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JCI Predicted to Strengthen, Observe ADHI to HMSP Stocks : Okezone Economy

JAKARTA – Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) is predicted to strengthen in today’s trading. JCI will move in the range of 6,015-6,050.

Reliance Sekuritas analyst, Lanjar Nafi said, technically, although it closed slightly lower, the candlestick formed a bullish candle that stayed above the MA20 and MA5 levels. The stochastic and RSI indicators are moving bearish momentum with the MACD Indicator Signal Line saturating.

“JCI has the potential to re-test the MA20 at the level of 6,028 and test the bearish trendline resistance at 6,050 as confirmation of the next movement direction. So it is estimated that the JCI will continue to tend to consolidate higher at the beginning of the week with support and resistance at 6,015-6,050,” said Lanjar in his research, Monday (12/12/2020). 7/2021).

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Technically observable stocks include; AALI, ADHI, ADRO, AGII, ERAA, HMSP, JPFA, LSIP, MAIN, MEDC, PTPP, SMGR, WIKA, WSKT.

Previously, the JCI closed down 0.52 points or 0.00 percent to 6,039 with TLKM (+5.0%), BBHI (+24.5%), BSIM (25.0%), TPIA (+1.3%) and INCO (+4.4%). %) rose to offset the decline in shares of BBRI (-1.8%), BMRI (-2.1%), AGRO (-6.9%), EMTK (-1.4%) and BBNI (-2.5%) which experienced a decline.

Investors looked cautious at the end of the week amid uncertainty over the pace of the FOMC meeting on the outlook for interest rates and the number of new variants of COVID-19 cases that continued to expand. Foreign investors were observed to experience a net purchase of Rp23.11 billion.

Leader:

TLKM, BBHI, BSIM, TPIA, INCO

Laggard:

BBRI, BMRI, AGRO, EMTK, BBNI

Meanwhile, Asian stocks have the potential to start the week higher after US equities set new records on Friday in their rebound. Index Futures rose in Japan, Australia and Hong Kong. China’s central bank is cutting the amount of cash most banks have to keep in reserve, propping up profits, and the government is proposing new rules on companies registered overseas.

Tensions between the US and China continue to grow with the US adding 34 Chinese entities to its economic blacklist for alleged human rights abuses and high-tech surveillance in Xinjiang. Investors will turn their attention to the second-quarter earnings season starting this week for signs of corporate strength.

Of commodity prices, West Texas Intermediate crude rose 2.2% to $74.56 per barrel, Coal was up 1.49%, Nickel was up 2.05% and Tin was up 0.14%. The JCI sentiment has the potential to strengthen at the beginning of the week.

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