HSI Futures

U.S. stocks rose on Friday and the S&P 500 posted its biggest weekly gain since July as investors weighed whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this week.

Hong Kong stocks surrendered morning gains and ended lower on Friday as a midweek rebound appear to peter out.

Plan A : Above 21805, do nothing

Plan B : Below 21307, do nothing

Plan C : Attempt selling if market stays below 21530

Plan D : Cut above 21710

Plan E : Consider buying if market test 21307 and rebounds

Plan F : Cut below 21307

FKLI

Market once again failed to break above 1600 and settled at 1581 for the week. Upcoming September 16 rally and rates decision by U.S. Federal Reserve will be investors' concerns for this week. Failure to hold above 1575 might trigger a new wave of selling.

Plan A : Attempt selling if market stays below 1589 today

Plan B : Cut above 1601

Plan C : Consider buying if market test 1575 and rebounds

Plan D : Cut below 1567

FCPO

Market continue its rally to 2180 last week eventually tumbled towards the second session, ended the day with low closing. Dalian and soybean oil are trading weak while Ringgit stays put at RM4.30 against the greenback. 

Plan A : Overnight seller hold on to position. Resistance is looking at 2148. Target is 2092, 2062 and 2044.

Plan B : Buyer may stay out of market.

Plan C : Fresh seller or intraday investor may sell if market could rebound and resist at 2148. Target is 2121, 2112 and 2092.

Plan D : Above 2150, do nothing.

Plan E : Below 2100, do nothing.   

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