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HK50 Short Term: up turn.
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long positions above 22800 with targets at 26200 & 26800 in extension.
Pivot: 22800
Our preference: long positions above 22800 with targets at 26200 & 26800 in extension.
Alternative scenario: below 22800 look for further downside with 21700 & 20500 as targets.
Comment: the RSI calls for a bounce.
Supports and resistances:
28100 **
26800 ***
26200 ***
24762 Last
22800 ***
21700 ***
20500 **
Our preference: long positions above 22800 with targets at 26200 & 26800 in extension.
Alternative scenario: below 22800 look for further downside with 21700 & 20500 as targets.
Comment: the RSI calls for a bounce.
Supports and resistances:
28100 **
26800 ***
26200 ***
24762 Last
22800 ***
21700 ***
20500 **
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