Focus Point Holdings Berhad (FOCUSP) closed at RM0.800 last Friday, rising by 0.63%, as the stock consolidates near its immediate resistance-turn-support level of RM0.800, signalling potential stabilisation after recent pullbacks. Previously, we recommended a technical buy at this level on 20 November, achieving a swift 5.4% return (with a TP of RM0.840) within seven trading days. The share price has since retraced and is now consolidating near its 200-day SMA at RM0.780. The current price action reflects a narrow trading range, suggesting accumulation at these levels. The convergence of the 5, 13, and 50-day SMAs between RM0.790 and RM0.800 highlights a critical pivot zone, indicating that a decisive movement may be forthcoming.
The stochastic oscillator at 37.35 is emerging from oversold territory, signalling early signs of improving momentum. The Tom Demark Pressure Ratio (TDRP) at 58.92 suggests diminishing selling pressure, creating a favourable environment for recovery. Meanwhile, the RSI at 54.04 is stabilising near the neutral 50-mark and trending upwards, indicating potential for a reversal. A bullish divergence in the RSI further reinforces the likelihood of a rebound.
Immediate resistance is positioned at RM0.840, with a breakout above this level potentially driving the stock towards RM0.870. On the downside, immediate support is firm at RM0.795, with additional cushioning at RM0.780, coincident to its 200-day SMA, offering robust protection against further declines.
Traders looking to capitalise on FOCUSP's recovery potential may consider accumulating the stock between RM0.790 and RM0.800. A take-profit target at RM0.840 offers an upside potential of approximately 5.0%, while a stop-loss at RM0.760 limits downside risk to around 5.0%. This setup presents a balanced risk-reward profile, appealing to traders expecting stabilisation and potential recovery in FOCUSP's price trajectory.
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