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FTSE Malaysia moves lower than expected.Although on the prior move, we knew that the KLCI will move lower to the support and trendline area which indicates the final wave (Z) correction and (e) in triangle. We were hoping that the price will bounce on these 2 support lines. It did for at least 2 weeks and moved 32.61 points above. As of now, I will stay neutral on Malaysia's economic, if price breaks the support level (red colour line) or breaks the trendline level (blue colour line), then I would say Malaysia's economic will not regain its bull momentum anytime soon. However if it happens otherwise and the index rises up to break the upper trendline, then we are expecting the economic to recover to a new level within 1 to 2 years. Regards, Ejaz
FTSEMYX:FBMKLCI
by AMianz
FBM KLCI Reached Important SupportBased on my previous observation, KLCI was in the 5th wave rally. But the rally had weaken after it reach near the 4th wave low. The 5th wave had broken and now it will enter into the ABC wave downward. In today trading, it has reach the very important support line at 1615 pt. If it closing with downwards breakout, the next support line will be at 1553 pt. The near term concern will be the US-China trade negotiation. If both economy reach a deal, then we will see a correction sideway. Disclaimer: Individual opinion and analysis. Not for trading purposes nor buy/sell call.
FTSEMYX:FBMKLCI
by Pohle
Malaysia - Still Waters Run DeepAs Q2 2019 is underway, global financial markets have experienced a melt-up in assets prices, with some markets up over 20 percent year-to-date. However, despite the run in global asset prices, there is one country that has missed out on the rally, and that is Malaysia. Malaysian equities ( EWM ) (INDEX:KLSE) have declined -3.77% in 2019, taking the mantle as the worst performing equity market this year so far. To further complicate matters, the yield on the Malaysian 10-year government bond has risen to 3.932% as of this post, up from 3.81% in March. Lastly, the Malaysian Ringgit has weakened by 1.92% percent in April 2019, loosing 0.08% against the US Dollar for the year, and forecast to fall further. Under-performance in Malaysian assets in recent trading sessions can be attributed to the fact that global investors are worried that Malaysian bonds may be removed from the FTSE Russel, a key global bond index for international investors. If this were to occur, Malaysian credit markets would see billions of dollars in outflows, in conjunction with a spike in yields, as investors flee the market en masse. However, the under-performance of Malaysian assets in 2019 can be attributed to recent downgrades in Malaysian gross domestic product (“GDP”) by the International Monetary Fund (“IMF”). The IMF downgraded the country’s GDP to 4.5% for 2019, down from 4.7% as stated in their prior forecasts. Growth is expected to slow this year as uncertainty stemming from the US-China trade war is expected to put further pressure on Malaysian exports. Furthermore, on a micro level, the threat of elevated household debt among Malaysian households is also lurking in the background. With household debt-to-GDP levels hovering around 83% in 2018, some of the highest in South East Asia, there is worry that leveraged households who have taken large sums of debt for real estate investment and consumption may have difficulty servicing their existing debt. This is especially worrisome in the midst of a slowing economy. Thus, there is risk that elevated household debt could add further pressure to future economic growth, and threaten economic stability within the Malaysia, if it continues on its current trajectory. As a result, due to these ongoing internal macroeconomic and financial headwinds, we are bearish on Malaysian assets and caution investors to tread lightly within this space.
FTSEMYX:FBMKLCIShort
by EconomicsGlobal
Malaysia - Still Waters Run DeepAs Q2 2019 is underway, global financial markets have experienced a melt-up in assets prices, with some markets up over 20 percent year-to-date. However, despite the run in global asset prices, there is one country that has missed out on the rally, and that is Malaysia. Malaysian equities ( EWM ) (INDEX:KLSE) have declined -3.77% in 2019, taking the mantle as the worst performing equity market this year so far. To further complicate matters, the yield on the Malaysian 10-year government bond has risen to 3.932% as of this post, up from 3.81% in March. Lastly, the Malaysian Ringgit (USDMYR) has weakened by 1.92% percent in April 2019, loosing 0.08% against the US Dollar for the year, and forecast to fall further. Under-performance in Malaysian assets in recent trading sessions can be attributed to the fact that global investors are worried that Malaysian bonds may be removed from the FTSE Russel, a key global bond index for international investors. If this were to occur, Malaysian credit markets would see billions of dollars in outflows, in conjunction with a spike in yields, as investors flee the market en masse. However, the under-performance of Malaysian assets in 2019 can be attributed to recent downgrades in Malaysian gross domestic product (“GDP”) by the International Monetary Fund (“IMF”). The IMF downgraded the country’s GDP to 4.5% for 2019, down from 4.7% as stated in their prior forecasts. Growth is expected to slow this year as uncertainty stemming from the US-China trade war is expected to put further pressure on Malaysian exports. Furthermore, on a micro level, the threat of elevated household debt among Malaysian households is also lurking in the background. With household debt-to-GDP levels hovering around 83% in 2018, some of the highest in South East Asia, there is worry that leveraged households who have taken large sums of debt for real estate investment and consumption may have difficulty servicing their existing debt. This is especially worrisome in the midst of a slowing economy. Thus, there is risk that elevated household debt could add further pressure to future economic growth, and threaten economic stability within the Malaysia, if it continues on its current trajectory. As a result, due to these ongoing internal macroeconomic and financial headwinds, we are bearish on Malaysian assets and caution investors to tread lightly within this space.
