GOLD

Gold prices rose half a percent on Friday as the dollar labored near a three-year low amid heightened fears of a U.S. government shutdown, but the precious metal was still on track for its first weekly drop in six. 

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Plan A : Attempt buying if gold price stays trading above 1329.3

Plan B : Cut below 1326.2

Plan C : Consider selling if gold price surges but fails to breach above 1338

Plan D : Cut above 1342.3

Wall Street rose on Friday, led by gains in consumer stocks, even as a possible government shutdown loomed.

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index ended at a new high, up for the sixth week in a row, led by property shares, as mainland money gushed into the city. HSCE, an index tracking mainland companies, registered a 16-day winning streak.

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Plan A : Above 32348, do nothing
Plan B : Below 32222, do nothing

Plan C : Attempt buying if market trades firmly above 32179

Plan D : Cut below 32120

Plan E : Consider selling if market surges but fails to breach above 32303

Plan F : Cut above 32348

FKLI

FKLI climbed rapidly upon opening on last Friday, declined right after second session opening but somehow still supported above 1825 and closed at 1833. Overall, market is still bullish in the long term, just that buyers opt to grab some profit when the market climb too high and that resulted the fall for some days in the market.

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