The S&P 500 ended little changed after a volatile session on Thursday, as investors favored defensive sectors while the biggest drag came from financials and consumer discretionary stocks.

Hong Kong shares finished higher on Thursday as investors cheered signs of easing Sino-U.S. trade tensions and on expectations of stronger policy support for Beijing's cooling economy.

FKLI stamped its foot firmly above 1660's and gradually recovered to the peak at 1676 yesterday before it closed at 1674. This partially thanks to the recovery in the regional markets which bring a boost to our market as well. Sellers are possibly waiting for a chance to start to short-selling, but currently the market is being taken by the buyers.

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Plan B : Cut above 1682

Plan C : Consider buying if market supported well above 1670

Plan D : Cut below 1666

FCPO

FCPO performed rather well yesterday, hitting an intraday high of 2067 before profit taking activities prompted market to close at 2046. Slightly weaker bean and dalian is expected to dampen the opening price today but support is to be seen at 2020. With Ringgit stood at 4.182 against the green back, there should be some buying support when FCPO retrace today.

Plan A : Buy if market retraced but supported at 2020. Targets are 2038 and 2046

Plan B : Sell if market resisted around 2038 but fails to breach through. Targets are 2028 and 2020.

Plan C : Above 2046, no fresh position

Plan D : Below 2020, no fresh position

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