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| 2 | A wave iv triangle typically reflects a temporary balance between buyers and sellers. As buying and selling pressure become more evenly matched, price action contracts into a sideways range, usually accompanied by declining volume and lower volatility.
This consolidation represents a pause in the prevailing trend rather than a reversal.
The gradual decline in Accumulated Access Volume is consistent with this Elliott Wave characteristic, suggesting that buying momentum is easing but has not been replaced by aggressive selling.
At the same time, the Anchored VWAP continues to hold, indicating that buyers are still defending their average cost and the broader uptrend remains intact.
If this interpretation is correct, the current consolidation should eventually be followed by a thrust out of the triangle, marking the start of wave (v) in the direction of the prevailing trend. | 149 |
| 3 |  KJTS Flows
We tracked KJTS Access Volume following the breakout above the RM0.805 resistance level to assess whether the rally was supported by genuine buying interest.
Buying pressure dominated the session from the start, with the first three periods generating +3.97M in cumulative Access Volume.
Although sellers became more active during the later periods, buyers successfully maintained a strong positive Accumulated AV throughout the session.
The final Accumulated AV closed at +2.10M, showing that buyers retained control despite some profit-taking in the second half.
Buyers clearly dominated this session. Buying pressure accounted for 29.79% of total traded volume, more than double the selling pressure of 14.07%.
The strong positive Accumulated AV (+2.10M) indicates sustained accumulation and continued buyer control into the close. | 128 |
| 4 |  KJTS has continued to improve, although the recent pause appears to reflect profit-taking after its strong advance.
We have been tracking the stock closely, as the uptrend has been accompanied by improving buying volume, suggesting that the accumulation is genuine and could be supported by market operators.
We view the current consolidation as wave iv. If this interpretation is correct, prices could stage a strong thrust higher once wave iv is complete.
A break above RM0.935 would strengthen the bullish outlook and open the way towards RM1.00 potentially to RM1.23.
Overall, we remain optimistic on KJTS and continue to favour the upside. | 113 |
| 5 |  PWRWELL Flows Report
We tracked the Access Volume after prices broke above the RM0.83 resistance level.
The session started with strong buying interest, pushing Accumulated AV to +1.68M after the first two periods.
Although sellers became active in the middle of the session, buyers continued to absorb the selling pressure, keeping Accumulated AV positive throughout.
The strongest buying occurred in the final period with +1.15M Access Volume, lifting Accumulated AV to +1.54M by the close.
Conclusion
Buyers clearly dominated the session.
Buying pressure (31.95% of total volume) was significantly higher than selling pressure (18.93%), resulting in a strong positive Accumulated AV of +1.54M.
This indicates sustained accumulation and suggests that buyers remained firmly in control into the close. | 141 |
| 6 |  Since breaking above the RM0.83 resistance, PWRWELL has continued to strengthen, closing at RM0.865 last Friday.
The stock possibly be working its way towards a new high above RM0.885, with the broader uptrend remaining intact.
Our Access Volume analysis supports this bullish view. Buying Pressure totaled 3.75 million shares (31.95%), compared with Selling Pressure of 2.22 million shares (18.93%), resulting in a Net Access Volume of +1.54 million shares. Although profit-taking emerged during the middle of the session, buyers successfully absorbed the selling pressure and regained control into the close.
Overall, the positive order flow suggests that accumulation is continuing, with buyers maintaining the upper hand. As long as buying interest remains firm, we remain optimistic that PWRWELL can continue advancing towards our previously highlighted targets of RM1.00–RM1.06. | 133 |
| 7 |  The KLCI Index has rejected the bearish scenario after rebounding sharply from the 1,697 level and recovering above 1,700, reducing the likelihood of a deeper correction.
The recent shallow pullback, which we label as wave ii, suggests that the correction may have already ended and that the broader uptrend could be ready to resume.
If this view is correct, the KLCI could challenge the key resistance at 1,737 as early as next week, with the potential to extend towards higher levels.
Overall, the shallow nature of wave ii indicates that the KLCI is not undergoing a major correction at this stage.
Instead, the recent rebound supports our view that the broader bullish trend remains intact and that further upside is possible.
As always, our Elliott Wave count is subject to change should market conditions evolve.
We will continue to monitor price action closely and provide updates as new information becomes available. | 238 |
| 8 |  The KLCI Index has rejected the bearish scenario after rebounding sharply from the 1,697 level and recovering above 1,700, reducing the likelihood of a deeper correction.
The recent shallow pullback, which we label as wave ii, suggests that the correction may have already ended and that the broader uptrend could be ready to resume.
