
Chart 1: Malton's daily chart as at Nov 15, 2011_12.15pm (Source: Quickcharts)

Chart 2: Malton's monthly chart as at Nov 15, 2011_12.15pm (Source: Tradesignum)
Based on the above technical breakout, I think Malton could be a good trading BUY.
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2 comments:
If I follow the share that you mentioned, I will definitely loose money.
You only comment on the shares that run up and by this time is often too late to buy.
Hi sky
A trading Buy for any security, triggered by a technical breakout, must by definition mean that the security has risen. Similarly, a trading Sell would only arise after a security has dropped. Before any movement in the price, one can never call a trading Buy or Sell.
If you are keen to buy a stock which has not moved up yet, try Tien Wah!
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