Yesterday, YNHPROP gained 12.0 sen (+7.06%) to close at RM1.82.
After a period of consolidation, the share begun its rally in April 2019. Notably, yesterday’s move saw the formation of a long bullish candlestick accompanied by above-average trading volume, signifying continued buying interest.
Key SMAs indicate that the overall uptrend still remains intact, which led us to believe that there could be further room for upside.
Should the buying momentum persist, expect to see the share move to its resistance levels of RM1.97 (R1) and RM2.19 (R2).
Conversely, support levels can be identified at RM1.62 (S1) and RM1.51 (S2).
ANNJOO (Not Rated)
ANNJOO slid 7.0 sen (-4.46%) to close RM1.50 yesterday.
Chart-wise, the share seems to be undergoing a period of retracement since April 2019, which saw it trading below most of its Key SMAs. Furthermore, yesterday’s close saw the share close below its 100-day SMA, which may be suggesting further downwards selling pressure.
Expect the share to find supports at RM1.28 (S1) and RM1.16 (S2).
Conversely, resistance levels are identified at RM1.59 (R1) and RM1.74 (R2).
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