Sept 24th Tues - BC Daily Trading Floor

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1.Salcon 0.69 0.67
2.Hohup 1.27 1.23
3.Uoadev 2.24 2.2
4.Cuscapi 0.42 0.4
5.Bahvest 1.47 1.43
6.Engtex 1.28 1.24
7.Unimech 1.46 1.42
8.Catcha 0.625 0.605
9.Success 1.23 1.19
10.Dialog 2.76 2.72
11.Faber 2.55 2.51
12.Censof 0.525 0.505
13.OCK 0.7 0.685
14.Myeg 1.99 1.95
15.Supermx 2.61 2.57

First Class Stocks:
Salcon, Hohup

Sept 24th - Stocks To Watch Index stocks, Time Eng, Farlim, Iris, Versatile Creative, plantations, JCY, Glomac
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morning, have a good trading day!

good morning...

got some tehcnical questions...normally to decide support and resistant, which point to be chosen? day high or closing. example :

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Will TMS choing again today?

morning~
 

selamat pagi 

WW wrote:got some tehcnical questions...normally to decide support and resistant, which point to be chosen? day high or closing. example :

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There is no right and wrong on it. I had a conversation with Cals before on this matter and we both got different opinions. After I have done some research on it. I have this conclusion:

For resistance & support, it is not necessarily at that particular price. It is a region of that price.

Which is why when you see 0.96 as resistance at the chart, and the trading board has 132423 sell queue lots on the very next bid.

Global Markets Asian shares lose ground, Fed the usual suspect
Business & Markets 2013
Written by Reuters
Tuesday, 24 September 2013 11:28

24/09/13 11:20:11
SYDNEY (Sept 24): Asian share markets were mostly under water on Tuesday while currencies dithered in recent ranges as a dearth of major economic news left investors to fret on the outlook for monetary policy in the United states and Europe.

Taking its cue from a softer Wall Street, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan eased 0.9 percent. Shanghai shed 1.2 percent, and Seoul 0.7 percent.

Returning from holiday, Tokyo's Nikkei slipped 0.7 percent in light volume. The only bright spot was stocks in iPhone suppliers, burnished by news Apple Inc had sold 9 million new iPhones during their first three days in stores.

Lacking an obvious culprit, dealers tended to blame uncertainty about when the Federal Reserve will start trimming its asset buying following last week's shock decision to maintain the programme at $85 billion a month.

"I do think that there was a sense of complacency before, about the Fed being able to drive the market higher simply through doing whatever it was doing," said Damien Boey, equity strategist at Credit Suisse.

"But, now there's been a reflection on that and the market's come off and I think that will continue."

Moves were modest in currencies. The euro idled at $1.3493 , having slipped 0.2 percent on Monday. Both the euro and the dollar lost ground to the yen, which firmed to 98.76 per dollar.

The net result was to leave the dollar little changed against a basket of currencies at 80.465, and still uncomfortably close to a seven-month trough hit last week.

Economic data had been too mixed to offer much direction.

Markit's preliminary U.S. Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) unexpectedly retreated to 52.8 this month from 53.1 in August.

That contrasted with Markit's Eurozone PMI which jumped to 52.1 in September, from last month's 51.5, its highest since June 2011. It also followed a firmer-than-expected reading on China's manufacturing sector.

All of which had seen the Dow Jones industrial average end 0.32 percent lower on Monday, while the S&P 500 Index eased 0.47 percent.

Bonds fared better, with yields on 10-year Treasury debt down another basis point at 2.69 percent and 16 basis points lower since last week's Fed meeting.

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In truth, dealers conceded there was not much rhyme or reason behind the latest market moves.

The euro apparently dropped because European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said euro zone interest rates will remain at current or lower levels for an extended period. Yet, he has been saying the same thing for weeks with little obvious impact on the currency.

Wall Street's wobble was attributed in part on a comment by New York Fed President William Dudley that the timeline for tapering was still in place.

But Treasuries rallied because Dudley also said he wanted to see a broader improvement in the labour market before signing off on tapering, emphasising the need for policy to "forcefully" push back against economic headwinds.

Dudley is a close ally of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and is assumed to speak for the dovish majority of voters on the Open Market Committee, which gives his words weight with investors.

One of the headwinds cited was U.S. fiscal policy amid a political showdown in Washington that could see the government shut down, or at the very extreme, default on its debt.

The wrangling looks set to roll on for some weeks, providing a distraction to policy makers and investors alike.

In commodities markets, gold steadied at $1,326.16 an ounce after failing to sustain its Fed-inspired rally to $1,374 last week. The story was much the same in copper futures which held at $7,225.00, from last week's peak of $7,368.00.

Brent crude oil was down 12 cents at $108.04 a barrel, while U.S. crude eased 17 cents to $103.42. - Reuters

KLCI futures traded lower
Business & Markets 2013
Written by Bernama
Tuesday, 24 September 2013 10:40

KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 24): The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) futures contract on Bursa Malaysia Derivatives was traded lower in early trading session today, tracking the weaker cash market.

At 9.37 am, spot month September 2013 and October 2013 fell 4.5 points each to 1,787 and 1,789.5, respectively, December 2013 shed five points to 1,785 and March 2014 eased 5.5 points to 1,779.

Turnover stood at 3,124 lots while open interest totalled 46,881 contracts.

The underlying FBM KLCI was down 7.86 points at 1,792.07 after 37 minutes of trading.

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nitezshiro wrote:

WW wrote:got some tehcnical questions...normally to decide support and resistant, which point to be chosen? day high or closing. example :

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There is no right and wrong on it. I had a conversation with Cals before on this matter and we both got different opinions. After I have done some research on it. I have this conclusion:

For resistance & support, it is not necessarily at that particular price. It is a region of that price.

Which is why when you see 0.96 as resistance at the chart, and the trading board has 132423 sell queue lots on the very next bid.

thx shiro...continue to learn from here...

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you subscribe to chartnexus R & S package?

WW wrote:

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you subscribe to chartnexus R & S package?

i only can view 2 counters per day with this feature...

nope.... kentrade interactive chart.... 

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too bad news came late~
  if not went in this noon.. lol

opps, actually news came out this morning,
few players took advantage on fb-c6 this noon   

+1 see the day before candle close its bullish