HSI Futures

Wall Street gained for a fourth straight session on Tuesday, its longest winning streak since January, buoyed by the energy sector as oil prices rebounded from early declines.

Hong Kong stocks fell on Tuesday, ending three straight days of gains, as many investors cautiously watched a slide in China key indexes and ignoring firmer overseas markets after Greece struck a deal with creditors. Trading will be cautious today with China GDP data due to released at 10 am this morning.

Plan A : Above 25240, do nothing

Plan B : Below 24828, do nothing

Plan C : Consider selling if market fails to break above 25240 and retrace

Plan D : Cut above 25284

Plan E : Attempt buying if market holds firm above 25022

Plan F : Cut below 24828

FKLI

Market continued to remain resilient despite some minor scare in the afternoon open yesterday. Despite some minor turbulence, market is expected to stay firm as long as it hold above 1705.

Plan A : Attempt buying if market retrace but holds firm above 1710

Plan B : Cut below 1705

Plan C : Consider intraday sell if market once again fails to break above 1722

Plan D : Cut above 1728

FCPO

FCPO lost its earlier gain on Tuesday, settling at 2201 for the day as selling pressure exerted towards the eleventh hour. Overnight soybean oil is down US$0.34 while Dalian and current soybean oil are at slight positive reading. Slimming Ringgit remains at RM3.80.

Plan A : Overnight seller hold on to position. Resistance is looking at 2211. Target is 2164 and 2077.

Plan B : Intraday investor may sell if market resist at 2202 and 2197. Target is 2181 and 2164.

Plan C : Buyer may stay out of market.

Plan D : Above 2210, do nothing.

Plan E : Below 2160, do nothing.


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