KLCI is waiting for a good uptrend next week.
Friday, April 18, 2008
4:28 pm - KLCI is forming a saucer shape - a bullish pattern !
However, today is Friday and traders do not like to keep their position over the weekend. Market will close lower.
11:13 am - Here is the look on all these 3 shares weekly chart for SP Setia, KLCC Property & UEM World stated in previous weblog.
Have to wait for SP Setia to form a long consolidation base first before buying SP Setia. Support at RM 3.26. Dividend yield is 2-4 %
Again the same pattern & story painted for UEM World. Its support at RM2.64. Wait for a "saucer shape" to form. Dividend yield almost nil.
For the last KLCCP. Same stories as per UEMWorld. Support for KLCCP is at RM2.53. Dividend yield 2-2.7%. Not so interested !
Remember, if you have to choose from these three counters, (do not buy all three counters as there are all in construction sector), I wud choose SP Setia only. But I will avoid them first until these counters prove they are worthly to me to buy them.
9:51 am - An interesting article posted by Bernama to buy SP Setia, KLCC Property and UEM World
Citi: Start buying as KL mart is bottoming out
Published: 2008/04/18
On its stock pick, the research house puts SP Setia, KLCC Property and UEM World on the top buy list
IT is time to buy into the Malaysian bourse as the market is bottoming out with banking, plantation, telecommunications, utilities and gaming sectors taking the lead, said Citi Investment Research yesterday.“A lot of the bad news (global equities meltdown and shocking 12th general election results where the ruling coalition government lost the two-third majority) are already in the price. In an illiquid market like Malaysia, we urge investors to start positioning,” it said in its research paper released yesterday.Besides, Citi Investment said, investors would eventually be tired of speculating on the outcome of such negative events and re-focus on basic investment fundamentals.On the converse, it said, the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) is domestic-centric and hardly any sector is directly exposed to the outside world.
“The only sector that is directly exposed to the external environment is the plantation sector which accounts for 17 per cent of the KLCI weighting.“Banking accounts for another 23 per cent, while utilities and telecommunications make up a further 16 per cent,” it said.Citi Investment, which is a division of Citigroup Global Market Inc, said its bottom-up index target suggested a 15 per cent upside for KLCI.“We now expect the KLCI to hit 1,499 points by year-end,” it said.The KLCI ended 2.9 points higher at 1,256.54 yesterday.Citi Investment said some local institutions are seeing their cash levels rising to over 20 per cent and, “we see buying activities picking up imminently.” It said huge pent-up demands are waiting to re-enter the market and the 2009 Budget is expected to stir up buying interest as investors expect an expansionary budget to shore up consumer confidence. “The 2009 Budget can boost next year's gross domestic product growth, spending and confidence to levels back to the 1990s,” it said.On its stock pick, the research house put SP Setia, KLCC Property and UEM World on the top buy list.“We continue to like IOI Corp, KL Kepong and IJM Plantation in the plantation sector but are dropping Sime Darby from the list.“Listing Telekom Malaysia's mobile unit can add more interest in the telecommunications space.“DiGi is also expected to continuously deliver strong earnings growth and cash flow,” it said. — Bernama
Published: 2008/04/18
On its stock pick, the research house puts SP Setia, KLCC Property and UEM World on the top buy list
IT is time to buy into the Malaysian bourse as the market is bottoming out with banking, plantation, telecommunications, utilities and gaming sectors taking the lead, said Citi Investment Research yesterday.“A lot of the bad news (global equities meltdown and shocking 12th general election results where the ruling coalition government lost the two-third majority) are already in the price. In an illiquid market like Malaysia, we urge investors to start positioning,” it said in its research paper released yesterday.Besides, Citi Investment said, investors would eventually be tired of speculating on the outcome of such negative events and re-focus on basic investment fundamentals.On the converse, it said, the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) is domestic-centric and hardly any sector is directly exposed to the outside world.
“The only sector that is directly exposed to the external environment is the plantation sector which accounts for 17 per cent of the KLCI weighting.“Banking accounts for another 23 per cent, while utilities and telecommunications make up a further 16 per cent,” it said.Citi Investment, which is a division of Citigroup Global Market Inc, said its bottom-up index target suggested a 15 per cent upside for KLCI.“We now expect the KLCI to hit 1,499 points by year-end,” it said.The KLCI ended 2.9 points higher at 1,256.54 yesterday.Citi Investment said some local institutions are seeing their cash levels rising to over 20 per cent and, “we see buying activities picking up imminently.” It said huge pent-up demands are waiting to re-enter the market and the 2009 Budget is expected to stir up buying interest as investors expect an expansionary budget to shore up consumer confidence. “The 2009 Budget can boost next year's gross domestic product growth, spending and confidence to levels back to the 1990s,” it said.On its stock pick, the research house put SP Setia, KLCC Property and UEM World on the top buy list.“We continue to like IOI Corp, KL Kepong and IJM Plantation in the plantation sector but are dropping Sime Darby from the list.“Listing Telekom Malaysia's mobile unit can add more interest in the telecommunications space.“DiGi is also expected to continuously deliver strong earnings growth and cash flow,” it said. — Bernama
9:26 am - KLCI is testing higher back @ 1266
If it can hold and close 1261.0 at the end of the day, then KLCI is ok (uptrend is intact).
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