17 February 2014

HSI Futures

U.S. stocks closed higher on Friday, with major indexes notching a second straight week of gains as investors were once again willing to overlook some soft economic data stemming from bad weather.

Hong Kong shares finished their best week in five months on a positive note on Friday, led by the Macau casino, Chinese Internet and healthcare sectors as benchmark indexes recovered from an emerging market selloff late last month.

Holding a short
Plan A : 21927-22419, do nothing
Plan B : Above 22419, cut
Plan C : Below 21927, consider taking profits first
Plan D : Consider turning buy if market holds firm above 22112 and triggers a buy after a correction
Plan E : Cut below 22112


FKLI

FKLI staged a recovery. tracking ringgit appreciation last Friday. Market is expected to be firm today after surviving last Thursday's sell down. Look for opportunity to go long as market stabilises. 

Plan A : Long around 1814-1816 level
Plan B : Cut below 1809
Plan C : Consider taking profits around 1835
Plan D : Intraday selling can be attempted if market surged furiously but fails to breach 1835
Plan E : Cut above 1837



FCPO

Market has been running on a gradual ascent from the past two weeks. Last week was the first day of it showing a weakening signal. Buyer should have exited the market last week.

Plan A : Overnight seller could stay put today unless resistance 2692 and 2700 is broken. Target profit looking at 2632 and 2605.
Plan B : Buyer may want to stay out today until market being corrected. So no trade for buyer.
Plan C : Intraday investor may try to sell if 2669 is not broken. Profit target looking at 2632. 
Plan D : Above 2680, do nothing.
Plan E : Below 2630, do nothing.



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