U.S. stocks dipped on Monday, weighed down by soft data out of China and Boeing's latest production setback.
Hong Kong shares suffered their biggest one-day loss in five weeks on Monday, after a slew of tepid China economic data over the weekend reignited fears of a bigger slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.
Plan A : Above 22435, do nothing
Plan B : Below 22100, do nothing
Plan C : Consider buying if market supports well above 22100 and triggers a buy
Plan D : Cut below 22100
Plan E : Attempt selling if market rebounds but fails to break above 22356
Plan F : Cut above 22435
FKLI
Market did triggered a bit of selling yesterday but market does not look like giving up yet as long as it stays above 1814
Plan A : Attempt buying between 1814-1816
Plan B : Cut below 1808
Plan C : Consider selling if market attempt to rebound but fails to break above 1830
Plan D : Cut above 1834
FCPO
FCPO went to a new high at 2910 yesterday after a short breather. Therefore, market is suspected to continue with its rally. Market is yet to soften until it finishes its rally. Overnight seller should have exited yesterday and wait for a new signal.
Plan A : If maket started off with a gap up, intraday seller could try some sell taking resistance at 2930. Profit target looking at 2907 and 2989.
Plan B : Intraday trader could attempt buying around 2890's taking 2889 as support.
Plan C : Long term seller might need to wait for next signal.
Plan D : Above 2980, do nothing
Plan E : Below 2860, do nothing
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