DENKO jumped 15.0 sen (8.33%) yesterday to reach RM1.95.
Yesterday’s move marks second straight days of gains and also accompanied by strong trading volume.
Momentum indicators such as the MACD already turned positive and we believe that the share is poised to punch out from a year-long consolidation phase.
Watch for a breakout above the RM1.97 (R1) resistance level, which would signal further gains towards R2 at RM2.16.
Downside support levels, however, can be found at RM1.66 (S1) and RM1.35 (S2).
PCCS (Not Rated)
PCCS jumped 2.5 sen to RM0.355 (7.6%) yesterday, accompanied by high trading volumes.
Technical outlook is positively biased with display of “dragonfly doji” on 16-Jan followed by bullish price advancement yesterday.
MACD is in positive state as the indicator is leading its Signal Line.
From here, share is in the midst of retesting 50.0% Fibonacci derived resistance at RM0.355 (R1).
A decisive break above R1 will likely see further advancement towards RM0.395 (R2).
Downside supports can be found at RM0.315 (S1) and RM0.265 (S2).
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