#FTSE for FRIDAY & #GBPUSD too. #Gold #SP500 With the strong & stable UK Govt working wonders with their negotiation and organisation skills, it was only a matter of time before the markets noticed, reacting positively. Or perhaps, more probably, have gotten bored with a lack of anything actually happening. The pound / dollar relationship is a case in point.
For quite a while, it appeared destined for parity but the last week has seen the pairing explode into territory where mild optimism is about the only thing possible. To be quite clear, this pair require exceed the Dark Blue line on the chart, presently at 1.38, before we dare upgrade our optimism level from mild to extremely sceptical! Only above Dark Blue will scrub our big picture calculations pointing at parity and below. However, a stay of execution from the immediate route to misery appears possible with the result anywhere above 1.308 (the immediate target) allows recovery to 1.33 next.
If exceeded, secondary calculates at 1.357.
There’s a fair chance we’re “only” watching delaying tactics prior to a real drop and if this is the case, the visuals indicate some stutters at the 1.33 level.
FTSE for FRIDAY The UK market closed at 6835, in the process providing a relatively entertaining day. If we gauge by after hours futures performance, apparently movement now above 6862 points should bring a climb to a tight fisted 6875 points. However, if bettered, our secondary calculates at 6899 points. In fact, if the PM and her opposition number were to resign, replaced by mime artists, there’s a chance the index could quickly surge to 6956 points on a tidal wave of sensible sounds from UK party leaders…
However, despite the state of after hours futures, we’re not entirely confident as to the markets intentions, suspecting weakness now below 6798 shall bring reversal to 6722 points!
Have a good weekend.
Time Issued |
Market |
Price At Issue |
Short Entry |
Fast Exit |
Slow Exit |
Stop |
Long Entry |
Fast Exit |
Slow Exit |
Stop |
Prior |
10:10:35PM |
BRENT |
61.19 |
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10:12:17PM |
GOLD |
1292.33 |
1287 |
1284.5 |
1281 |
1294 |
1295 |
1298.35 |
1302.2 |
1289 |
|
10:14:43PM |
FTSE |
6864.81 |
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10:16:05PM |
FRANCE |
4812.7 |
Shambles |
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10:17:53PM |
GERMANY |
10967 |
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10:21:50PM |
US500 |
2638 |
2590 |
2567 |
2541 |
2625 |
2641 |
2655 |
2677 |
2590 |
|
10:26:01PM |
DOW |
24375.5 |
‘cess |
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10:31:54PM |
NASDAQ |
6719 |
‘cess |
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10:33:45PM |
JAPAN |
20525 |
‘cess |
17/01/2019 FTSE Closed at 6834 points. Change of -0.41%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 4,874,028,125 a change of -20.52%
16/01/2019 FTSE Closed at 6862 points. Change of -0.48%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,132,588,071 a change of 10.76%
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