adtag
RSS | Mobile | Email Alert | Widget | Digital Edition
For latest news » NST Online
Search »
Home | Most Popular | News List | Ebooks | Subscription | Archive | Email Us

MRCB on track to stage follow-through rebound

Published: 2008/07/24

Email PDF
Email EMAIL
Print PRINT
Currency ConverterCURRENCY CONVERTER
enlarge LARGER TYPE
smaller SMALLER TYPE


SHARE prices on Bursa Malaysia rebounded in unison with the strong rebounds on the regional stock markets yesterday. Its overall advancing counters outpaced its declining counters by 516 to 136.

The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) rebounded from its intra-day low of 1,116.14 to close at its intra-day high of 1,139.41 yesterday, posting a day-on-day gain of 29.84 points, or 2.69 per cent.

Malaysian Resources Corp Bhd (MRCB) staged a mild technical rebound yesterday. Its daily price trend closed at RM1.01, giving a day-on-day gain of 5.5 sen, or 5.76 per cent.

Chartwise, MRCB's daily price trend fell from its high of RM1.65 on May 16 all the way down to its intra-day low of 94.5 sen on July 21, posting a total loss of 70.5 sen, or 42.73 per cent.

Its hourly price trend stepped out of its intermediate-term downtrend (B1:B2) on July 9. Its short-term price trend trended within the confines of its sideways channel (B3:B4 and B5:B6).

Its hourly fast MACD (moving average convergence divergence) continued to stay above its hourly slow MACD yesterday. Both of its hourly fast and slow MACDs continued to stay above their respective neutral reference lines.

Its hourly price trend is on track to stage a follow-through rebound from its present oversold position.

The subject expressed above is based on technical analysis and opinions of the writer. It is not a solicitation to buy or sell.





» MOST ACCESSED
  1. Malaysia inflation: 'The worst is over'
  2. Ringgit is 'almost a washout': MIER
  3. Malaysia sells dollars to defend ringgit: Traders
  4. EPF ends talks to sell partial stake in RHBCap
  5. TA to list property business
  6. Talk of IJM taking unit private resurfaces
  7. New investment wave to hit Malaysia
  8. CIMB cuts ringgit forecast on deficit, political risk
  9. BAT: It's RM9 for a pack of 20s
  10. Kwantas posts huge jump in net profit


Six-Day News
M T W T F S

TOOLS
Dictionary »
Thesaurus »






BT GALLERY
NSTP Online News: NSTP e-Media | NST Online | Berita Harian | Harian Metro |
Mail webheads for site related feedback and questions. Write to the editor or contact sales for other kind of help.
Copyright © The New Straits Times Press (Malaysia) Berhad, Balai Berita 31, Jalan Riong, 59100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
page counter