Yesterday, MRCB slipped 1.0 sen (-0.97%) to close at RM1.02.
The share has been on a rally since mid-Dec 2018, reaching a high of RM1.15.
From a technical perspective, we believe that the share is likely to consolidate in the near-term, given that it failed to break above a significant level and as we observed lacklustre signals from key momentum indicators.
Key resistance levels to look out for are RM1.06 (R1) and RM1.15 (R2).
Any downward bias should see supports coming in at RM0.880 (S1) and RM0.785 (S2).
JAKS (Not Rated)
JAKS gained 4.0 sen (+5.80%) yesterday to end at RM0.730.
Chart-wise, the share has retraced following what seems to be a mini "head-and-shoulders" formation, finding support close to its 100-day SMA (at RM0.640-level).
We believe that the retracement is likely to be over and that there is more room for upside given stochastic and RSI indicators, which have bounced from oversold/near oversold territory. Note that this could be a healthy retest of its 100-day SMA after breaking above it in early-Mar 2019.
Should buying momentum continue, expect to see the share move to its resistance levels of RM0.935 (R1) and RM1.08 (R2).
Conversely, support levels can be seen at RM0.635 (S1) and RM0.530 (S2).
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2019-05-10 19:15