FTSE for FRIDAY for 1/11/2019

#FreeFirstFutures A week with a FTSE being underwhelmed by UK political decline appears to be finally responding in true Halloween fashion – scary but not really! It doesn’t even look like we shall find our hallowed leaders body in a ditch, despite his preferred method of exit in the absence of Brexit. Trump & Clinton once did a televised debate, managing avoid noticing viewers found both of them abhorrent. It looks like the UK’s political leaders are intending embrace similar levels of self delusion but it’s not supposed to be this way, is it? Voting papers should have a “None Of The Above” option to ensure career politicians do not win by default.

The market has spent the last 5 sessions flirting with the 7330 level for some reason. Now, it feels like some reversal is almost upon us and oddly, the key trigger level looks like 7,234 points. We cannot understand why this has happened but the situation presently appears to suggest only if the index moves more than 100 points from its previous parking level should we believe more reversal is upon us.

The market closed Thursday at 7,248 points. Now below 7,230 and we expect reversal to an initial 7,211 points. If broken, secondary calculates at 7,183 points. And if triggered, the tightest stop appears to be quite reasonable at 7,272 points.

The alternate scenario appears to be at 7,281 as movement above this trigger is supposed to be capable of a truly unimpressive 7,294 points. If bettered, our secondary calculation comes in at 7,317 points. If triggered, the tightest stop looks like 7,245 points.

For light relief, we’ve shown some bigger picture targets, suggesting target levels if “it all goes wrong – or right”. To be blunt, unless the FTSE experiences a miracle and starts trading above the aforementioned 7,330’s again, it’s now trading in a region with a bottom at 6,594 points eventually. If it were a share, we’d already assume that’s where the price intends head. Amazingly, it would suggest a return to the FTSE level the year started with, along with a strong hint we forget 2019 even happened.

Have a good weekend, it’s time for Austin, Texas & Formula 1, hopefully the UK driver Hamilton winning his 6th world title. (Though everyone knows it’s really his 7th)

FUTURES

Time Issued

Market

Price At Issue

Short Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Long Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Prior

10:10:39PM

BRENT

59.49

59.1

58.895

 

60.8

60.52

60.78

 

59.6

‘cess

10:12:40PM

GOLD

1512.31

1496

1490

 

1509

1514.1

1518.5

 

1499

Success

10:15:02PM

FTSE

7261.8

7238

7216

 

7272

7281

7289

 

7243

Success

10:18:04PM

FRANCE

5740.7

5717

5684

 

5757

5768

5777.5

 

5721

10:28:10PM

GERMANY

12889.28

12793

12768.5

 

12902

12923

12961

 

12851

Shambles

10:30:19PM

US500

3036

3021

3014

 

3040

3053

3060

 

3028

10:38:31PM

DOW

27034

26933

26868

 

27068

27235

27296.5

 

26951

Success

10:43:38PM

NASDAQ

8079

8015

7991

 

8092

8133

8146

 

8046

‘cess

10:46:09PM

JAPAN

22703

22650

22598.5

 

22813

22846

22894.5

 

22730

‘cess

 

31/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7248 points. Change of -1.12%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,139,753,782 a change of 11.95%

30/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7330 points. Change of 0.33%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,484,235,986 a change of 6.15%

29/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7306 points. Change of -0.34%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,166,736,018 a change of 9.98%

28/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7331 points. Change of 0.1%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 4,697,887,789 a change of 4.65%

25/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7324 points. Change of -0.05%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 4,489,255,680 a change of -20.08%

24/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7328 points. Change of 0.94%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,617,068,603 a change of -3.47%

23/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7260 points. Change of 0.67%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,818,863,244 a change of 3.71%

Eurasia (again) for 31/10/2019

#SP500 #Japan Eurasia rather neatly illustrated why timeframes are difficult. No-one realistically expected a 223% rise through ALL our targets (link) in just 3 days but #Eurasia managed. Today, assisting a chum with a pre-demolition survey gave a sharp reminder why care is needed, when things go volatile.

