U.S. stocks mostly rose on Thursday, with the S&P 500 closing at yet another record on better-than-expected jobless claims data and the European Central Bank's move to keep rates unchanged.
Hong Kong shares rebounded on Thursday, helped by a reversal of losses in the Chinese property sector as investors rushed to cover short positions after mainland-listed developers outperformed a listless market.
Plan A : Above 22852, do nothing
Plan B : Below 22372, do nothing
Plan C : Attempt selling if market opens gap up but fails to break above 22852
Plan D : Cut above 22937
Plan E : Consider buying only if market gaps down but stays firm above 22372 and triggers a buy
Plan F : Cut below 22294
FKLI
FKLI successfully defended an early scare and recovered to 1834 for a close. Market look likely to rally from here especially if market could stays firm above 1838 amid stronger ringgit
Plan A : Long between 1827-1834
Plan B : Cut below 1825
Plan C : Refrain from selling other than intraday selling if market fails to break above 1847
Plan D : Cut above 1850
FCPO
Market has done a minimal correction and it continue to went up to high of 2869. Overnight bean is up $1.09 which marked another good run of the soybean oil. CPO might gap up in the morning due to the overnight bean oil effect.
Plan A : Intraday investor might sell if market could not break 2892. Place a stop at 2910. Profit target looking at 2867.
Plan B : Intraday buyer could attempt to enter position if 2845 is supported. May go in around 2850's.
Plan C : Above 2910, do nothing.
Plan D : Below 2840, do nothing.
Plan E : Long term buyer advisable to stay out. Long term seller may prepare yourself once market start to weaken. Resistance 2900.
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