Gold prices on Monday hit their highest since September, buoyed as the U.S. dollar slumped to three-year lows against a basket of currencies. 

Plan A : Consider selling if gold prices remain trading below 1342.3

Plan B : Cut above 1345.5

Plan C : Attempt buying if gold prices manage to hold firm above 1338.1

Plan D : Cut below 1335.5

Asian shares hit historic highs on Monday after Wall Street extended its record-breaking run, while the U.S. dollar retreat continued as investors priced in the risk of tighter policies elsewhere in the developed world. Activity was restrained somewhat as a U.S. holiday curbed trade in cash Treasuries.

Hong Kong’s benchmark stock index fell on Monday, snapping a 14-day winning streak, dragged down by a retreat in property shares and index heavyweight Tencent Holdings. 

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Plan A : Above 31587, do nothing
Plan B : Below 31228, do nothing

Plan C : Attempt buying if market trades firmly above 31397

Plan D : Cut below 31346

Plan E : Consider selling if market surges but fails to breach above 31448

Plan F : Cut above 31524

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