We were at a mid 1800’s villa, a completely overgrown structure destined for landfill. My “job”, ensuring my chum didn’t find himself trapped in a remote location in Argyll, such was the dodgy nature of the building. More importantly, it was an excuse to bring a big chainsaw to create access to the property. Ivy had grown quite energetically with the result we simply could not see the roofline of the derelict house. Worse, Larch and Hawthorne trees had claimed ownership of the gardens, some of the hawthorns growing against the outer walls of the building. A particular tree gave concern, vanishing into the mass of Ivy with the result an initial chainsaw cut ended in blissful silence, using a handsaw. If things are going to go wrong, generally alarming sounds will come from a tree. If using a chainsaw, the noise of the machine plus ear protection can catch the unwary.

In this instance, the tree trunk suddenly shattered, along with interesting groans from overhead. We’d already planned escape routes and fled. The tree had been holding an immense mass of ivy, all of which discovered gravity. This was the start of a lively process, the roof collapsing inward and the exterior wall following. Essentially, the building was held up by vegetation alone and our pre-demo survey turned into an accidental demolition, one we’d thankfully prepped for.

To be honest, it was all great fun and a sharp reminder things which go up can also come down, fast! Which finally brings us to Eurasia for the 2nd time this week.

To give a perspective against this, we’re showing two charts. The upper chart shows minute by minute movements since the market opened on Monday morning, following our report on Sunday evening. It’s always interesting and useful to see how a price reacts when a target level is achieved.

Often, we will say something like, “if exceeded, our secondary calculates at …” but sometimes we remember to write; “if exceeded on the initial surge, secondary calculates at…”. Showing Eurasia in detail mode tends highlight the logic behind this. When the price hit Target 1, it exceeded it. When the price hit Target 2, it exceeded it. When the price hit Target 3, it exceeded it.

And when the price hit Target 4, yes, it did exceed target but as the ZigZag shows, the share was manipulated upward at the open. So, even though the target level we’d mooted on Sunday evening was actually dramatically exceeded by 0.5p, the price had been gapped up by 0.4p to ensure this happened. The ensuing reversal thereafter to 2p wasn’t exactly a surprise. As the chart shows, the price attempted further breaks above 3.5 but eventually it failed and the inevitable occurred.

So what now. Is the price about to disappear into a hole in the Ural Mountains, faster than Spanish riot policemen chasing tourists in Barcelona?

Certainly, we’ll be quite concerned if it trades (as opposed to forced down in the opening second) below 2p. Such a movement risks quite nasty reversal with 1.7 calculating as possible and secondary, if broken, comes along at 1.10p. We’d certainly hope for a bounce around the 1.10p mark but thanks to that gap, the price risks 0.9 before a rebound.

However, we’ve a sneaking suspicion the share will probably mess around a while, ideally with 2p as the bottom of a trading range. We’re not ignoring the salient detail of our 3.56p ambition being exceeded, even when we factor in the 0.4p gap. As a result, anything now above 4.03p should prove capable of a lift to 5.25 with secondary, if exceeded on the initial surge, calculating at 7.25p.

Visually, it appears the 10p level is the longer term thing to watch. Only if this lot find an excuse to trade above such a level shall we anticipate further fireworks, rather than a horror story.

FUTURES

Time Issued

Market

Price At Issue

Short Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Long Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Prior

10:40:04PM

BRENT

60.24

               

‘cess

10:45:10PM

GOLD

1495.42

               

Shambles

10:47:30PM

FTSE

7336.33

               

‘cess

10:49:20PM

FRANCE

5774.7

               

Success

10:58:26PM

GERMANY

12937

               

‘cess

10:59:44PM

US500

3050.72

3024

3010.5

2995

3045

3054

3060

3072

3026

11:02:35PM

DOW

27217.4

               

Shambles

11:04:22PM

NASDAQ

8113.25

               

‘cess

11:06:20PM

JAPAN

22934

22792

22752

22675

22918

22956

22967

23035

22838

Success

 

 

30/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7330 points. Change of 0.33%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,484,235,986 a change of 6.15%

29/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7306 points. Change of -0.34%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,166,736,018 a change of 9.98%

