FTSE BEAR Time for another short on this product
We need to break the Blue zone to confirm the targets
About FTSE 100 Index
The UK Financial Times Stock Exchange 100, more commonly known as the FTSE 100 or 'Footsie', is an index of share prices of the largest 100 companies listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) by market capitalization. The index was launched on January 3, 1984 at a base value of 1000, and the index level is calculated in real-time. The FTSE 100 represents approximately 81% of the entire market capitalization of the LSE, and even though it doesn't encompass the whole market, it is widely viewed as the best indicator of the heath of UK stocks. In recent years, however, given the uptick in international companies counted in the FTSE 100, this particular market index is no longer viewed as the best health indicator of the UK economy - that goes to the FTSE 250, which has a smaller proportion of multinationals among its constituents.
FTSE 100 moving to 10,000 mark !Would this prediction comes true? Honestly, I dunno and why 10,000 and not higher ? This is a psychological number that I think it needs to cross first so that is why I choose it.
Again, I have no profit target (this time, my revised strategy) but a SL in place. When the market moves in my favour,
Elliott Wave Outlook: FTSE to Signal Market Direction SoonThe short-term Elliott Wave outlook for FTSE indicates that wave II concluded at 7560.5. This marked the start of an upward movement in wave III. Wave III is unfolding as a five-wave impulse structure, characterized by a series of higher highs and higher lows. From the wave II low, wave 1 advanced t
FTSE Coils Beneath Key ResistanceThe FTSE 100 finds itself at a crossroads. After an impressive V-shaped recovery from the April lows, the index has spent the past two weeks compressing beneath a well-established resistance zone. Tension is building and we’re left asking the critical question: will this be a great shorting opportun
FTSE INTRADAY bullish uptrend consolidation supported at 8600Trend: Overall trend remains bullish, supported by rising price action.
Recent Movement: Price is in a sideways consolidation phase after a strong uptrend.
Key Levels
Support:
8600 – Key level from prior consolidation.
8480, then 8430 – Next supports if 8600 breaks.
Resistance:
8850 – First up
FTSE INTRADAY bullish breakout continuation above 8590The FTSE 100 is showing bullish momentum, supported by an ongoing uptrend. Recent price action suggests a breakout above a period of sideways consolidation, indicating strong buying interest.
Key Support: 8590 – This was the previous consolidation zone and now acts as a critical level.
If the inde
UK100/FTSE100 - time to short slowlyTeam, let's kill the UK100/FTSE100
last night, we got target hit both in 15 minutes during LIVE trading. Today we are going to short the UK slowly according to the strategy set out
Please note: Target 1 will be around 8778-8771
Once it hits, take 70% and bring a stop loss to BE
Target 2 - will un
FTSE100 INTRADAY key trading level at 8680Trend: Overall trend remains bullish, supported by rising price action.
Recent Movement: Price is in a sideways consolidation phase after a strong uptrend.
Key Levels
Support:
8680 – Key level from prior consolidation.
8625, then 8510 – Next supports if 8680 breaks.
Resistance:
8850 – First upsid
FTSE INTRADAY sideways consolidation supported at 8680Trend: Overall trend remains bullish, supported by rising price action.
Recent Movement: Price is in a sideways consolidation phase after a strong uptrend.
Key Levels
Support:
8680 – Key level from prior consolidation.
8625, then 8510 – Next supports if 8680 breaks.
Resistance:
8850 – First upsid
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FTSE 100 Index reached its highest quote on Mar 3, 2025 — 8,910.85 GBP. See more data on the FTSE 100 Index chart.
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