SINGAPORE: Palm oil may revisit its Oct. 11 low of 2,153 ringgit per tonne, as a wave (c) from this level could have ended.
This is the third wave of a three-wave cycle from the Sept. 20 low of 2,137 ringgit per tonne. It looks much weaker than expected, as it failed to overcome a barrier at 2,214 ringgit, its 61.8 percent projection level.
The wave (c) may extend, only if palm oil could stabilize around 2,190 ringgit and retest the resistance at 2,214 ringgit. Once palm oil falls to 2,153 ringgit, a pivotal support at 2,143 ringgit on the daily chart will not hold. A break below this level could open the way towards 2,091 ringgit, the 107 percent projection level of a downward wave (C).
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Wang Tao is a Reuters market analyst for commodities and energy technicals. The views expressed are his own.
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