28/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7331 points. Change of 0.1%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 4,697,887,789 a change of 4.65%

25/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7324 points. Change of -0.05%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 4,489,255,680 a change of -20.08%

24/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7328 points. Change of 0.94%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,617,068,603 a change of -3.47%

23/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7260 points. Change of 0.67%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,818,863,244 a change of 3.71%

22/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7212 points. Change of 0.68%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,610,839,707 a change of -3.73%

Dixons Carphone Plc for 30/10/2019

#FTSE #Nasdaq Once again, it’s that time of the year when we must remember neither Santa nor Politicians oaths are real. After all, a new wrinkle to the old joke; “How can you tell if a politician is lying? – ‘Cos you’ve not read their obituary yet!” has been provided by Doris as it appears unlikely he shall be found in a ditch on November 1st.

We last covered Dixons a year ago and their price movements now appear to suggest a surprising change in mood. The share price need only trade above 140p to enter a cycle which suggests some coming recovery toward an initial 159p. If exceeded, secondary calculates at a rather impressive, if visually questionable, 210p. Our excuse for questioning such a target level is fairly simple. For some reason, targets which sit 1/2 way in the middle of a gapped down (manipulated) region rarely turn out to be correct. We’re no idea why this is the case but over the years, we’ve learned to take such ambitions with a pinch of salt. In the case of Dixons, we suspect any rise which does exceed 159p is liable to fizzle out around the 188p level as the force of the gap down in May of last year looks capable of throttling a rise.

Our previous review of Dixons had given a drop target at 110p, something obviously achieved. Our secondary had a question mark over it as the calculation gave 55p as “bottom”. As this was precisely 1/2 our initial target, if didn’t ring true. Instead, despite a break of 110p, the lowest achieved since was 89p and the market appears to be making an effort to recover the price. At present, anything which gave Dixons share price an excuse to fall again below 110p will now be perfectly capable of 55p as “bottom” eventually. The visuals do not suggest this is likely.

FUTURES

Time Issued

Market

Price At Issue

Short Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Long Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Prior

9:42:45PM

BRENT

61.18

               

‘cess

9:44:33PM

GOLD

1488.3

               

‘cess

9:46:21PM

FTSE

7311.73

7262

7240

7204

7318

7319

7336

7361

7272

9:47:47PM

FRANCE

5746.5

               

‘cess

9:53:55PM

GERMANY

12939

               

9:55:25PM

US500

3038.02

               

10:10:51PM

DOW

27101.5

               

10:14:24PM

NASDAQ

8054.94

8043

8038.5

8011

8074

8108

8123

8150

8053

10:15:59PM

JAPAN

22924

               

29/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7306 points. Change of -0.34%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,166,736,018 a change of 9.98%

28/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7331 points. Change of 0.1%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 4,697,887,789 a change of 4.65%

25/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7324 points. Change of -0.05%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 4,489,255,680 a change of -20.08%

24/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7328 points. Change of 0.94%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,617,068,603 a change of -3.47%

23/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7260 points. Change of 0.67%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,818,863,244 a change of 3.71%

22/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7212 points. Change of 0.68%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,610,839,707 a change of -3.73%

21/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7163 points. Change of 0.18%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,828,185,910 a change of -4.14%

Vast Resources for 29/10/2019

#GOLD #SP500 Our report yesterday against #EurasiaMining provoked a "bloody ‘ell" moment in the office. We didn’t expect an 67+% rise the next day. Importantly, the price has NOT yet reached our 1.94, the best achieved being 1.92 and thus, the initial target has not been exceeded (yet). If it goes nuts again, we shall revisit the share. As for VAST, are we expecting similar behaviour?

 

Presently at 0.3p, the share needs trade above 0.39 to give sufficient ammunition to a calculation which projects a useless movement to 0.46p. All kidding aside, the really important stuff starts to happen if 0.46 bettered as our secondary computes at 0.59p. Visually, this projects the share into "game changing" territory as realistically 0.93p looks capable of presenting a longer term (or the next day!) attraction.

