FTSE
FTSE Elliott Wave Analysis for Monday 26/06/2023In the higher timeframe we are probably doing a pullback. Also the lower timeframe looks bearish. For today, we see an opportunity to go long (against the main direction). A safer option is to wait for the pullback and then go short (with the main direction).
FTSE Elliott Wave Analysis for Friday 23/06/2023In the higher timeframe we are probably doing a pullback. Also the lower timeframe looks bearish. For today, we see an opportunity to long (against the main direction). A safer option is to wait for the pullback and then go short (with the main direction).
FTSE Elliott Wave Analysis Higher Timeframe (17/06/2023)A pullback in the higher timeframe seems likely. We have 5 waves up as an impulse in the weekly and daily. However, as divergence in the weekly is not really outspoken, a new high is still possible. Investors should wait for the pullback to buy. Traders should analyze the lower timeframe.
UK100 to stall at previous resistance?UK100 - 24h expiry
Previous support located at 7550.
Previous resistance located at 7600.
Trend line resistance is located at 7630.
A higher correction is expected.
Risk/Reward would be poor to call a sell from current levels.
We look to Sell at 7630 (stop at 7660)
Our profit targets will be 7530 and 7525
Resistance: 7600 / 7630 / 7650
Support: 7550 / 7530 / 7500
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FTSE Elliott Wave Analysis for Sunday 11/06/2023 (W1 & D1)A pullback in the higher timeframe seems likely. We have 5 waves up as an impulse in the weekly, daily, and 4h timeframe. However, as divergence in the weekly is not really outspoken, a new high is still possible. Investors should wait for the pullback to buy. Traders should analyze the lower timeframe.
FTSE100 9/JUN/2023UK100 (FTSE 100) index has shown a significant price movement. The price initially formed a resistance level, which has been successfully broken out. This breakout indicates a potential shift in market sentiment. The previous resistance level has now become a support level. This means that traders and investors are now viewing this level as a price floor, where buying pressure may emerge.
The price is approaching this support area. Based on historical price behavior, it is likely that the price will rebound or bounce off this support level. This means that buyers could step in and push the price higher from this point. Considering these factors, it is advisable to monitor the price action closely in the support area. Traders may consider potential buying opportunities as the price approaches this level, keeping in mind that a rebound or bounce could occur.
Note: This analysis is based solely on technical factors and does not take into account fundamental or macroeconomic aspects that may influence the UK100 index. Technical analysis is not foolproof and market conditions can change rapidly.