Tuesday, April 16, 2019

17 April 2019

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Gold

Gold prices stayed below the key $1,280 level on Wednesday, near a four-month trough, as better-than-expected economic readings from China lifted Asian shares and sharpened risk appetite, denting the metal's safe-haven appeal.

Spot gold were up 0.1 percent at $1,277.32 per ounce as of 0513 GMT, after having fallen as much as 1.2 percent to $1,272.70, its lowest since Dec. 27, in the previous session.

U.S. gold futures were up 0.2 percent to $1,278.80 an ounce.

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Plan A : Sell if market rebounded and failed to support above 1285.3. Targets are 1275.4 and 1266.9.
Plan B : Buy only if market supported firm above 1285.3. Targets are 1294.3 and 1302.2.
Plan C : Above 1288, no fresh position.
Plan D : Below 1282, no fresh position.



HSI/HSI Warrants

U.S. stocks ended slightly higher on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 inching closer to its all-time high following a string of mostly positive earnings, while a drop in healthcare shares limited the advance.

Hong Kong’s benchmark equity index rose on Tuesday as stronger Chinese home price data signalled that the world’s second-largest economy could be stabilising, following attempts by Beijing to put a floor under slowing growth.

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Plan A : Above 30225, no fresh position.
Plan B : Below 29862, no fresh position.
Plan C : Buy if market supported firm above 30010. Targets are 30080 and 30125.
Plan D: Cut below 29928.
Plan E : 
Sell if market failed to surge above 30225. Targets are 30155 and 30105.
Plan F : Cut Above 30300. 



FKLI

FKLI was considered flat for the whole morning yesterday until it then started to decline gradually and broke below 1630's to 1626.5. However, the market still able to rebound and closed at 1630 to show that it may still supported. If the market fails to sustain above 1630's, it could be firmer that the selling pressure is now having a blast in the market.

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Plan A : Attempt selling if FKLI rebounded and resisted before 1634.
Plan B : Cut above 1638.
Plan C : Consider buying if FKLI tested and rebounds from 1628.
Plan D : Cut below 1625.



FCPO

FCPO reversed the losses made in the morning and creeped back up to 2184 on Tuesday. Today it continue the flow from yesterday, drifting to the upside. Dalian and soybean oil are positive while Ringgit weakened against the greenback at RM4.13.
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Afternoon Plan


Plan A : Buy if market supported firm above 2201. Targets are 2212 and 2227.

Plan B : Sell only if market failed to support above 2201. Targets are 2190 and 2180.
Plan C : Above 2211, no fresh position.
Plan D : Below 2191, no fresh position. 



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