U.S. stocks climbed on Monday, with the S&P 500 bouncing from its worst weekly drop in the past seven, as concerns eased over the situation in Crimea, while economic data indicated the economy was improving after a winter slowdown.
Hong Kong shares ended at a five-week low on Monday, as investors remained uncertain over Chinese economic growth and tensions in Ukraine.
Plan A : Above 21612, do nothing
Plan B : Below 21298, do nothing
Plan C : Attempt selling if market opens high but fails to break above 21612
Plan D : Cut above 21768
Plan E : Consider buying only if market supported well above 21298 and triggers a buy
Plan F : Cut below 21298
FKLI
FKLI performed a remarkable recovery yesterday after rebounding strongly from a low of 1793. Market is seen to be supported well above 1790 for now with resistance stood at 1821 and 1834
Plan A : Attempt selling if market make a sudden surge above 1830 level but fails to break above 1834
Plan B : Cut above 1837
Plan C : Consider buying between 1808-1810 if market were to correct a bit
Plan D : Place a stop below 1803 to avoid sudden sell down
FCPO
Market rebounded highest to 2766 and continue to tumble down to 2738. Market had sharp correction over a week and might rebound before continuing to correct itself. Regional competitive substituents are still in the negative territory.
Plan A : Overnight seller might want to consider to take profit today at 2720's to 2730's and wait for the next signal.
Plan B : Intraday investor might want to buy around 2720's to 2730's level if 2719 is supported. Profit target is looking at 2785.
Plan C : Above 2800, do nothing.
Plan D : Below 2700, do nothing.
Plan E : Intraday seller may stay out.
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