HSI Futures

U.S. stocks jumped in a broad advance on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 snapping a three-day losing streak and climbing back above a key technical level in a move that pointed to improving near-term momentum.

Hong Kong shares ended higher for the first time this week on Wednesday lifted by a stronger China market, with investor sentiment recovering after better-than-expected Chinese manufacturing activity.

Plan A : Above 24039, do nothing

Plan B : Below 23660, do nothing

Plan C : Attempt selling if market rebounds but fails to break above 23949

Plan D : Cut above 24039

Plan E : Consider intraday buying only if market holds firmly above 23805 and triggers a buy

Plan F : Cut below 23660

FKLI

Market was seen weak but it successfully hold above 1826 before settling at 1830 for yesterday's close. Firmer overnight markets could lift up the sentiments a little today, especially if market were to hold firmly above 1826 and surge beyond 1833

Plan A : Consider intraday long if market were to open and stay firm above 1833

Plan B : Cut below 1826

Plan C : Selling to be attempted if market fails to breach or stay firm above 1840

Plan D : Cut above 1843

FCPO

FCPO shown a strong rebound over the past 2 days after correction at 2064. Market has a possibility to continue with the upside, reaching 2200 level. Dalian and soybean oil are performing well and FCPO also open higher as expected.

Plan A : Long term and intraday buyer may buy if market could support above 2150. Target is 2248 and 2312.

Plan B : Seller could try selling if 2180 could not break. Target is 2154.

Plan C : Above 2190, do nothing.

Plan D : Below 2140, do nothing.

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