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Change in count for FCPOWith the overlap in wave i at 3998, the previous count is negated and thus present an alternate count for wave (b) preceding an expected 5 wave formation of wave (c)to the upside for a major wave B (in red).
Sentiment remains weak but the presence of a divergence between price and MACD is indicative
FCPO Week 48 205: Another consolidation mode?Still in bearish mode but the move lower is losing a little bit of momentum even though Friday push lower look impressive. Look at 4H and you will see a bullish divergence that might indicate that price will retrace in a bearish macro trend. Another consolidation period is also possible. So bearish
27/11/25 Can Bulls Create a Strong Pullback?
Wednesday’s candlestick (Nov 26) was a bull bar closing in its upper half with a prominent tail above.
In our previous report, we stated that traders would watch to see if the bears could create more follow-through selling and extend the second leg sideways to down, or if the market would stall
26/11/25 Bears Want FT Selling, Bulls Want Pullback
Tuesday’s candlestick (Nov 25) was another follow-through small bear bar closing near its low with a small tail below.
In our previous report, we stated that traders would watch to see if the bears could create more follow-through selling and extend the second leg sideways to down, or if the ma
25/11/25 More FT Selling, or Stall?
Monday’s candlestick (Nov 24) was a follow-through small bear bar closing near its low with a prominent tail above.
In our previous report, we said traders would watch if the bears could create more follow-through selling, or if the market would trade slightly lower, but close with a long tail
19/11/25 BO Above TTR, Test 20-EMA, Bulls Need FT Buying
Tuesday’s candlestick (Nov 18) was a bull bar closing near its high with a small tail above.
In our previous report, we said traders would watch whether the market continues to chop sideways within the tight trading range formed in the last 10 trading days, or if the market breaks from either d
18/11/25 No Breakout from Sideways Tight Trading Range Yet
Monday’s candlestick (Nov 17) was an outside bull bar closing in its upper half with a prominent tail above.
In our previous report, we said traders would watch whether the market continues to chop sideways within the tight trading range formed in the last 9 trading days, or if the market would
FCPO Week 47 2025: Transition to bullish?Price is in consolidation. It has 2 weeks to follow through on the double top but so far it held. This might indicate that it is in transition to possibly going higher and bearish is losing momentum. Two options next week:
1) Price close and stay above 4200 then we might see price going bullish towa
Is CPO Malaysia can Breaout 2022 Resistance?Soon MYX:FCPO1! will test it's long term Resistance (since 2022) at MYR4,500.
The question, can it Breakout now?
Try to look at Monthly Chart and you will see that since 2022, CPO Malaysia has been Up Trending according to SMA60. You can expect the fall from early 2022 up to now is within Techni
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The current price of Crude Palm Oil Futures is 4,109 MYR / TNE — it has risen 0.44% in the past 24 hours. Watch Crude Palm Oil Futures price in more detail on the chart.
The volume of Crude Palm Oil Futures is 1.44 K. Track more important stats on the Crude Palm Oil Futures chart.
The nearest expiration date for Crude Palm Oil Futures is Jun 15, 2026.
Traders prefer to sell futures contracts when they've already made money on the investment, but still have plenty of time left before the expiration date. Thus, many consider it a good option to sell Crude Palm Oil Futures before Jun 15, 2026.
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