to the 1,276 pt-level would be the next support.
As for us, our view remains the same, i.e. the near-term technical outlook of the FBM KLCI is still firmly bearish. We saw the key index failing to crack above the 1,350 pt-level in three separate attempts over the last three months and the market eventually dipping below the significant support near the 1,200 pt-level. Such market action is usually viewed as a strong reversal signal.
Meanwhile, the market continues to face very tough resistance at the downside gap ranging from the 1,290 pt-level to 1,304 pts. Next resistance remains at the 1,307/1,308 pt-level. To the downside, we are still looking at the 1,276-1,285 pt-gap area as the immediate support. Another gap area ranging from the 1,269 pt-level to the 1,276 pt-level would be the next support.
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