yeah that is true. profit taking for year end is common. What makes it more interesting is GLC linked institutions who were in selling mode will be looking for pointers at tomorrow's UMNO General Assembly. Should expect a heightened battle cry tomorrow!
base on chart prediction, should be a rebound by this week too. Market sentiment very weak, even i saw some of the good result appear on certain counter also no movement. kinda sad.
its called tsunami, the retail and institutional investors dunno their own strength and overdone it! same like Malaysian voters, they want strong opposition, but didnt realise they voted 5 states to PR. if BN doesnt improve further, make it 14 states! hehehehe
"Maybank Investment Research, however, believes there may be more selling to go in the local market from a technical standpoint. It advised investors to sell on rebound rallies.
'Sell, as we believe that the index is surely headed towards the 1,597 and 1,574 downside target areas,' its head of retail research Lee Cheng Hooi wrote in a report early last Friday."
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