HSI Futures

U.S. stocks closed slightly higher on Monday, supported by a flurry of merger news, but turmoil in Iraq drove oil prices up and kept trading choppy.

Hong Kong shares finished a tick lower on Monday, with investors remaining cautious and awaiting direction from a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting which will conclude on Wednesday.

Plan A : Above 23350, do nothing

Plan B : Below 23094, do nothing

Plan C : Consider selling if market gaps up but fails to break above 23350

Plan D : Cut above 23464

Plan E : Attempt buying if market gaps down but holds firmly above 23094 and triggers a buy again

Plan F : Cut below 23094

FKLI

Market moved within a tight 4-points range yesterday with investors shying away from market as uncertainties grows. Market look likely to consolidate further until there is a fresh catalyst coming into the market

Plan A : Attempt selling if market opens higher but fails to break above 1880

Plan B : Cut above 1886

Plan C : Consider buying if market holds firm above 1870-1872

Plan D : Cut below 1868

FCPO

Despite the tremendous upside of soybean oil yesterday, market barely follow the trend except the gap up during the opening hour. Today, it might open lower as regional prices are depressed. Market needs to penetrate 2405 for market to come back to a sell signal.

Plan A : Fresh seller might sell if resistance at 2428 is not broken. Target is looking at 2390 and 2362.

Plan B : Buyer may stay out today.

Plan C : Above 2430, do nothing.

Plan D : Below 2350, do nothing. 

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