Tuesday, October 20, 2015

21 October 2015

FKLI

U.S. stocks ended slightly lower on Tuesday as a decline in healthcare and biotech stocks offset gains in United Technologies and Verizon. Hong Kong markets will be closed today for Chung Yeung Day celebration. 

FKLI tumbled in the afternoon session yesterday as Ringgit continue weakening against green back. Market could potentially triggers a new trend down from here if it fails to regain its footing above 1702 today. Failure to hold above 1686 would add pressure onto the market and send the market lower.

Plan A : Overnight sellers just hold on to position. Resistance seen at 1702
Plan B : Intraday sellers can consider selling if market rebounds but fails to break above 1697
Plan C : Cut above 1702
Plan D : No buying to be attempted for the time being
Plan E : Immediate supports seen at 1686/1673


FCPO

FCPO supported its way up with slow commotion until a surge towards the end of the day. Dalian and soybean oil are trading positively while Ringgit further weakened to RM4.28 against US Dollar. Market is bias to an upside due to the weak Ringgit, however, up-channel might be quite limited unless resistances are breached with great surge across 2400 again. 

Plan A : Sell if market could not breach 2368. Targets are 2339 and 2320. 
Plan B : Wait for correction for a buy. Buy if price supported above 2339. Targets are 2368 and 2380.
Plan C : Above 2350, do nothing.
Plan D : Below 2330, do nothing.


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