Showing posts with label Ranhill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ranhill. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

MYEG, TIMECOM, RANHILL

Whether the stock price is trending up or consolidating, investors must have a logic trading plan. When a stock price is consolidating sideways, it is usually better to monitor the consolidation with the Bollinger Bands, and when a stock is trending, the 14, 21, 31 EMA is more effective. Not only the trading will help investors reduce their trading risk, it also help preserve the trading profit by using trailing stop. Here are some case studies.

MYEG – 0138: Weakening after a consolidation.

Chart 1: MYEG – 0138 (21/04/201011/08/2010)

As shown on chart 1, price of Myeg entered a consolidation stage, with the Bollinger Bands contracting. Technically, when t he Bollinger Bands contract, it does not only suggests a consolidation but also implying that a new movement is being conceived, but only the Bollinger Bands should re-expand, then we shall identify the direction of the new movement.

As indicated by A, the Bollinger Bands re-expanded after contracted for a period, this suggested an end to the consolidation and a beginning of a new movement. Unfortunately, price of Myeg fell below the Bollinger Middle Band when the Bollinger Bands expands, thus giving a bearish signal. If the Bollinger Bands should continue to expand while the price is still below the Bollinger Middle Band, more downside movement is likely. Thus investors should take caution with this signal. Nevertheless, support for Myeg is at RM0.70 and the resistance are at the Bollinger Middle Band as well as RM0.80.

4 Q Rolling PER

22.97 times

Dividend Yield

2.48%

Dividend

Dividend Yield

Net Profit Ratio

30/06/2009

1.82 sen

4.18 %

32.77 %

30/06/2008

2 sen

2.21 %

29.99%

30/06/2007

0 sen

0 %

27.71 %

30/06/2006

0 sen

0 %

31.07 %

Table 1: MYEG – 0138, yearly dividend, dividend yield, and net profit ratio.

Timecom – 5031: Consolidating in an uptrend.

Chart 2: Timecom – 5031 (21/04/201011/08/2010)

As shown on chart 2, price of Timecom returned to its uptrend after breaking above the 14, 21, 31 EMA on the 9th of July. Until now, it has gained up to RM0.27 or 59%. During this rally, price was firmly supported by the 14, 21, 31 EMA, which serves as the dynamic support.

Although the uptrend is still intact, price retreated after it found a resistance at RM0.725. When price is having a correction, the target would be at the 14, 21, 31 EMA. If price could rebound from the 14, 21, 31 EMA again, then there is a good chance that the uptrend would resume by forming another higher-low, which is an important characteristic of an uptrend.

On the other hand, if price should break below the 14, 21, 31 EMA after this correction, it would break the uptrend, thus a signal to take profit. Nevertheless, due to the poor fundamental of Timecom, this counter is quite speculative in nature, thus not suitable for conservative and in-experienced investors. Support for Timecom remains at the 14, 21, 31 EMA, while the next support is at RM0.60.

4 Q Rolling PER

18.71 times

Dividend Yield

0.00%

Dividend

Dividend Yield

Net Profit Ratio

31/12/2009

0 sen

0%

11.54 %

31/12/2008

0 sen

0%

-331.43%

31/12/2007

0 sen

0%

-53.37 %

31/12/2006

0 sen

0%

-53.01%

31/12/2005

0 sen

0%

-51.94%

Table 2: Timecom – 5031, yearly dividend, dividend yield, and net profit ratio.

Revision of Last week's Case Study: Ranhill – 5030: Correction in an uptrend.

Chart 3: Ranhill – 5030 (21/04/201011/08/2010)

As shown on chart 3, price of Ranhill touched its recent high of RM0.875, but due to profit taking activities, price of Ranhill was pulled back, and now testing the 14, 21, 31 EMA dynamic, as indicated by A. This is an important support level.

If price could rebound from the 14, 21, 31 EMA, with strong volume, then there is a good chance that the uptrend could resume, and the 14, 21, 31 EMA shall continue serving as the dynamic support. Then, it is a good idea to hold on to this stock, provided that the uptrend is still intact.

On the other hand, if price should fall below the 14, 21, 31 EMA, then the uptrend would have been violated, and it would be a signal to take profit or to cut loss, so that investors could avoid being trapped by the downtrend. Support for Ranhill is at RM0.77 while the resistance is at RM0.875.

4 Q Rolling PER

1.81 times

Dividend Yield

1.28%

Dividend

Dividend Yield

Net Profit Ratio

30/6/2009

1 sen

1.10%

10.29%

30/6/2008

0 sen

0%

-36.75%

30/6/2007

0 sen

0%

7.92%

30/6/2006

1.5 sen

1.16%

-0.89%

30/6/2005

1.5 sen

1.19%

2.22%

Table 3: Ranhill – 5030, yearly dividend, dividend yield, and net profit ratio.

Conclusion:
The Bollinger Bands and the 14, 21, 31 EMA are both primary indicators, and it is used extensively for their reliability. However, investors should know their strength and weakness, and when to apply one or the other.





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Friday, August 20, 2010

Maxis, Ranhill, BJcorp

As the US market broadly rebounded, regional markets including the KLCI, also rebounded. Therefore, many individual counters were having a technical rebound too. However, it is unlikely that a technical rebound would bring the bearish market to an end, or at least it is too early to tell right now. This is because the dynamic resistance is still pointing downwards. Nevertheless, the current technical rebound is likely to do some good as it temporary ease the decline.

