13 October 2015

HSI Futures

Gains in utilities offset a retreat in energy shares on Monday, leaving U.S. stocks slightly higher as investors remained nervous about third-quarter corporate results.

Chinese investors jumped back into stocks on Monday in heavy volume trade that pushed prices to seven-week highs, boosted by hopes for more economic stimulus after the central bank expanded a scheme that increases banks' ability to lend.

Plan A : Above 22801, do nothing
Plan B : Below 22530, do nothing
Plan C : Attempt buying if market stays firm above 22635
Plan D : Cut below 22547
Plan E : Consider selling if market fails to break above 22750 and triggers a sell
Plan F : Cut above 22750


FKLI

Market successfully hold and closed firm above 1700 yesterday after some intraday profit taking activities. FKLI potentially going to consolidate further today but a firm close above 1705 would be enough to reaffirm market resilience ahead of tomorrow's Awal Muharram holiday. 

Plan A : Attempt buying if market holds firm above 1705
Plan B : Cut below 1694
Plan C : Consider selling if market test 1730-level and retrace
Plan D : Cut above 1730

FCPO

FCPO went through some lackluster trading yesterday despite gaining 40-points from the previous close. With a mix in indicators today, market look likely to further consolidate unless it breaks away from the range of 2232 and 2292. Otherwise, market might just be ranging within these levels. 

Plan A : Attempt selling if market surges but fails to break above 2282
Plan B : Cut above 2292
Plan C : Consider buying if market holds firm above 2249
Plan D : Cut below 2234



 
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