GOLD

Gold prices on Friday held steady near a one-month high hit in the previous session, but were on track for their best year since 2010, mainly driven by a softer dollar and political uncertainties around the globe.

Spot gold was little changed at $1,294.70 an ounce at 0041 GMT, having hit its highest since Nov. 29 at $1,295.21 in the previous session.

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Plan A : Sell only if market failed to support above 1292.60. Targets are 1286.4 and 1280.50.

Plan B : Buy only if market retraced but supported above 1292.60. Targets are 1299 and 1306.

Plan C : Above 1299, no fresh position.

Plan D : Below 1286, no fresh position. 

The Dow Jones industrial average led the major indexes higher Thursday, notching a record close on the second-to-last trading day of the year. It was the Dow's 71st record close for the year.

Hong Kong's benchmark stock index rose for a fourth session in a row on Thursday, amid bullish sentiment in the region that pushed Asian stocks to their highest level in a month. Hang Seng index was up 266.05 points at 29,863.71 for a close.

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Plan A : Above 29950, do nothing

Plan B : Below 29850, do nothing

Plan C : Attempt selling only if market failed to support above 29871 

Plan D : Cut above 29921

Plan E : Consider buying if market holds resiliently above 29921

Plan F : Cut below 29871

FKLI

FKLI continue to surge to 1785 on Thursday, followed by long liquidation later and market eventually settled at 1776. Uptrend is still intact for FKLI along with the regional markets.  
 

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Plan A : Attempt selling only if FKLI fails to support above 1775.5