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Divine
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This week above 0.9, can we make it?
Jessie Ong
The warrant is following the mother share one. Grab both if you have extra fund
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Divine
Hmmm, not a bad idea
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Ying Fern Khoo
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Good QR should help to boost momentum ⤉
Waller See
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The technical setup for Central Global Berhad (“CGB”) is showing signs of a potential breakout after a period of sideways consolidation. Over the past few weeks, the stock has oscillated between RM0.860 and RM0.945, gradually forming a base as momentum indicators begin to improve, suggesting that buying interest is building in a measured and sustainable manner.

The daily candles are currently testing the upper end of the consolidation range near RM0.900, holding above short-term moving averages, which have started to slope upward, signaling that near-term sentiment is turning bullish. Mid-term moving averages also show early signs of turning higher, indicating that any upward movement is likely supported by structural strength rather than speculative spikes.

After briefly pulling back from the RM0.945 resistance, CGB has found support around RM0.860, where buying pressure has re-emerged on lighter volume, suggesting that profit-taking was efficiently absorbed without heavy distribution. The rebound in recent sessions has been accompanied by modest volume increases, hinting that accumulation may be resuming. Momentum oscillators align with this view, showing that bullish strength is consolidating at a higher base, setting the stage for a potential higher-high formation.

From a chart perspective, the immediate resistance remains at RM0.945, representing the recent swing high and a psychological barrier. A decisive breakout above this level, ideally confirmed by volume exceeding recent averages, could trigger the next leg higher toward RM1.00, a level that coincides with historical resistance zones. On the downside, RM0.860 serves as the key support, and a failure to maintain this level could signal weakness, with a stop-loss at RM0.840 recommended to manage downside risk.

Overall, CGB’s trend structure appears constructive. The combination of improving momentum, upward-sloping moving averages, and a well-defined support base paints a picture of a healthy trend poised for continuation. As long as the stock remains supported above RM0.860, the bulls maintain control, and a break above RM0.945 would likely confirm the next phase of the uptrend toward RM1.00.
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Divine
us market red red, I guess have to wait next week
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Ang Ching Yew
Market's been rough lately, always a good time to sit on the sidelines and see how CGB shake out next week
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Kim Fatt Tham
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Consolidation at 89 cents there will end soon after good results are released
Ying Fern Khoo
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I think there is a good chance their revenue will surpass RM100 million in the next quarter’s results
Kim Fatt Tham
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Hard resistance at 90 cents had been broken through. Next stop will be RM1
Kim Fatt Tham
I believe the price will climb back above 90 cents sometime this month
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Divine
Maybe next week will challenge
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Ying Fern Khoo
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Berjaya Research has started coverage on Central Global Berhad (CGB) with a BUY call and a target price of RM1.10. This suggests a potential total return of about 26.8%, as the company is showing growth from two key areas, e.g. steady progress in its construction projects and signs of recovery in its manufacturing business
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David Chua
Honestly, for trading, 3-6 months is definitely a decent timeframe to see some meaningful moves. Long enough to ride out short-term noise and capture larger trends.
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Han Ming Chong
Yeah 3-6 months is not that long, 现在的年轻人都要快钱
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Hui Eng Huat
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CGB is targeting to lift its overseas contribution to 50% of manufacturing revenue, up from 43% recorded in FY25, underpinned by deeper penetration into existing export markets and the onboarding of new international customers.
Jessie Ong
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Yong Teck Ying
This looks like a solid breakout setup, just need that last push....
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Yong Teck Ying
Looks like it's right on the cusp of breaking resistance, and adding to oil exposure makes sense here. The momentum is building, so I'm watching that level closely.
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Kim Fatt Tham
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Keep an eye on CGB-WB too. Looks like the mother shares might be breaking out
Tan Hao Yu
Interesting call on CGB-WB, always good to have those less obvious plays on the radar.
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