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Gold rose on Monday as a softer dollar helped the metal rebound from its biggest weekly loss this year, while traders awaited Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's debut congressional testimony this week for clues on the next direction of trade.
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Plan A : Attempt selling if gold prices fails to stay firm above 1335.4
Plan B : Cut above 1341
Plan C : Consider buying if gold prices trades resiliently above 1330
Plan D : Cut below 1326
HSI
Gold rose on Monday as a softer dollar helped the metal rebound from its biggest weekly loss this year, while traders awaited Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's debut congressional testimony this week for clues on the next direction of trade.
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Plan A : Attempt selling if gold prices fails to stay firm above 1335.4
Plan B : Cut above 1341
Plan C : Consider buying if gold prices trades resiliently above 1330
Plan D : Cut below 1326
HSI
U.S. stocks rose to more than three-week highs on Monday, with major indexes rising over 1 percent, as a decline in Treasury debt yields assuaged investors’ concerns about rising interest rates and refocused attention on economic growth.
Hong Kong stocks rose to a three-week high on Monday, led by property and utility shares , amid signs mainland investors have ramped up investment in the city. Chinese investors are stepping up buying Hong Kong shares, with the size of two main Hong Kong-focused exchange-traded funds (ETF) jumping over 70 percent so far this year, Securities Times reported on Monday.
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Plan A : Above 31705, do nothing
Plan B : Below 31477, do nothing
Plan C : Attempt selling if market surges but fails to break below 31705
Plan D : Cut above 31775
Plan E : Consider buying only if market trades resiliently above 31427
Plan F : Cut below 31352
FKLI
FKLI peaked at opening yesterday and then declining gradually to the closing, despite the strong surge in Dow and regional markets. Buyers grabbed their profits and this caused the fall in the market where the sellers started to join in the pressure. Markets is said to be still supported above 1850's, but if the pressure further pressing down, the signal could have been changed, thus traders are advised to be cautious at this point of time.
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Plan A : Attempt buying if market holds firmly above 1858
Plan B : Cut below 1856
Plan C : Consider selling only if market trades below 1865
Plan D : Cut above 1868
FCPO
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Plan A : Buy if market supported above 2547. Targets are 2563 and 2585.
Plan B : Sell only if market failed to support above 2547. Targets are 2515 and 2501.
Plan C : Above 2557, no fresh position.
Plan D : Below 2537, no fresh position.
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