U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday as some positive earnings and economic data pointed to a market that still had room to rise despite the S&P 500 hitting an intraday record.

Hong Kong's benchmark index jumped to its highest in nearly 7-1/2 months on Tuesday, helped by stronger Chinese markets on the mainland and recent fund inflows which pushed up the territory's blue-chip stocks. Focus remained on tomorrow's China PMI data due at 9.45am. 

Plan A : Above 23790, do nothing

Plan B : Below 23566, do nothing

Plan C : Attempt buying if market holds firm above 23566 after some minor correction

Plan D : Cut below 23497

Plan E : Consider selling if market fails to break above 23790

Plan F : Cut above 23848

FKLI

Market attempted recovery with its closing right at 1871. Market must at least holds firm above 1871 to have any chance of surviving from another sell down. 

Plan A : Attempt selling if market fails to break above 1881.5

Plan B : Cut above 1884

Plan C : Consider buying if market stays firm above 1871

Plan D : Cut below 1866

FCPO

FCPO was running flat in the first session and it eventually pulled down to 2272 towards the last one hour of trading. Market is still on its down channel formation and it seemed not ready for an uptrend as yet. Therefore, buyer may need to wait for chance again.

Plan A : Overnight buyer may have exited as 2288 is breached yesterday. However, if you have not, support is 2264. Target is looking at 2354. If market still close below 2300, buyer may exit the market today.

Plan B : Seller is not recommended to trade as prices are low.

Plan C : Fresh buyer may stay out 'till next signal.

Plan D : Above 2310, do nothing.

Plan E : Below 2260, do nothing.

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