Revision of Last week's Case Study: Maxis – 6012: Weak consolidation.

Chart 1: Maxis – 6012 (11/19/2009 ~ 02/06/2010 )

As indicated by A, price of Maxis rebounded from RM5.10 last week and re-tested the RM5.20 level. Despite the rebound, it failed to break above the 14, 21, 31 Exponential Moving Average, thus suggesting that the overall trend is still downtrend, and the 14, 21, 31 EMA is still serving as the dynamic resistance.

If price of Maxis should consolidate above RM5.20 level, it could extend its consolidation and might have a chance to break away from this downtrend. However, it is not a reversal yet, for a reversal would need strong volume as price rises.

On the other hand, if price should remain resisted by the 14, 21, 31 EMA, and later breaking below the RM5.20 again, it means that the next target will be RM5.10 level, thus a risk of resuming its downtrend.

Leading PER

17.57 times

Dividend Yield

2.88%

Dividend

Dividend Yield

Net Profit Ratio

31/12/2009

15 sen

2.72%

20.73%

Table 1: Maxis – 6012], yearly dividend, dividend yield, and net profit ratio.

Ranhill – 5030: Downtrend Channel, technical rebound.

Chart 2: Ranhill – 5030 (03/08/2009~02/06/2010)

As indicated by A, price of Ranhill remains in its downtrend channel, with the T1 line being the dynamic resistance while the T2 line is the dynamic support. On the 2nd of June, price of Ranhill rebounded strongly, and tested the 14, 21, 31 EMA, but the selling pressure was still strong, thus price of Ranhill failed to break above the 14, 21, 31 EMA.

Despite the strong technical rebound, the downtrend remains intact. This means, whomever trying to catch this rebound, is actually buying into a downtrend, whether its a short term trading or else, this strategy is high risk.

Nevertheless, one should never over look the risk of a downtrend, as when price falls, in the downside, no matter how high or how low one bought their shares, as long as he or she hold his or her shares, he or she is now losing money, thus increasing the will to break even, and inevitably increasing the selling pressure in the downtrend. Unless there are strong volume, which implies more inflow of fresh capital to off set the selling pressure, it is not easy to reverse the downtrend.

4 Q Rolling PER

1.57 times

Dividend Yield

1.47%

Dividend

Dividend Yield

Net Profit Ratio

31/06/2009

1.0sen

1.1%

10.29%

31/06/2008

0 sen

0%

-36.75%

31/06/2007

0 sen

0%

7.92%

31/06/2006

1.5 sen

1.16%

-0.89%

31/06/2005

1.5 sen

1.19%

2.22%

Table 2: Ranhill – 5030, yearly dividend, dividend yield, and net profit ratio.

BJCorp – 3395Weak Consolidation.

Chart 3: BJCorp – 3395 (04/02/2010~02/06/2010)

As shown on chart 3, price of BJCorp formed a T1 downtrend since May, and until now, price remained resisted by the T1 downtrend line. Fortunately, price of BJCorp managed to find a temporary support at RM 1.45, and therefore, the downside volatility is temporary reduced, thus entering a consolidation stage. But still, with the T1 downtrend line remains intact, the consolidation is likely to be a weak one.

If price should break below RM1.45 level, it would mark an end to the consolidation, and resume its downtrend, and the 14, 21, 31 EMA shall continues serving as the dynamic resistance for Bjcorp, with bearish biased technical outlook. Unless, price could rebound from the RM1.45 and break above the T1 line with strong volume, then only there is a chance of a reversal. Or else, a rebound with weak volume suggests that the buying interest is still low, thus not having sufficient inflow of fresh capital to off set the selling pressure. Nevertheless, next support for Bjcorp is at RM1.32 WinChart Automatic Fibonacci Retracement while the resistance is seen at RM1.60 followed by RM1.70 WinChart Automatic Fibonacci Retracement.

4 Q Rolling PER

0

Dividend Yield

2.25%

Dividend

Dividend Yield

Net Profit Ratio

30/04/2009

3.35 sen

3.99%

-0.83%

30/04/2008

9 sen

8.11%

17.20%

30/04/2007

0 sen

0%

5.75%

30/04/2006

0 sen

0%

-24.33%

30/04/2005

0 sen

0%

-3.03%

Table 3: BJCorp – 3395, yearly dividend, dividend yield, net profit ratio.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, after a sharp fall in May, it is normal to have a strong technical rebound as well. However, can one technical rebound breaks the downtrend? Not yet, because the market volume is still very low, thus suggesting that the investors' confidence is still low, and therefore, we don't have the technical conditions for a reversal market. Of course, experienced traders could take advantages of the technical rebound and do some short term trade, but the risk of short term trading is relatively higher.





Copyright © 2009 Straits Index (M) Sdn BhdImportant Disclaimer:These content provided by Straits Index (M) Sdn Bhd is solely for education and information purposes only, and do not suggest any investment advices. All information displayed are believed to be accurate and reliable. Interpretation of the data or analysis is at the reader's own risk. Straits Index (M) Sdn Bhd reserves the rights but obligations to update, admen, or even terminate the materials. 重要声明:以上的内容由海峡指数(马)私人有限公司提供,纯粹是教育性质, 并不是任何的投资忠告。所有资料显示认为是准确和可靠的。对数据或分析的解释和用途是在于用户自己的风险。海峡指数(马)有限公司持有保留及义务更新,甚 至终止材料的权利。