Trends and Targets for 4/01/2019

FTSE for FRIDAY. #BRENT #DAX The return to trading has been marked by a rather flamboyant couple of days, quite a surprise for sessions which are usually quite lethargic. Overall, the position of the #FTSE stinks with a visit to our suggested 5,800’s looking increasingly certain in the weeks ahead.

Near term, Friday isn’t filling us with confidence. Weakness now below 6682 points looks very capable of driving the FTSE down to 6625 points initially. If broken, secondary calculates at 6583 points.

For any rise to make sense near term, the index requires better 6739 points, making some recovery to an initial 6767 points allegedly possible. If bettered, secondary is at 6794 points. If triggered, the tightest stop looks like 6670 points, stupidly wide for such small gains.

Our best wishes for this year. Somehow, we suspect it shall prove interesting!

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 FUTURES

Time Issued

Market

Price At Issue

Short Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Long Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Prior

10:08:42PM

BRENT

55.56

53.95

53.5

52.49

56

56.3

57.305

59.68

53.95

10:11:03PM

GOLD

1295.17

10:14:34PM

FTSE

6704

10:17:10PM

FRANCE

4616.2

10:19:03PM

GERMANY

10435

10395

10265

10115

10537

10560

10612.5

10685

10469

10:20:42PM

US500

2451.27

10:22:54PM

DOW

22705.6

10:25:11PM

NASDAQ

6153.74

10:27:02PM

JAPAN

19441

 

2 Replies to “Trends and Targets for 4/01/2019”

  1. It would be really useful to those of us who are struggling in the dark if you could offer us some glimpse into the future taking into account the quite extraordinary rise today against your fairly dire prediction.

    1. The rise, while impressive, didn’t come near the immediate downtrend on the FTSE. The market needed better 6990 to escape the grotty outlook suggested.

      US jobs numbers did provoke an impressive afternoon but I suspect it shall dawn on the market the jobs numbers were both seasonal and worse, optimistic estimates due to states only having two days back at work…

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