If this view is correct, the KLCI could challenge the key resistance at 1,737 as early as next week, with the potential to extend towards higher levels.
Overall, the shallow nature of wave ii indicates that the KLCI is not undergoing a major correction at this stage.
Instead, the recent rebound supports our view that the broader bullish trend remains intact and that further upside is possible.
As always, our Elliott Wave count is subject to change should market conditions evolve.
We will continue to monitor price action closely and provide updates as new information becomes available. | 1 |
| 9 | SLVEST Order Flow Analysis Report 30 July 2026
Where Was Buying the Strongest?
RM3.000 – Primary Accumulation Zone
Buy: 3.00M shares
Sell: 532.3K shares
Net Delta: +2.468M shares
This is the dominant trading level where buyers absorbed more than 5x the selling volume at RM3.000, indicating aggressive accumulation and strong support.
Secondary Buying
RM3.010: Buyers continued to test above RM3.000 with no selling, although the volume was relatively small.
RM2.950: Buyers also showed support with a positive delta of +52.2K shares.
Buyer vs Seller Dominance
Buyers were overwhelmingly in control during the session.
- 76.2% of all traded volume came from aggressive buyers, compared with only 23.8% from aggressive sellers.
- The net aggressive buying reached +2.20 million shares, equal to 52.4% of total volume, an exceptionally strong buying imbalance.
- The strongest accumulation occurred at RM3.000, where buyers absorbed significant selling while maintaining the price.
- Although some profit-taking emerged below RM3.000, it was insufficient to push the stock lower.
- Despite the strong buying, the stock closed unchanged at RM3.000, suggesting that a large amount of supply was available at this psychological resistance level.
Conclusion
Overall, the order flow suggests institutional-style accumulation rather than distribution. If selling pressure around RM3.000 continues to be absorbed in the coming sessions, the probability of a strong rally is possible. As long as RM3.000 remains well supported, the medium-term outlook continues to favor the buyers. | 261 |
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| 11 | ECOSHOP Order Flow Analysis Report 30 July 2026
Where Was Buying the Strongest?
RM1.460 – Primary Accumulation Zone
Buy: 4.00M shares
Sell: 340.7K shares
Net Delta: +3.659M shares
*This is by far the strongest buying level. Buyers absorbed nearly all available supply and established RM1.460 as the key support area.
Secondary Buying
RM1.480: +1.183M Delta
Buyers continued lifting offers near the day's high with almost no selling pressure.
*This indicates strong conviction and acceptance of higher prices.
Buyer vs Seller Dominance
Buyers were clearly in control throughout the session.
- Buy volume represented 67.4% of total trading activity, while sellers accounted for only 32.6%.
- The net aggressive buying reached +3.00 million shares, equivalent to 34.9% of total volume, reflecting a strong bullish imbalance.
- The most significant accumulation occurred at RM1.460, where buyers executed 4.00 million shares against only 340.7K shares of selling.
- Although heavy profit-taking emerged at RM1.470, buyers successfully absorbed this selling pressure and continued pushing the stock higher.
- The session ended at RM1.480, where buyers remained aggressive, recording 1.20 million shares of buying against only 17.4K shares of selling. This suggests buyers were willing to pay the highest traded price rather than wait for a pullback. | 176 |
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| 13 |  ECOSHOP Flows
The trading session was largely dominated by sellers, although buying interest improved toward the close.
VWAP declined from 1.5033 to a low of 1.4567, reflecting price weakness.
The heaviest selling occurred at Point 10, where 7.21 million shares traded with strongly negative Access Volume, pushing Accumulated Access Volume (AV) to a session low of -8.241 million shares.
Buying strengthened in the final two periods, with +651.5K and +3.904M of positive Access Volume.
This reduced Accumulated AV from -7.590M to -3.686M, an improvement of about 4.56 million shares, indicating that buyers absorbed a significant portion of the earlier selling.
VWAP recovered to 1.4693, although it remained below the opening level.
If positive Access Volume and Accumulated AV continue to improve in the next session, it would provide stronger evidence that buyers are regaining control of the market. | 235 |
| 14 |  We remain bullish on ECOSHOP and continue to view the recent pullback as part of a consolidation phase.
Since our update last week, the share price has retreated to RM1.44 on heavy selling of about 6.7–8.2 million shares at points 10–12.
Today, the stock rebounded and closed higher at RM1.48.
From points 10–12 to 13–14, cumulative excess selling has been shrinking, while buying interest appears to be returning, with today’s +3.9 million shares outweighing selling pressure.
