Thursday, December 4, 2014

Don't erase your trend lines, KLCI outlook

I'm beginning to wonder if trendlines are some arbitrary pricing action manipulated by big players.  The reason being that a lot of trendlines that fail to materialize to a downtrend or uptrend are still valid after they've been proven invalid.  That's a mouthful.



A failed trend down in October for palm oil has simply just been flat out wrong.  Nevertheless, all that selling has seemed to be a large position as the seller who started that downtrend swiftly reversed his position at where the downtrend would be just yesterday.

It's as if the seller said...okay guys I know i'm wrong at this time but I've got a backup sellers behind me that should push the market down.  If it gets back to my area, i'm gonna take a load off.

Boy was that load big!

The FKLI pretty much lives and dies by the price of oil.  They simply get tons of money from the commodity and with Malaysia on a spending spree as well as oil at such a low price, the Ringgit is not so hot.



Fret not though, all is not lost!  We still have hope in the last remaining trend line at near 1710.  This breakout was inspired by infinite QE.  Of course the failed trend line at 1790 will be the resistance.  I won't be erasing the failed trendline just yet.

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