Bearish drop?UK100 is reacting off the pivot and could drop to the 1st support which is an overlap support that is slightly below the 50% Fibonacci retracement.
Pivot: 8,271.80
1st Support: 8,152.16
1st Resistance: 8,333.08
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UK100 trade ideas
there is aprobabities for this markt to SL if the market doesn't break our Daily Resistance level then will be looking for SL opportunities in the market
and even if it end up breaking our resistance we still have the second Resistance at the weekly level
and in one reason to another reason the market may even break our weekly H level we should look for buying opportunities plus being careful cause it maybe a fake break out
1-hr UK100: My Personal Favorite is Bullish! The UK’s leading stock market index recently saw a 400-point decline but has since regained its bullish momentum. A Golden Cross, where the 20 MA moves above the 60 MA, confirmed a strong buy signal. The surge in buying volumes since late last week suggests increased interest from investors attracted by the index's lower valuation.
While the broader uptrend remains intact, a short-term correction is anticipated before the rally resumes. A pullback below the 23% Fibonacci retracement level and closer to the 8200 area, aligning with the critical 38% Fib retracement, could provide a more attractive entry point for buyers. This zone offers an opportunity for those seeking to capitalize on the prevailing bullish momentum with an improved risk-to-reward ratio.
The combination of technical signals and recent price action suggests the potential for continued upward movement following any temporary dip.
UK100 Tests Key Resistance at 8308.5955: Potential Upside AheadHello,
CAPITALCOM:UK100 is experiencing upward momentum and is currently testing the key 1-month resistance level at 8308.5955. A sustained breakout above this level could pave the way for further gains toward 8486.37. Should it also surpass and hold above the previous 1-year high, additional bullish movement is likely!
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Heading into overlap resistance?UK100 is rising towards the pivot which acts as an overlap resistance and could reverse to the pullback support.
Pivot: 8,231.90
1st Support: 8,148.65
1st Resistance: 8,319.25
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UK100 - DATA JUST COME OUTTeam, the last week and this week, we been killing the UK100 index
We are hoping to continue making the best possible outcome for everyone.
as per CPI data
the market just worry they dump a little before the data come out
but with the current price, we found a good entry at
8080-95
if you require stop loss at 8063,
We would consider adding more around 8058-65
Target 1 at 8126-32
Target 2 at 8165-78
PLEASE ENSURE BRING STOP LOSS TO BE ONCE IT REACHED FIRST TARGET
FTSE 100: A Trip Through the Timeframes
The FTSE 100 finds itself at a key crossroads, trading at a major level of support that resonates across multiple timeframes. For traders and investors alike, this is one of those moments where the charts tell a story worth reading - let’s dive in and unpack the patterns shaping the FTSE’s current setup.
Weekly Timeframe
The weekly timeframe is an excellent starting point for any multi-timeframe analysis, offering a macro perspective on the FTSE 100. Here, the index remains in a long-term uptrend but is currently consolidating. Recent price action has brought the market back to a pivotal zone: the broken 2023 highs. These highs, which transitioned into support during the summer pullback, are now being tested once again.
This area is a litmus test for the FTSE’s resilience. If support holds, it could pave the way for another leg higher in the long-term trend. However, a breakdown could signal a deeper retracement and a potential shift in sentiment.
FTSE 100 Weekly Candle Chart
Daily Timeframe
Zooming into the daily chart, the nuances of the support zone come into sharper focus. The index’s response to the U.S. election was dramatic, creating a long-tailed bearish fakeout candle—a false breakout that reversed sharply on elevated volume. This move dragged the FTSE below its 200-day moving average for the first time since February, adding to bearish concerns.
FTSE 100 Daily Candle Chart
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Four-Hour Timeframe
On the four-hour chart, the first signs of optimism emerge. At the support zone, the market has carved out a small, inverted head and shoulders pattern—a classic reversal structure often signalling the end of a downtrend. This pattern indicates that buyers are starting to gain confidence, even if only tentatively.
FTSE 100 Four-Hour Candle Chart
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Hourly Timeframe
Finally, the hourly chart brings us to the granular details of the ongoing battle. As the new trading week kicks off, the FTSE is tightly compressed between a minor ascending trendline and a horizontal resistance level. This tug-of-war reflects the intensity of the market’s indecision near the key support zone visible across all timeframes.
This compression phase typically precedes a breakout. If the FTSE manages to clear the resistance, it could act as the catalyst for a broader recovery, with ripple effects across higher timeframes. Conversely, a breakdown below the ascending trendline might reignite selling pressure, threatening the structural support zone.
How this small hourly pattern resolves will likely set the tone for the week ahead and potentially influence the FTSE’s trajectory on higher timeframes.
FTSE 100 Hourly Candle Chart
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UK100 - TIME TO VISIT NORTHTeam,
We been trading very well with UK last few weeks,
the UK has been reached it lowest range and expect to move toward 8140
We are entering the LONG position at 8067-8070. STOP LOSS AT 8040
Target at 8099
target two at 8136-8142
NOTE: Once the price break above 8105, bring stop loss to BE and and take partial 1st target.
UK100GB to see a limited rally?UK100 - 24h expiry
Price action looks to be forming a bottom.
A higher correction is expected.
The bias is still for lower levels and we look for any gains to be limited.
Rallies continue to attract sellers.
Further downside is expected although we prefer to sell into rallies close to the 8095 level.
We look to Sell at 8095 (stop at 8171)
Our profit targets will be 7943 and 7780
Resistance: 8110 / 8170 / 8230
Support: 7920 / 7780 / 7710
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1-hr FTSE100: Traders are Selling Off Their UK StocksThe FTSE100 index remains firmly in a downtrend, highlighted by several Death Cross patterns appearing since last week. This bearish signal, where the 20-period moving average dips below the 60-period moving average, indicates strong selling pressure and an overall negative market sentiment. However, the current price level is relatively low, which may tempt short-term buyers seeking potential bargains. If this buying interest materializes, it could trigger a pullback, lifting the index to 8,064 (23% Fibonacci retracement) or potentially even higher to 8,107 (38% Fibonacci level). These elevated resistance levels could then serve as optimal entry points for traders looking to rejoin the broader downtrend through new short positions.
UK100 - WHAT SHOULD WE DOTeam, with the UK100, we killed 2-3 times yesterday.
let be very careful today,
we are looking to enter long UK100 at 7682-86
and would consider adding more 7960-7976 ranges,
STOP LOSS at 7920-26
Our target 1 - 8005-8015
Target 2 at 8036-45
Target 3 at 8076-84
Once it hits our first target, please take some PARTIAL and bring stop loss to BE.
UK100 - TIME TO ENTRYTeam, apologies for late post
We should send out earlier to entry LONG UK at 8030 ranges
however never too late.
Here are some rules and strategy for the UK
entry now at 8030-8040 ranges
add more at 8016-8006
double up at 7960-7976
STOP LOSS BETWEEN 7915-32
Remember to have some room for stop loss, you can reduce the volume.
Target 1 at 8076-86
Target 2 at 8105-8115
Target 3 at 8135-65
Please note: take some partial at 1st target and bring stop loss slowly