The S&P 500 ended little changed in a choppy trading session on Tuesday as the possibility of a partial government shutdown added to investors’ jitters ahead of a highly anticipated meeting of the Federal Reserve.

Hong Kong stocks slipped on Tuesday, hit by a double whammy of policy disappointment in China and depressing share prices across the region.

FKLI again was like riding on a roller-coaster but with a slower speed yesterday where the market declined from the peak at 1645 to 1631.5 before it gradually inching up to 1644 again and then closed at 1640. The market tried several attempts in rebounding but still failed to sustain above the resistance levels and being pressured down.

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Plan B : Cut above 1659

Plan C : Consider buying if market does not break below 1631

Plan D : Cut below 1627

FCPO

FCPO opened slightly lower today but it later continue to surge, touching the high at 2185 as for now. Dalian and soybean oil are lying at positive region while Ringgit stays weak at RM4.17 against the greenback.

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Plan A : Buy if market retraced but supported above 2158. Targets are 2182 and 2216.

Plan B : Sell if market rebounded and resisted around 2182. Targets are 2165 and 2151.

Plan C : Above 2182, no fresh position.

Plan D : Below 2158, no fresh position. 

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