 

It’s certainly a complicated share but worth remembering you are playing with fire. The chart suggests since September, something has been happening to shatter the calm of 2019’s lack of price movement, so perhaps it’s worth keeping an eye open in the week ahead.

The price would require slippage below 0.2p to justify hysterics as we cannot calculate any sort of bottom number. Will it ever recover to its historical highs of 30p? We suspect only, if it lives up to its name and discovers some Vast Resources… Maybe worth seeing what the chatrooms are saying on the internet.

 

FUTURES

Time Issued

Market

Price At Issue

Short Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Long Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Prior

10:05:36PM

BRENT

61.28

               

‘cess

10:08:58PM

GOLD

1492.79

1489

1486.5

1476

1500

1497

1503.625

1508.25

1491

Success

10:17:31PM

FTSE

7337.82

               

10:25:04PM

FRANCE

5735.2

               

Success

10:26:45PM

GERMANY

12962

               

Success

10:29:19PM

US500

3038.92

3025

3020

3012

3035

3044

3059

3066

3024

Success

10:30:46PM

DOW

27092.3

               

Success

10:33:10PM

NASDAQ

8100.25

               

Success

10:40:34PM

JAPAN

22960

               

Success

 

28/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7331 points. Change of 0.1%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 4,697,887,789 a change of 4.65%

25/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7324 points. Change of -0.05%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 4,489,255,680 a change of -20.08%

24/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7328 points. Change of 0.94%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,617,068,603 a change of -3.47%

23/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7260 points. Change of 0.67%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,818,863,244 a change of 3.71%

22/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7212 points. Change of 0.68%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,610,839,707 a change of -3.73%

21/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7163 points. Change of 0.18%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,828,185,910 a change of -4.14%

18/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7150 points. Change of -0.45%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,079,930,950 a change of -11.12%

Eurasia Mining for 28/10/2019

#Brent #DAX Eurasia, an open cast miner operating in the Urals, has been making some interesting share price movements recently. While there’s absolutely nothing indicating a return to the glory days, some fairly interesting potentials show for the near to mid term future. Visually, it appears the 2p level shall prove fairly key to indicate any level of realistic recovery.

At present, the share price is regarded as heading to 1.52p. In the event of it trading above such a level, continued growth to 1.94 calculates as very possible. On the chart, we’ve painted a purple line which dates back to 2008. The share price has made repeated attempts at the 2p level and now, only with closure at (or above) 1.94p shall we dare express confidence in the direction of 2.5p.

There’s something quite off about the 2.5p mark. Unusually, we can calculate the potential of a 3rd level target up at 3.5p. Just a glance at historical movements highlights a further glass ceiling awaits at the 3.5p mark. We sometimes speculate these points of hesitation are caused, simply due to a share price meeting a level it used to trade at and a bunch of folk dumping their holding, just to get some money back, the dreaded “Bail At Break Even” crowd.

If it’s all going to go wrong, the price requires to weaken below 0.8p to justify a panic. Such a trigger could easily witness a return down to 0.3p.

For now, we’re a little optimistic.

FUTURES

Time Issued

Market

Price At Issue

Short Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Long Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Prior

6:42:07PM

BRENT

61.76

59.2

58.35

54.3

61

61.88

62.08

63.46

60.4

‘cess

6:47:37PM

GOLD

1504.99

               

‘cess

6:51:42PM

FTSE

7326.96

               

6:54:28PM

FRANCE

5721.5

               

Success

6:59:18PM

GERMANY

12898

12789

12744

12689

12899

12900

12922

12953

12857

7:02:02PM

US500

3021.67

               

‘cess

7:05:09PM

DOW

26859

               

Success

7:07:59PM

NASDAQ

8032.87

               

‘cess

7:12:44PM

JAPAN

22816

               

Shambles

25/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7324 points. Change of -0.05%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 4,489,255,680 a change of -20.08%

24/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7328 points. Change of 0.94%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,617,068,603 a change of -3.47%

23/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7260 points. Change of 0.67%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,818,863,244 a change of 3.71%

22/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7212 points. Change of 0.68%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,610,839,707 a change of -3.73%

