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Tesco - Bouncing from the 61.8% Fibonacci supportBUY – TESCO (TSCO) Tesco PLC (Tesco) is a retail company. The Company is engaged in the business of Retailing and associated activities (Retail) and Retail banking and insurance services. Fundamentals It’s been a tough few months for Tesco shareholders with the shares having slumped over 13% from the 2019 high. The business has embarked on a massive overhaul over the past 5 years to make the operation a lot more efficient, which has put the company in a good position overall. The operating margin is continuing to rise, and management believe 4% is achievable in the short term. The company looks set to maintain its position in the market and continue to grow its earnings. Best Broker Target Price: 285p (Deutsche Bank 19/06/2019) Worst Broker Target Price: 230p (Goldman Sachs 02/04/2019) Technical Analysis 2019 started off so well for Tesco share holders with the shares rising from 187p to 254p in the space of just over 4 months. The recent decline from those highs has not been so impressive, but some support appears to be forming around the 61.8% Fibonacci support level at 212.7p. There have been a number of bullish candle around this price, which is an indication that buyers are returning. Recommendation: Buy Buy between 215-225p Stop: 210p Target: 250p
LSE:TSCOLong
by Investamate
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Greggs - Buying the dipBUY – GREGGS (GRG) Greggs plc is a United Kingdom-based bakery food on-the-go retailer. The Company's products and services consist of a range of fresh bakery goods, sandwiches and drinks in its shop. Fundamentals The success story of Greggs is quite remarkable with the shares rising significantly over a 5-year period. The baker recently delivered an ‘exceptional trading performance’, total sales were up 14.7% and like-for-like sales were up 10.5%. The introduction of vegan sausage rolls has been a massive success and no doubt brought new customers to stores across the country. The recent decline looks like a decent opportunity to buy. Best Broker Target Price: 2300p (UBS 28/08/2019) Worst Broker Target Price: 1780p (Berenberg Bank 16/05/2019) Technical Analysis The long-term chart of Greggs shows a spectacular uptrend. The recent dips from the highs of 2496p has been uncharacteristic and could present a fantastic opportunity to buy. Corrections are normal for share prices and following this recent bout of profit taking the shares now look more attractive. The close above the 10EMA on the 28th August 2019 could be a signal of bullish momentum returning. A move back to the highs to reassert the long-term trend is expected. Recommendation: Buy Buy between 2000-2100p Stop: 1895p Target: 2495p
LSE:GRGLong
by Investamate
3
FTSE updateWave analysis shows that we could be nearing the end of wave A. Very good support of 61.8% at the key 7000 level. Great opportunity for a long there as GBP sells off on the potential of Parliament being suspended in September-October. Boris trying to get the government out of the way so that they can not interfere with his Brexit plans. Also a downtrend line from August 12, respected and confirmed. If it break we could see it going into wave B from there to retest broken level around 7400. Indicators going back close to oversold, adding more probability for a potential bounce. Good Luck!
OANDA:UK100GBP
by Antonio_trader
Howden Joinery - Throw the kitchen sink at it?Technical Howden Joinery looks interesting on a technical basis. The shares shot higher to new highs following a bullish update to the market. We have since seen the share price unwind to some sensible levels as the overall market continues in this condolidaiton phase. The shares have reached a confluence of Fibonacci support levels, which I have highlighted on the chart. We have seen buying interest emerge and a gap higher in price to break out of a consolidation wedge. The overall trend remains bullish and a move to new highs is expected. Fundamentals The UK’s leading manufacturer and supplier of fitted kitchens, appliances and joinery products has been paying dividend yields of around 2.5%. Howden ended the reporting period with net cash of £217.1m, which makes its forward P/E multiples of around 14-15 look attractive. Stop: 505p Target: 600p
LSE:HWDNLong
by Investamate
UK100, BREXIT,BEARISH WOLFE WAVE #RRR of 1:5 (AUTOLINES TEST4)HI BIG PLAYERS, here I present a new Wolfe Wave in the UK100 chart. This chart represent the 100 biggest share-companies of Great Britain. In any way we listen about the Brexit and the results of this decision is clear to understand for everbody. A big downtrend will build. The Wolfe Wave pattern show a bearish incoming side. In addition, the reason for a bearish Wolfe Wave is the rebounce on Fibonacci line 1.382 Acutally the pattern give a Risk-Return-Ratio of 1:5, but this are a weekly chart and shows a longterm bearishtrade. King regards NXT2017 ============== MY PERSON: I'm the second winner of the official German Forex Trading Conpetition in 2018. Look here to the ranks: deutsche-trading-meisterschaften.de I speak german, english and russian. My strength in trading are Wolfe Wave pattern.
FX:UK100Short
by NXT2017
FTSE 2 hour ideaSimilar to my Dax idea just posted, a lot of world equities are bouncing...remember central banks can still cut rates and do QE/stimulus which means there will be nowhere to go for yield except the stock markets. The party might not just be over yet. Similar description to the FTSE as with the DAX, a prolonged downtrend and basing at a support zone. We had a wedge and broke above the resistance zone and even the previous lower high swing. 7375 zone is a flip zone you should watch and then 7575 above.