This suggests fresh accumulation and the potential start of 'wave v of (a)', targeting RM1.57 or higher that we mentioned last week.
As this move is still in its early stages, the view could be wrong, but a decisive push above RM1.57 would likely support the bullish outlook.
Let’s stay bullish on ECOSHOP. | 212 |
| 15 |  The decline in volatility from 0.14 to 0.08 suggests a significant decrease in market volatility. This indicates that price movements are becoming more stable, with narrower trading ranges.
Lower volatility often implies that the market may be entering a consolidation phase, which can be observed as a diagonal overlapping structure labeled as 'wave i,' followed by waves ⓐ, ⓑ, and ⓒ of wave ii to the downside. | 222 |
| 16 | The decline in volatility from 0.14 to 0.08 suggests a significant decrease in market volatility. This indicates that price movements are becoming more stable, with narrower trading ranges. Lower volatility often implies that the market may be entering a consolidation phase, which can be observed as a diagonal overlapping structure labeled as 'wave i,' followed by waves ⓐ, ⓑ, and ⓒ of wave ii to the downside. | 6 |
| 17 |  We have published the bigger-picture Elliott Wave outlook for SLVEST, which remains bullish in the longer term.
After the rally to RM3.20, prices entered a correction, which we view as wave ⓐ of ii.
This pullback is likely driven by profit-taking rather than a trend reversal. We expect wave ⓑ to start soon.
Our preferred count is that wave (v) of ⓥ up is still unfolding. While the move may take time, the bullish structure remains intact. Key resistance is RM3.20. A clear break above this level would confirm renewed momentum and support further upside.
The decline from RM3.20 to the recent wave ⓐ low saw higher selling pressure based on Access Volume.
This reflects profit-taking during the correction. Once selling eases and buyers return, the uptrend is expected to resume.
Overall, we remain bullish on SLVEST and are watching for the end of the current correction before the next advance. | 254 |
| 18 |  IJM experienced a strong rally, breaking above the previous high of RM2.47 and surpassing the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level at RM2.51. It reached an intraday high of RM2.54 before closing at RM2.50 yesterday.
Technical evidence suggests that the breakout is genuine. A trend indicator has risen above 26.12, signaling that IJM is in the early stages of a new uptrend.
This implies potential for further upside, with RM2.67 as the next target, marking the completion of 'wave a.'
However, if 'wave a' has already ended at yesterday's high of RM2.54, the stock may enter a corrective 'wave b,' with prices potentially pulling back towards RM2.39 or lower before resuming the broader uptrend.
While the near-term direction remains uncertain, we maintain a constructive outlook and favor further upside towards RM2.67.
Nevertheless, investors should remain cautious of a potential 'wave b' pullback, which would be a normal correction within the developing bullish trend rather than a shift in the overall outlook. | 342 |
| 19 |  IJM experienced a strong rally, breaking above the previous high of RM2.47 and surpassing the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level at RM2.51. It reached an intraday high of RM2.54 before closing at RM2.50 yesterday.
Technical evidence suggests that the breakout is genuine. A trend indicator has risen above 26.12, signaling that IJM is in the early stages of a new uptrend.
This implies potential for further upside, with RM2.67 as the next target, marking the completion of 'wave a.'
However, if 'wave a' has already ended at yesterday's high of RM2.54, the stock may enter a corrective 'wave b,' with prices potentially pulling back towards RM2.39 or lower before resuming the broader uptrend.
While the near-term direction remains uncertain, we maintain a constructive outlook and favor further upside towards RM2.67.
Nevertheless, investors should remain cautious of a potential 'wave b' pullback, which would be a normal correction within the developing bullish trend rather than a shift in the overall outlook. | 1 |
| 20 |  MNHLDG – Regression Channel Points to Further Upside
MNHLDG remains in a strong uptrend, with price trading within its Linear Regression Channel. The exceptionally high Pearson's R value of 0.9858 indicates a highly consistent trend, with price closely following the regression line.
Last week, MNHLDG registered a new all-time high of RM3.00 before a mild profit-taking pullback.
A decisive breakout above RM3.00 would confirm renewed bullish momentum and increase the probability that Wave (v) of ((iii)) is underway.
Based on the arithmetic scale projection, the next upside target is around RM3.55, while the log scale projection suggests RM3.48, both supported by the upper boundary of the Linear Regression Channel.
Overall, the technical outlook remains positive. As long as price respects the Linear Regression Channel and Pearson's R remains high, the primary uptrend should stay intact, with short-term pullbacks likely representing healthy consolidations rather than a reversal. | 328 |
