14 April 2017

FKLI

Major U.S. stock indexes fell on Thursday for a third straight day as investors weighed earnings reports from big U.S. banks and geopolitical tensions, while the tech sector fell for a tenth consecutive session. U.S. futures is currently down by more than 100-points despite no market tonight in conjunction with Good Friday celebration after U.S. dropped the "mother of all bombs" in Afghanistan early this morning. 

FKLI might get pressured to open lower today with all the combination of negative events which includes overnight Dow losing 138-points yesterday. Sellers are advised to hold on to their position with stop adjusting technique.

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Plan A : Remain holding short as long as market stays below 1740
Plan B : Consider taking profits if market tests 1720.5 and rebound
Plan C : Consider taking intraday long only if market holds firm above 1720.5 and rebounds
Plan D : Cut below 1714.5


FCPO

FCPO again challenged to 2616 on Thursday then it tumbled down to 2563 before the closing hour, erasing all the gains over the past two days. Soybean oil is closed today while Dalian is slightly on the negative territories. Ringgit strengthen against the US at RM4.40.

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Plan A : Sell if market rebounded and resisted around 2563. Targets are 2537, 2505 and 2485.
Plan B : Buy only if market stays firm above 2563. Targets are 2580 and 2609.
Plan C : Above 2580, no fresh position.
Plan D : Below 2550, no fresh position. 





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