result cpo hari jumaat

salam gang trader,

seperti dijangka cpo hari ini dibuka atas keparas harga 1694 kemudian tergolek dog(down trend)
keparas 1629.entry short dibuat oleh semua trader.amin alhmdullilah semua doen.hehehe.
kemudian naik semula seperti bull gila hingga keparas harga 1692 ,menyamai harga buka diwaktu pagi.harga tutup ditengahari diparas 1685.

harga cpo dibuka sekali lagi tinggi pada waktu petang di paras 1702 dan sekali lagi trend down
atau tergolek dog berlaku besar -besaran hingga keparas 1620(puaka kepala batas).
cubaan untuk menaikan harga cpo hanya tercapai sehingga 1656,kemudian jatuh semula sehingga tutup 1635.

syukur kepada allah yang maha esa,trading hari ne menjadi begitu seronok dan medapat profit
yang agak lumayan bagi kaki trader yang memahami ilmu 3 line dan li sandwish.

apa apa pon yang menentukan rezeki datangnya dari dia.amin.
isnin akan dibuka pada harga bawah .insyaallah.

salam dari utara trader dan selamat bercuti .

p.s kenapa harga cpo rendah.sila rujuk catatan dibawah.

Added 18 hours ago - JAKARTA: Malaysian crude palm futures dropped to their lowest in two years yesterday, tracking sliding crude oil prices and amid worries that an accelerating economic slowdown will cut demand, traders said. The benchmark January contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange closed RM97, or 5.55 per cent lower, at RM1,651 (US$468) per tonne by the close. The contract earlier fell as low as RM1,593 a tonne, the lowest since October 17, 2006. “This is the old same story. Crude is down, soy is down, equities are down. Everything is down on the back of fears of severe recession coming in,” a trader at a brokerage in Malaysia said. US crude futures fell more than US$3 to US71.52 a barrel on Friday, as commodity investors rushed for the exit on fears that a global recession would slash energy demand. Palm oil — used in products from soap to biodiesel — has lost two-thirds of its value from an all-time high of RM4,486 a tonne in early March, pressured by increased supplies of global vegetable oils and faltering crude oil prices. Contracts of other traded months fell between RM73 and RM105t. Overall volume reached 19,093 lots of 25 tonnes each. “The big issue at the momment is crude oil. If it continues to fall, then all other commodities, which are priced in comparison with oil will tumble,” an analyst at a Singapore-based brokerage said. “But the drop in palm oil has been more severe, so I do not see prices continuing to drop because otherwise there is no supply,” the analyst said. In response to the price drop, Indonesia proposed to scrap its tax on palm oil exports when prices drop to a monthly average of US$650-US$750 a tonne, to weather the financial crisis, Agriculture Minister Anton Apriyantono said. Under current regulations, the government will not impose a tax on crude palm oil exports in the following month if prices in Rotterdam, the European vegetable oils market, averaged below US$550 a tonne a month earlier. The extended sell-off in palm was also fuelled by concerns of a build-up in stocks due to falling exports. Exports of Malaysian palm oil products for October 1-15 fell 9.2 per cent to 549,798 tonnes from 605,786 tonnes shipped between September 1 and 15, cargo surveyor Societe Generale de Surveillance said yesterday. Another cargo surveyor, Intertek Testing Services, reported declines of up to 9.1 per cent, to 560,210 tonnes, during the same period. In the physical market, Malaysian palm oil for October delivery stood at RM1,660/RM1,680 a tonne. Trades were done at RM1,650-RM1,680 a tonne. In the central region, prices for October stood at RM1,650/RM1,670 per tonne. Trades were done at RM1,650-RM1,670 a tonne.