KUALA LUMPUR: Tenaga Nasional, Telekom and CIMB controlled the FBM KLCI higher early Tuesday as speculator feeling was stirred by the solid overnight close on Wall Street.
At 9.07am:
The FBM KLCI was up 8.62 focuses or 0.49% to 1,764.67 - adding to the more than 14 focuses increased last Friday.
Turnover was 227.29 million shares esteemed at RM99.55mil. There were 275 gainers, 58 washouts and 226 counters unaltered.
Asian values were unfaltering on Tuesday and the euro held picks up as business sectors' happiness over a moderate triumph in the first round of the French presidential decision died down, however close term speculator estimation stays positive, Reuters announced.
Kenanga Investment Bank Research said last Friday:
The KLCI rose 14.44 pooints or 0.83% to 1,756.05 in front of the long end of the week.
Conclusion on the more extensive market was likewise more grounded, with 588 gainers against 320 decliners and 386 counters exchanged unaltered.
"Outline insightful, the KLCI's essential pattern is certain with the benchmark file now seeming to have broken out of its fleeting solidification stage/20-day SMA.
"In the meantime, the MACD has additionally converged its Signal-line to mirror a move in force from bearish to bullish. From here, anticipate that predisposition will now be on the upside, towards 1,760 (R1) and
1,776 (R2) additionally up. Key bolster levels are presently 1,743 (S1) and 1,727 (S2)," it said.
Telekom and Tenaga rose 12 sen each to RM6.60 and RM13.86 while CIMB added 11 sen to RM5.72.
Age Credit picked up 24 sen to RM16.08 with 200 shares done while Petronas Dagangan climbed 20 sen to RM24.20 with only 100 shares done.
Time dotcom joined the rally, adding 20 sen to RM9.
GDex drawing in solid enthusiasm, picking up 13 sen to RM2.59 in dynamic exchange.
BAT fell the most, down 54 sen to RM45.98 while CCB shed nine sen to RM2.74 and Astro three sen bring down at RM2.69.
Seacera fell seven sen to RM1.21 and Seacera-WA lost 4.5 sen to 22 sen after it proposed to issue 70 million to 80 million new shares to raise RM70mil.
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