Homily chart showed that banker chips have been consistently hovering at the high of 93% to 85% for more than 10 days with zero retailer chips. Meaning to say, there is continuous strong buying momentum from the bankers without any selling pressure from retailers. However, stochastic oscillator did indicate overbought position and have been treading downwards for the past 2 days. This seem to suggest opportunity for accumulation.
Trafigura Group, the world’s top copper trader, and Goldman Sachs Group Inc both say prices could hit US$15,000 a ton in the coming years, on the back of a global surge in demand due to the shift to green energy. Bank of America says US$20,000 could even be possible if drastic issues arise on the supply side.
The copper market itself may also be facing a big shift. Trafigura predicts that demand growth in China will be eclipsed by rising consumption in the rest of the world over the coming decade, in a dramatic reversal of the recent trend. That could help underpin a new “supercycle” in the copper market, driving prices higher for years on the back of a step-change in global demand.
If there is strong banker chips around like Moneygamer said, i guess it is a safe bet to buy and average down. Picked up around 045 - 046 yesterday and looking to add more today.
The higher revenue generated in current financial quarter was mainly derived from higher revenue in TWM division as well as significant disposal of investments held in investment holding division as compared to immediate preceding quarter.
In the q report mentioned of higher revenue from TWM & disposal of investments but didnt mentioned the figures.
Anybody know much the figures for each- TWM & investments?
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Posted by wooming > 2021-04-26 11:25 | Report Abuse
copper price up alot today