HSI Futures

The Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 chalked up record high closes on Friday, propelled by strong results from tech behemoths Google, Amazon and Microsoft.

Hong Kong's main share index ended firmer on Friday, bolstered by hopes of more capital inflows from mainland investors.

Plan A : Above 28194, do nothing

Plan B : Below 27772, do nothing

Plan C : Consider intraday selling if market gaps up but fails to break above 28194

Plan D : Cut above 28352

Plan E : Attempt buying if market corrects but holds firm above 27983

Plan F : Cut below 27889

FKLI

Market continue surging, closing at almost day's high level last Friday. Firmer Ringgit helped market stayed firm and look likely to hold firm for the rest of the month.

Plan A : Attempt buying around 1858

Plan B : Cut below 1848

Plan C : No selling to be attempted for now as market looks resilient and firm

FCPO

FCPO stretched to high of 2176 and eventually settled at 2154 last Friday. Dalian is slightly up and overnight soybean oil was down while Ringgit recovered to RM 3.56 this morning. Market continue to narrow its range with no sense of direction. Therefore, intraday investor may take precaution. Stronger Ringgit may limit the upside of the market.

Plan A : Intraday investor may continue to range trade within  2128 to 2197. Place stop. Do not force trade if market does not come near.

Plan B : Buyer may buy only if market could support above 2144 and hold overnight if it closed above 2171. Target is 2204 and 2266.

Plan C : Seller may sell only if market could not break 2171 or 2204. Place stop. Target is 2128 and 2059.

Plan D : Above 2200, do nothing.

Plan E : Below 2140, do nothing.  

    


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