INDEX:KLSEShort
by EconomicsGlobal
Did KLCI found its bottom on recent low?FBM KLCI has been reaching it record low in 2019 while the FBM small cap has been been on a small up trend. The main reason where KLCI has been dropping tremendously was due to the crash of the banking sector due to the estimated interest rate drop in the future Therefore the money has been float out from both banking sector and Malaysia and RM has been weakening recently. From technical wise of view we can see that the chart of KLCI has some shadow around the 1610 area which might possibly found it temporary support but to regain the confirmation of rebound we would required a green candle next week. If the Malaysia Government would like to re-activate on the construction project which on hold the economy of the country might recover in the future which might benefit the KLCI index too. Solely for education purpose without any buy or sell recommendation.
INDEX:KLSE
by oneplus12
Malaysia Stock Market FBMKLCI "Asian Tiger" a Long Journey to goThe Malaysia FBMKLCI entered into a Long Term Downtrend since last year 2018 in the month of September the index formed a Deathly Crossover of the 3 lines applied. Since then the index had it's momentum hammered all the way downward from 1,826 to 1.626 lowest in the month of December 2018. As the global market starts to recover entering into the Year 2019 on wards the Malaysia FBMKLCI definitely need to follow suit by having its recovery from its lowest 1, 626 towards its highest 1,732 in the month of February 2019. In the month of February 2019 the FBMKLCI hits its crucial resistant which is the (red line) and since then the index retraced from that high towards 1,664 in the month of March 2019. The Malaysia FBMKLCI continues to maintain in its Long Term Downtrend scenario unless 2 key level of resistant have been achieved in the near term: 1) 1,700 psychological resistant level 2) 1,760 crucial point of resistant level Once these 2 level of resistant have been achieved the Malaysia will then only be on its right track moving towards "Asian Tiger" journey which is now far to be seen yet. The Malaysia FBMKLCI Downside risk level: 1) 1,626 the immediate support level. Index performance does not guarantee your portfolio of stocks performance. Stocks will have their own individual performance. Views shared on the FBMKLCI does not recommend a buy/sell on the general KLSE stocks decision
FTSEMYX:FBMKLCILong
by The_3_Lines_Trader_TFM
FKLI - Start of a bear market?FKLI Technical Update - after the recent break of consolidation phase - Market now at risks of breaking below a very critical ascending Trend line starting early year 2010. - Critical Support seen at 1657.78 for KLCI - Critical support for FKLISP at 1655 - A successful closing below this "critical support" is a strong selling signal, possibly signals the start of a bear market. - For 1st mover, a sell stop below 1654 to 1654.50, do note setting a sell stop is risky. sell stop limit may help to prevent filled prices from slipping. - Meanwhile safe short would be to wait for a successful closing below "critical support, pending a Inverted U pullback, with "new high below 1657.78 or below 1655 for FKLI. Disclaimer : Idea sharing only, trade at your own risk
FTSEMYX:FBMKLCIShort
by jp328
Kadar kenaikan 2 bulan yang lepas bagi indeks FBMKLCI kekal utuhFBMKLCI kini menunjukkan penurunan nilai yang kecil di bawah bacaan 38.20% dalam Anjakan Fibonacci. Secara teknikal, ini merupakan tindak balas yang normal berikutan pemulihan nilai yang dapat dilihat dalam empat sesi yang lepas. Walau bagaimanapun, selagi tiada tanda kemerosotan yang signifikan, kami percaya bahawa kenaikan indeks selama 2 bulan ini masih lagi menunjukkan tanda-tanda yang memberangsangkan. Carta menunjukkan nilai sokongan terhampir di paras 1,700 mata, diikuti oleh rintangan segera yang berhampiran garis aliran menurun pada sekitar paras 1,750 mata. Bagi tinjauan jangka masa pendek, pengunduran kecil adalah normal di bawah paras 38.20% Anjakan Fibonacci. Manakala bagi tinjauan jangka masa panjang, kami anggarkan sentimen pasaran akan bertambah pulih. Anggaran ini disokong oleh corak "Perbezaan Positif", yang mencadangkan pembetulan harga baru-baru ini bakal berakhir. Untuk maklumat lanjut, sila layari laman sesawang rasmi kami di: menangsaham.com telegramddnk.com
FTSEMYX:FBMKLCI
by DDNK