OANDA:UK100GBPLong
by Uncharted-FX
FTSE100 OVERVALUED - BULL TRAP - SHORT ITThe FTSE100 index is selling at a P/E of 17.2. This is quite high in a low interest rate, low growth scenario. The UK is in a mess, with Brexit problems, neighboring countries teetering on recession and Boris taking over the leadership. A DCF valuation of the FTSE100 using 3.2% growth, 8.6% discount rate it shows the index is 11% overvalued. I think the German DAX and US markets are going to tank soon, don't be fooled by the cut in interest rates in the US. The ECB can't really cut rates much more with low or negative rates already in Europe. Negative rates are a desperate attempt to inflate a sagging economy, European markets are ripe for a fall. The FTSE100 has jumped up a bit lately, this is a bull trap above the downward sloping trendline. The technicals are hinting at a coming fall. If you do short, I'd prefer to short the DAX as it has a lot foreign trade exposure with its auto industries. However, for those watching the FTSE100 index, a short now could be a winner.
FX:UK100Short
by victorko
Weekly update for GBPUSD, Brexit is at the doorThose who have been following the latest Pound trades will know we are already on the sell-side here. Here is the latest wave count on the weekly chart, we are playing the range set between 50.0% - 76.4% of the retracement leg since the January 2016. Dollar strength is coming via yields so we have large money on the move here, the leg will be fast and furious. Please leave a like and check out the other trades on the Tradingview portfolio. Thanks and good luck!
Short
by ridethepig
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UK100 - Remains under pressureOANDA:UK100GBP FX:UK100 UK100 - Intraday - We look to Sell at 7500 (stop at 7525) The previous day's bearish engulfing candle led to further selling yesterday. Previous support level of 7475 broken. The overnight dip has been bought into and there is scope for further bullish pressure going into this morning. The reaction higher is positive, however, we view this as an opportunity to set shorts in line with the overall bearish move lower. Further selling is expected to follow with the hourly Ichimoku cloud and our bespoke resistance (7500) offering incentive. Our profit targets will be 7425 and 7400 Resistance: 7500 / 7525 / 7540 Support: 7460 / 7425 / 7400
OANDA:UK100GBPShort
by Signal_Centre
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FTSE 100 - Long We are currently long the FTSE 100 which has dropped over the past day on the back of Boris Johnson's appointment and the subsequent strengthening of the pound. The pound strengthened as the market hopes that initial comments by Michel Barnier the European Union's Chief Negotiator would open the door to positive negotiations between the UK and the EU. However, we believe that with the UK set to leave the EU on the 31st of October there will be pressure on sterling in particularly GBP/USD which would be positive for the FTSE100 as a large proportion of profits for FTSE 100 companies are made in dollars. Therefore we are long and will look to add to our long position just above the 7298 Fibonacci level with a view towards starting to take profit above 7700.
FOREXCOM:UK100Long
by KQMarkets
FTSE - Stalled just in front of our entry level. Good enough?DAY TRADE - EXPIRES AT 9PM We were looking for a dip to buy today but the market appears to have stalled in front of our entry level. Is this good enough reason to get long? Overall we remain bullish. Trade Idea The overnight rally has been sold into and there is scope for further bearish pressure going into this morning. Bespoke support is located at 7465. Negative overnight flows lead to an expectation of a weaker open this morning. As this corrective sequence continues we look to set longs on a dip at better risk/reward levels. Further upside is expected although we prefer to set longs at our bespoke support levels at 7465, resulting in improved risk/reward. We look to Buy at 7465 Stop: 7425 Target 1: 7545 Target 2: 7600
OANDA:UK100GBPLong
by Signal_Centre
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FTSE - Buying dips to trend supportTrade Idea The medium term bias remains bullish. Bespoke support is located at 7470. We look for a re-test of the upward trending support. There is scope for mild selling at the open but losses should be limited. Preferred trade is to buy on dips. We look to Buy at 7470 Stop: 7440 Target 1: 7560 Target 2: 7650 Trade ideas & daily market report July 9th 2019 Market highlights Reduced expectations of aggressive Fed easing continued to support the US currency during Monday, although ranges were narrow. Equity markets lost ground as expectations of aggressive Fed rate cuts declined further. Demand for the yen and Swiss franc weakened slightly as US bond yields edged higher with the Euro also unable to make headway. Gold prices also declined as bond yields increased and the dollar maintained a firm tone. Oil prices gained some support from Iran tensions, but failed to hold gains. Commodity currencies were unable to make headway amid a solid US currency tone with Sterling also losing ground. Bitcoin pushed above $12,000 which helped trigger further buying.
FX:UK100Long
by Signal_Centre
FTSE - Buying a move lower to supportTrade Idea We have a Gap open at 7567 from 05/07/2019 to 07/07/2019. Bespoke support is located at 7470. We look for a re-test of the upward trending support. There is scope for mild selling at the open but losses should be limited. Preferred trade is to buy on dips. We look to Buy at 7470 Stop: 7440 Target 1: 7560 Target 2: 7650 Daily market report July 8th 2019 Market highlights Headline June US employment data beat consensus forecasts with an increase of 224,000 in non-farm payrolls, although other data was slightly weaker than expected. Bond yields recovered sharply following the data on a shift in Fed expectations, although there was a partial reversal on Monday amid fragile risk conditions. Equities declined in Asia on Monday amid reduced expectations of aggressive Fed rate cuts The dollar advanced strongly following the employment release, although it failed to hold its best levels. The Canadian dollar also pared initial losses from a headline dip in June employment with commodity currencies also recovering some losses. Gold declined sharply on dollar gains with a dip below $1,400 per ounce before a tentative recovery amid weaker equity markets. Oil prices were supported by reduced fears over global demand conditions.
FX:UK100Long
by Signal_Centre