Palm oil at 8 month high!!!

No surprise the agri (plantations) stocks are rallying.....the speed is abit too fast(stocks are overbought...)....so might have a consolidation soon.

Hee Hee...i spotted the commodities rally back on 17th Oct 2013.

Golden agri 0.595 (trying to bridge the gap at 0.60-0.625!) ....if can stay above 0.625 then might go back to 0.66..Huat la!!!
Indoagri. 0.895 (hit intra day high of 0.915).....going to face 0.945 resistance...might pull-back.
Wilmar 3.50
Olam 1.565(consolidating before another leg up)

Palm Oil Extends Rally to Eight-Month High on Supply Concerns

By Ranjeetha Pakiam - Oct 30, 2013 2:46 PM GMT+0800

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Palm rallied to the highest level in eight months on speculation that output in Malaysia, the world’s second-largest producer, will drop starting next month because of growing cycles and the onset of monsoon.

The contract for delivery in January advanced as much as 2.3 percent to 2,555 ringgit ($810) a metric ton on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives, matching the intraday high for futures on Feb. 22, before trading at 2,551 ringgit by the midday break. Palm for physical delivery in November was at 2,540 ringgit, data compiled by Bloomberg show.

While palm oil is produced year-round, output peaks from July to October, before tapering off. Prices are heading for a 10 percent gain this month, the most since December 2010, on expectation that the monsoon season that usually begins in November would slow production. The 14-day relative strength index for futures was at 73.5, the highest since Aug. 28. Some traders see readings above 70 as a sign that a drop is imminent.

“The market does look a little bit overbought,” saidCarey Wong, an analyst at OCBC Investment Research Pte in Singapore. “It could stay overbought for a while, before we have another spate of news which could justify taking profits.”

Isolated showers and thunderstorms are predicted over Sabah, Sarawak and Johor, the biggest palm oil producing states, according to a seven-day outlook on the Malaysian Meteorological Department’s website.

Refined palm oil for May delivery jumped 3.7 percent to 6,332 yuan ($1,039) a ton on the Dalian Commodity Exchange and soybean oil climbed 2.3 percent to 7,220 yuan.

Soybeans for delivery in January climbed 0.6 percent to $12.78 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade, while soybean oil for December gained 1.5 percent to 41.59 cents a pound.