HSI Futures

U.S. stocks fell for a fourth day on Wednesday as a World Bank forecast fueled concerns about global economic weakness and copper prices sank, although a late-day rebound in energy shares left the market well off its lows after a volatile session.

Hong Kong shares fell on Wednesday, in line with most regional markets hurt by declining commodity prices and after the city's chief executive said the government will suspend an immigrant investor programme.

Holding short

Plan A : 23896-24256, do nothing

Plan B : Above 24256, cut

Plan C : Below 23896, consider taking profits if market rebounds

Plan D : Intraday buying to be considered only if market holds firm above 24075 and triggers a buy

Plan E : Cut below 23896

FKLI

Market faced persistent selling pressure yesterday after touching an intraday high level of 1747. Market could continue to struggle today if overnight Dow were to be taken as a cue. However, spike in crude oil could help rebounds in oil and gas stocks.

Plan A : Consider buying only if market were to hold firm above 1733

Plan B : Cut below 1722

Plan C : Attempt selling if market rebounds but fails to break above 1745.5

Plan D : Cut above 1757

FCPO

After a few days of wild run, FCPO slowed down its pace and started to tighten the range. Market has no trend right now while consolidation takes place. Dalian and soybean oil are quite mixed while Ringgit marked at RM 3.57.

Plan A : Seller may sell if market could not break 2354. Target is 2334 and 2310. Place a stop.

Plan B : Intraday investor may range trade within 2324 to 2375.  

Plan C : Overnight buyer may hold on unless 2334 is breached. Target is 2393.

Plan D : Above 2380, do nothing.

Plan E : Below 2320, do nothing.

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