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FTSE SHORTTruedge traders believe that price action is the best approach to trading because it allows them to interpret market movements and make decisions based on the raw price data. Indicators can add unnecessary complexity to the trading and may even produce misleading signals. OANDA:UK100GBP
FTSE 100 & Many others will be affected BLACK SWAN EVENT I don't know what to tell you folks I'm seeing patterns from 2008.
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Not only will Global markets be affected this will create a recession. INVEST IN BTC
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Double Trouble FTSE?Some very quick analysis of the FTSE100 - Could we see a double top form at this level? If it does remain bullish we would need to see a retracement soon so this may be a great opportunity for a short term sell on this asset!
FTSE100 - ShortPotential for a FTSE100 short position. All time high for this index with price resisting to break 7350.00 area in january 2017. Channel forming in 2017 with prices again trying to break the 7330 area. Number of spinning tops/doji candles on the 4 hour timeframe and ma looking to cross back hinting a reversal and price drop down to 2017 support @ 7100 region.
SIMPLE IDEA: FTSE 100 SHORTBearish divergence on 4H chart.
GBPUSD up 120 pips from 1.22 lows.
Target: missed weekly pivots at 7040, 6970
FTSE 100 Medium Term Short: Divergence, BB, Missed PivotsThe FTSE 100 is trading near 6950, up more than 1200 points from the post-Brexit low of 5727.
Fundamentally, this is because of the sharp fall in Sterling.
However, technically, the FTSE 100 may be due for a correction.
It has relentlessly traded upwards, however:
1) There is strong resistance to be expected at 7000, a psychological round number.
2) There is divergence on the 4H chart at 6950.
3) The FTSE 100 has traded outside its 800-period BB on the 4H chart for more than 2 weeks.
4) There are multiple missed pivots, monthly and weekly, amidst the FTSE's post-Brexit rally.
This might suggest that we are due for a correction in the medium term, perhaps to the 6700 level.
If Sterling recovers, the correction may extend to 6300. However this is unlikely given a dovish BoE, quantitative easing and the market pricing in further interest rate cuts.
