Oiya..si + bener ttg MAPI minggu lalu..we gotta give him that. Ok +, SGRO ya, ill be watching this stock.. Sent from my AXIS Worry Free BlackBerry® smartphone
-----Original Message----- From: positif01 <[email protected]> Sender: [email protected] Date: Wed, 18 May 2011 08:38:35 Reply-To: [email protected] Subject: [saham] Re: CPO Rebounds Already Re: Over Tuesday holiday Re: 5-2, pb bo, s, b 4nw CBOT Soybeans closing May 17. Positive relationship with rising CPO prices ahead. On technical, MACD crossover below histogram underlies highly possible upside surge ahead. Daily chart: [image: Soybean Fut.png] *Subject:* [saham] Sell MAPI, buy SGRO Re: explained Re: MAPI code We advised on clients early Friday last week, to book all profits from MAPI as we recommended back to April 7 for an average 35% increase. MAPI was detected under Fidelity 52 week high breakout play, and as we are approaching 3-4 months prior to religious festivity in August/September, we expect as chart season pattern tells that a decline in the range of 10-25% may soon take place with MAPI. In addition, we recommended our clients to replace MAPI with SGRO under the same play of Fidelity 52 week-high. Taking advantage over SGRO's pull back after breaking out its significant 52 week high and all supported trading criteria on last May 02, SGRO would be most probable following the step of MAPI as you all may see from both charts. In addition, we see a prospective volatility in soft commodities, specifically, CPO to run a bump toward the end of this May. We adjust breaking out with market average environment before declaring a 520 week high breakout rule. '+' On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 3:03 PM, positif01 <[email protected]> wrote: > 1 hour before closing. As we speak to our clients 15 minutes ago, the > real-time data feed on Malaysian CPO below shows what we have clued. The > average increase of more than +1% to the nearby contract month would be a > nice setup over the holiday. > [image: CPO.png] > > > On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 1:50 PM, positif01 <[email protected]> wrote: > >> What are we prepared to for Tuesday? It could be a big day for a few and >> very little hope for a few other. How should we draw a line between the two? >> All knows the key drawback holding all market averages back is with >> commodities-created volatility. Well, it is not entirely blamed on them, we >> would preferably say this Monday sell off is more on the euro zone sentiment >> which is exaggerated with IMF head, Strauss-Khan's personal criminal arrest. >> >> Other than mixed and twisting sentiment currently being absorbed by global >> market, we, however, noted over the weekend that Euro-zone first-quarter >> gross domestic product beat analyst expectations with a quarter-on-quarter >> rise of 0.8%, including upside surprises in French and German growth. This >> should be more lasting effect on this Monday if the Dominique's effect did >> not all of sudden come to surface last night. It was also noted that an >> agreement on Greece which has dominated the headlines recently on >> speculation over the possible restructuring of its debt arrangements is >> still intact in the agenda. The International Monetary Fund and European >> Union finance ministers were slated to meet late Monday. They were expected >> to ratify the Portuguese bailout and may adjust loan conditions for Ireland, >> as well as consider the situation in Greece. >> >> Meanwhile, we do not see a massive free fall of crude oil, and as this >> note reaches to our clients we are seeing a strengthening dollar and gold. >> Even though, we maintain our position on "Sell in May and Go Away", we do >> not go away from all stock. We picked the most resistant stock with >> perspective beyond this May, and follow strictly a sector investing >> approach. In saying so, we are seeing a positive prospect of short-term >> turnaround in soft commodities led by CPO, we are also bullish on selective >> coal company and petrochemical. We may add up group industry cement later >> the week as the pressure will be waning off. >> >> As far as Indonesian market is concerned, tomorrow's holiday would become >> an enigma for traders as market may be facing a reversal on Tuesday. Some >> aggressive traders will suspectedly be taking buying position toward the >> closing of today's trading. That may not help IDX move much higher, but that >> may be helping themselves to save some handsome profits for their trading >> toward this weekend. >> >> 5-2, pb bo, s, b 4nw : 52 week high pull-back from breakout - sGRO - buy >> for next (this) week. >> >> '+' >> >> On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 3:48 PM, positif01 <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Don't forget 30 minutes before closing, do this "chicken dance" as in the >>> link provided below, and say hi for next week. Tuesday is holiday. >>> >>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhjCOiy4f-E&feature=related >>> >>> Have a nice long weekend! >>> >>> '+' >>> >> >> >
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