Published at 02:05 (GMT) 29 Jun
29 Jun USD / MYR Daily
00::53 GMT - Opening surge above 3.7743 strong resistance setting bullsfirmly back in control and with positive stance seen on daily tools, further gain eyes 3.8000 and dip should attract fresh buyers unless prices slip below 3.7675 support. [W.T]
R5: 3.9000 figure
R4: 3.8900 23 Jun 1998 low
R3: 3.8400 19 Jun 1998 low
R2: 3.8300 3 Jun 1998 low
R1: 3.8000 figure, peg level
S1: 3.7743 8 Jun high, break
S2: 3.7675 intraday level
S3: 3.7572 * 26 Jun low
S4: 3.7502 25 Jun low
S5: 3.7390 24 Jun low
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