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KESM Industries Berhad has a weak short-term outlook, with ongoing losses despite slight improvement in Q3 FY2025. The stock trades below key moving averages, showing bearish momentum, though its financial position has strengthened with reduced debt and solid cash flow. While technical signals hint at a possible rebound, near-term sentiment remains cautious.
Malpac Holdings Berhad has a bearish short-term outlook. Technical indicators signal a downtrend, and recent earnings remain weak despite slight improvement. While its high net tangible asset value suggests hidden value, poor operational performance limits near-term upside.
Heineken Malaysia is trading around MYR 23.88, showing stable performance with low volatility. Recent earnings were strong, though 1QFY25 saw a slight revenue dip. Analysts maintain a bullish outlook, with price targets up to MYR 29.87 (≈18% upside). The stock may rebound from current levels, supported by solid fundamentals, but near-term gains could be limited by seasonal factors.
The stock is showing strong bullish momentum, trading near its 52-week high of RM 18.58. Technical indicators suggest a “Strong Buy.” Analysts expect modest upside, with price targets ranging from RM 18.26 to RM 18.80. The upcoming earnings report on August 22 could impact short-term movement. External factors like sector news from Petronas may also influence investor sentiment.
PPB’s stock is down but near oversold levels, suggesting a possible short-term rebound. Analysts see over 30% upside, with low valuation but modest growth. Caution is still advised.
The stock is trading near RM 5.14, showing sideways to mildly bullish momentum. Key support is at RM 5.07, resistance at RM 5.17–5.23. A breakout above RM 5.20 may push it toward RM 5.30, while a drop below support risks falling to RM 5.00. Analysts are generally positive, with target prices up to RM 6.10. EPF buying and upcoming earnings on August 19 are near-term catalysts.
MISC is trading around RM 7.60 with bullish short-term momentum. Technical indicators and moving averages signal a possible breakout if it clears resistance at RM 7.63. Support is at RM 7.55. Analysts maintain buy ratings, with target prices between RM 8.30–8.40. Upcoming full-year results and LNG/shipping sector trends may drive the next move.
The stock is showing signs of recovery near RM1.35, supported by improving technicals and profit growth despite lower revenue. If RM1.20 support holds, targets of RM1.41–1.46 are possible. Momentum is building, but confirmation is needed.
The stock jumped to RM1.07 on high volume, but with overbought signals and recent financial losses, a short-term pullback is likely. Analysts remain cautious, and key support lies around RM0.77. Momentum is strong, but risks are high.
