POINTERS 2014 MPOC
Palm Oil Internet Seminar
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Challenges, Opportunities And Price Direction:
Technical Analysis of CPO Futures (FCPO) Price & Forecasts
By: Mr. Benny Lee

Mr. Benny Lee is a private trader, trainer, speaker and practitioner of technical analysis for 10 years. He has conducted trading and technical analysis workshops for private and institutional investors in Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Vietnam and Pakistan. Some of his courses such as CPE (Continuing Professional Education by the Securities Commission) have been approved in Malaysia. He has also spoken in many international conferences such as GlobOil, India, Gold and Options conferences in Thailand (AFET), the Asean Rubber Conference, Palm Oil Conference in Jakarta, POTS by MPOC (Malaysian Palm Oil Council) and many others. He has also presented in Exchange-organised events in Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam and Pakistan. He has presented to a wide range of participants from a group of 10 people to a large audience of 500 people. Mr. Lee writes articles on technical analysis for Smart Investor (Monthly financial magazine in Malaysia), Busy weekly (Weekly financial newspaper), Pulses (Monthly financial magazine by the SGX) and Palm Oil Fortune (Monthly Palm Oil publication). He also appeared on Channel News Asia (Singapore) and BFM89.9 (Malaysia) for his views and commentaries on the financial markets. He graduated in Business Administration and obtained the world’s best paper in Financial Management from the Association of Business Executives, U.K.
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Benny Lee
13 years ago
Mr. Silambarasan, In my opinion, price is expected to consolidate downwards probably in April onwards, when supply starts to increase. Very low supply because of the extreme weather and continuous robust demand contributed to the increase in price. The stronger Malaysian Ringgit helped to boost prices as well. I'd expect price of crude palm oil to continue to be bullish in the next one month with a price target of RM4,100 on Bursa Malaysia. Technically, price is in a strong up trend as long as it stays above RM3,800. My analysis is published on the Malaysian Palm Oil Fortune magazine which is available at www.mpoc.org.my website.
Silambarasan
13 years ago
Mr. Benny Lee, When will the palm oil price goes down ? and For What reason in India the palm oil price increases day by day? and How can i find current Palm oil price in the market OR How can i forecast future palm oil price.........
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