Leading by the Dow Jones Industrial Averages rebounding more than 11%, the Asian Market closed higher, especially the Nikkie 225 Index, closing 14.15% higher. These has attracted some buying on local blue chips, and therefore, the KLCI opened gap up, closing 15.30 points higher.

As shown on the chart, the KLCI pull-back after the over-sold condition, and therefore, the first target for the KLCI is at the Bollinger Middle Band dynamic resistance. Together with the Bollinger Middle Band, the WinChart Automatic Fibonacci Retracement (23.6% Retracement) is also the resistance for the KLCI.

In addition, the Bollinger Bands Width contracted 3%, suggesting a consolidation signal for the KLCI. Nevertheless, the KLCI must first break above the Bollinger Middle Band in order to break away from the downside biased movement. Or else, any rebound below the Bollinger Middle Band would only be considered as technical rebound.

As indicated by B, total market volume increased 12.3% and stays above the 40-day VMA level. If the volume should remain above 40-day VMA level, it would definitely be a positive element for the KLCI, if the KLCI should attempt to break its resistance.

As circled at C, the Stochastic breaks above 30%, suggesting a beginning of a short term technical rebound. The technical rebound is likely to continue until the Stochastic should break below 30% level again.

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