11 April 2014

HSI Futures

The Nasdaq suffered its biggest drop in two-and-a-half years on Thursday after another sharp selloff in biotech and momentum names, including Gilead Sciences and TripAdvisor, increasing investor anxiety about a broader pullback.

Hong Kong shares closed at their highest level in more than three months on Thursday, lifted by news that Beijing's securities regulator will allow cross-border stock investment between Hong Kong and Shanghai.

Plan A : Above 23321, do nothing
Plan B : Below 22932, do nothing
Plan C : Profit taking selling could kicks in if market go for another surge but fails to break above 23321. Attempt intraday selling if it triggers sell on its 5 min chart
Plan D : Cut above 23321
Plan E : Consider buying if market corrects but holds firmly above 22932
Plan F : Cut below 22794


FKLI

FKLI got pressured down towards the final minutes of yesterday's trading. Market look likely to open lower today after overnight sell down in the U.S. markets. 

Plan A : Attempt selling if market fails to stays above 1851
Plan B : Cut above 1857
Plan C : Consider buying if market opens gap down but holds firmly above 1843
Plan D : Cut below 1840


FCPO

Yesterday market was unstable at the second session and it eventually closed above 2600. Today, market might experience gap down in the morning during opening as the competitive substituents are quite badly hurted. So far, market is not stable for any long term position until it starts to consolidate.

Plan A : Overnight buyer might want take 2673 as support and exit market if it breaks.
Plan B : Intraday investor might want to range trade around 2670 to 2724. 
Plan C : Above 2730, do nothing.
Plan D : Below 2660, do nothing.


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