INARI gained 5.0 sen (+2.98%) to close at RM1.73 yesterday.
Chart-wise the share has been consolidating between all key SMAs since mid-August.
Yesterday’s candlestick closed higher with the formation of a “Marubozu” Candlestick, and was also the third consecutive bullish candlestick, indicating strong buying interest.
Coupled with the uptick in key technical indicator, we expect the share to trend higher and test its overhead resistances at RM1.86 (R1) and RM2.00 (R2).
Conversely, key support levels can be found at RM1.60 (S1) and RM1.42 (S2).
HARTA (Not Rated)
HARTA gained 15.0 sen (+2.91%) to end at RM5.31 yesterday.
Chart-wise, the share has been gradually trending upwards since early-August.
Yesterday’s candlestick formed a bullish candlestick and closed above all key SMAs, which signifies that the short term buying interest has resumed. Coupled with the uptick in key technical indicators and above-average trading volume, we expect the share to continue trending upwards.
With that, key resistance levels can be seen at RM5.50 (R1) and RM5.80 (R2).
Conversely, key support levels can be seen at RM5.00 (S1) and RM4.60 (S2).
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