U.S. stocks were little changed on Friday, with the S&P 500 closing at a record high for a second straight session after a ream of weak economic data.
Hong Kong stocks ended 2 percent higher on Friday, boosted by a sudden surge in afternoon trading on renewed hopes that a cross-border investment scheme between Hong Kong and Shenzhen will soon be announced.
Plan A : Above 27970, do nothing
Plan B : Below 27640, do nothing
Plan C : Consider selling if market fails to trade above 27805
Plan D : Cut above 27970
Plan E : Attempt buying if market corrects but rebounds from 27640
Plan F : Cut below 27640
FKLI
Market surged late on Friday before settling at 1806.5. Market is seeing some support now but it will still be important for market to hold firmly above 1800 level before thinking of surging further from here.
Plan A : Attempt buying if market stays firm above 1806
Plan B : Cut below 1800
Plan C : Consider intraday selling only if market fails to break above 1818
Plan D : Cut above 1823
FCPO
FCPO opened lower today as Dalian and soybean oil are trading weak this morning. Ringgit remains strong at RM 3.57 against the greenback.
Plan A : Overnight seller hold on to position. Resistance is looking at 2200. Target is 2151, 2124 and 2102.
Plan B : Fresh seller may sell if market could rebound and resist around 2186 and 2194. Target is 2151 and 2124.
Plan C : Buyer stay out of market.
Plan D : Above 2200, do nothing.
Plan E : Below 2170, do nothing.
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