3 November 2014

HSI Futures

The Dow and S & P 500 ended at record highs on Friday and other indexes posted strong gains for a second week after the Bank of Japan's surprise move to ramp up its stimulus program.

Hong Kong shares ended higher on Friday, reflecting strength in the Chinese market and greater risk appetite after strong U.S. growth data, leaving the market with its biggest monthly gain since July. Market mood however, could be subdued following weak factory activity data from China over the weekend. Attention now turns to HSBC final PMI reading for October due later at 9.45 am. Japan markets are shut today for Culture Day celebrations. 

Plan A : Above 24098, do nothing
Plan B : Below 23818, do nothing
Plan C : Consider intraday sell if market fails to break above 24098 and retrace
Plan D : Cut above 24230
Plan E : Attempt buying if market corrects and holds firm above 23818
Plan F : Cut below 23752


FKLI

Despite October month contract expired at 1844.5 last Friday, November month FKLI surged and closed firmly at 1858. Market could remain firm for now with some minor profit taking activities amid weaker RM at 3.30 against USD. 

Plan A : Attempt buying near 1847 level
Plan B : Cut below 1841
Plan C : Consider intraday sell if market surges but fails to break above 1865.5
Plan D : Cut above 1873


FCPO

FCPO marked new high at 2311 last Friday. Today regional soybean oil and Dalian markets are quite mixed in signal. Rinngit futher weaken to RM3.30 against the greenback.

Plan A : Overnight buyer hold on to position. Support is looking at 2262. Target is 2413. 
Plan B : Intraday investor may stay out.
Plan C : Above 2320, do nothing.
Plan D : Below 2280, do nothing.
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