U.S. stocks closed up but well below their session highs on Wednesday as investors pulled back in the last few minutes of trading despite optimism about U.S.-China trade relations and some reassuring signs in British politics.

Hong Kong stocks rose on Wednesday as market participants forecast a slower pace of interest rate hikes in the U.S. and possible policy stimulus in China. 

FKLI gap up in opening at 1655 yesterday and raced to the peak at 1668 before it closed at 1662.5 due to the rise in Dow and regional markets. The intraday signal turned haywire again as the direction again became unclear for the traders. Overall the market is still under bearish in the big picture, but sellers are asked to be cautious of any technical rebounds that resulted from the regional markets.

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Plan B : Cut above 1672

Plan C : Consider buying if market supported and rebounds from 1659

Plan D : Cut below 1654

FCPO

FCPO attempted to breakthrough the clouds on Wednesday but encountered some obstacles throughout the adventure and eventually it ended flat. Dalian and soybean oil are slightly down while Ringgit hovers around RM4.17 to  RM4.18 against the greenback.

Plan A : Buy if market retraced but supported above 2048. Targets 2062 and 2083.

Plan B : Sell if market resisted around 2083 during second session opening hour. Targets are 2068 and 2051.

Plan C : Above 2083, no fresh position.

Plan D : Below 2048, no fresh position. 

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