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Copper May Rally 373 within Fortnight
Copper is trading at Rs. 361 (23rd Thursday 2010, Time 1.10 PM). It is traded with
more volume as compared with any other Base Metals in MCX, its average
volume for past 10 trading days is around 91925(in lots) (as compared with other
volume blaster of MCX in Base Metals viz. Nickel having Average of 62418, and
Lead having Average of 19792), it’s yesterday’s closing was 358.60. Technically,
Copper has just formed BULLISH PENNANT pattern which is being shown in the
chart given above. According to the formation of pattern the target of Copper is
coming at 373, in subsequent sessions. And has just given a breakout above the
pattern additionally, we can also have confirmation from the increase in volume,
on 22nd September 2010.
Prices are lying above its medium term moving averages (MA 9 and MA21).
Moving Average 9 valuing at Rs. 356.74 and MA 21 at Rs. 356.18, this can be
considered as good support region for coming sessions. RSI valuing at 62 lying
above its equator line (50), which is also consider as a bullish signal.
Fundamentally, Copper rose for a second day in London as the dollar weakened,
making commodities cheaper for buyers using other currencies. The three‐month
contract on the London Metal Exchange was little changed at $7,836.25 a metric
ton at 10:34 a.m. in Singapore after climbing to $7,868 yesterday, the highest
price since April 16. December‐delivery copper on the Comex division of the
NewYork Mercantile Exchange was also little changed at $3.568 a pound.
We suggest accumulating copper up to 356 with stop loss of 351 for the target of
370‐375.
Moving Average Values (in terms of INR, Rs.)
30 351
50 346
100 327
200 329
Daily Resistance and Support Levels (Values in terms of INR,
Rs.)
Resistance Support
368 354
364 349
356 346
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