Tracking overnight gains in US stocks and Asia equities on Tuesday, KLCI staged a follow-through rebound by 11.63 pts or 0.71% to 1660.62, as Ringgit strengthened further to 4.0985 against USD as Fed may delay interest rate hike this month.
On external front, Dow staged a mild follow-through technical rebound overnight by 17.95 pts or 0.10% to 17938.28, after Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen painted a relatively upbeat view of the US economy despite the weak May jobs report.
Technical Insights Likely to stage a follow-through rebounds amid bottoming-out oscillators
Based on daily chart, KLCI is expected to gain further buying momentum to test 50% Fibonacci Retracement level at 1665, given recent two long white marubozu candlesticks as well as bullish MACD, RSI and Stochastics oscillators (see FIG3).
Based on weekly chart, the trend of KLCI is in the midst of experiencing a market correction (see FIG4). However, recent bargain hunting might reverse the current circumstance should the key index could form a long white candlestick this week.
Market Strategy
We expect local benchmark key index to stage another follow-through technical rebound today, given overnight follow-through rebounds in Dow; appreciation in Ringgit against USD; gain in Brent crude oil price; and its bullish technical readings. A decisively breach above 1665 will drive key index higher towards 1670 – 1680 zones.
Having said that, overall sentiment remains cautious ahead of FOMC meeting on 14-15 this month; uncertainty surrounding the looming BREXIT; as well as higher expectation of lower market consensus for the KLCI yearend target due to lackluster local earnings result.
Stock on radar for today: We recommend Trading BUY on ARMADA (Trading idea) today. (see our separate report)
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