PIE gained 6.0 sen (3.53%) yesterday to close at RM1.44, backed by exceptional volume to indicate strong buying interest.
Chart-wise, PIE has been moving in a downtrend since late last year. However, it appears to have bottomed-out last month after multiple retests of its RM1.23 support, while also showing positive signs for a sustainable rebound recovery in its momentum indicators.
More notably, yesterday’s close has brought the share to cross above its 100-day SMA, where in the past, this has shown to be a good early indication of an upcoming rally.
From here downside is fairly limited, with the aforementioned support of RM1.23 (S1) proving to be quite resilient.
Conversely, a rally would be met with resistances at RM1.53 (R1) and RM1.72 (R2).
INARI (Not Rated)
INARI gained 8.0 sen yesterday (3.52%) to close at RM2.35.
Based on the chart, the formation of a “Double-Bottom” in April to May saw the share rally up as high as RM2.38 in early June. The upward momentum, however, tapered off afterwards.
Nevertheless, we still think that the share may continue rallying higher towards its high at RM2.55 (R1) as the long white candlestick formed yesterday is supported by above-average trading volume.
Conversely, any weakness towards its support RM2.22 (S1) may provide an attractive entry point for investors. A break below RM2.00 (S2), however, is deemed highly negative.
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