21/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7163 points. Change of 0.18%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,828,185,910 a change of -4.14%

18/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7150 points. Change of -0.45%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,079,930,950 a change of -11.12%

17/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7182 points. Change of 0.21%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,840,362,941 a change of -0.43%

Famous #FTSE for FRIDAY, 25/10/2019

Free 1st Move Friday! Thursday appears to have produced a fairly important milestone in the Brexit saga, an episode of UK history which deserves its own theme tune. Perhaps a smart producer will hijack the “Jaws” tune and introduce real drama. The milestone? For me, it was the day I completely lost any understanding of what’s going on politically. In doing so, it’s possible I joined an entire parliament full of politicians in the land of clueless!

On Thursday, the FTSE should have reached 7333 and no higher. We’d a fairly big rule demanding some hesitation at the 7333 level but the market decided it had better ideas. It peaked at 7338 before a very slight fallback. In doing so, it introduced an argument which favours movement now above 7339 as being capable of 7358 next. If exceeded, our secondary calculation comes in at a less likely 7394 points.

To be honest, if anyone figures out what the politicians are up to and decides it’s good news, the index could easily accelerate to 7474 points, a point where once again we’d expect some serious hesitation.

Assuming the market nudges beyond 7339 points, the index would need slip below 7292 points to give the first indication it’s all going wrong. This makes for a reasonable stop loss level, given the potential collection of points.

If the index does slip below 7292, this risks triggering weakness down to an initial 7252 points. If broken, secondary calculates at a trend testing 7195 points.

This week, every single session has been prefixed with market movements suggesting the next day “almost must” move in a specific direction. As a result, the following day generally enacts the precise opposite of anything demanded by logic. It all leads to Friday, a day which clearly suggests another UP day is in store for the FTSE. Therefore, we shall not be surprised to witness relaxation to 7195 commence. Idiots appear to have taken over the asylum – or Westminster.

FUTURES
Time Issued Market Price At Issue Short Entry Fast Exit Slow Exit Stop Long Entry Fast Exit Slow Exit Stop Prior
10:42:41PM BRENT 61.32 60.4 60.21     61.5 61.825     ‘cess
10:44:26PM GOLD 1504.62 1487 1485.5     1505 1509     Success
10:58:17PM FTSE 7321 7252 7216.5     7339 7353.75     Success
11:00:22PM FRANCE 5689.7 5649 5640     5394 5701.5     ‘cess
11:02:13PM GERMANY 12858 12801 12766.5     12915 13007.25     Success
11:04:08PM US500 3005.42 2999 2996.5     3016 3024     ‘cess
11:05:58PM DOW 26817.9 26710 26654     26880 26926     Shambles
11:07:29PM NASDAQ 7924.12 7905 7882.5     7977 7986     ‘cess
11:09:15PM JAPAN 22794 22713 22680.5     22860 22915.25    

 

24/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7328 points. Change of 0.94%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,617,068,603 a change of -3.47%

23/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7260 points. Change of 0.67%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,818,863,244 a change of 3.71%

22/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7212 points. Change of 0.68%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,610,839,707 a change of -3.73%

21/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7163 points. Change of 0.18%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,828,185,910 a change of -4.14%

18/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7150 points. Change of -0.45%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,079,930,950 a change of -11.12%

17/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7182 points. Change of 0.21%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,840,362,941 a change of -0.43%

16/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7167 points. Change of -0.61%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,869,588,006 a change of -8.47%

Bushveld Minerals for 24/10/2019

#France #Nasdaq Our review against this mob (link) a year ago proved pretty accurate, if somewhat painful for shareholders. Thankfully, the current situation is giving slight hope for the future. For visual reasons, the market has poured a glass floor against the price at the 19p level and the current bounce appears interesting.

Continued recovery above 29p calculates with an initial ambition of 33p. If exceeded, ideally with the share closing above 33p, our secondary comes along at a longer term 39p. Achieving 39p will be interesting as visually, yet another glass ceiling awaits, one almost certain able to slow down any rise. Despite being able to calculate beyond the 39p level, we have considerable doubts due to a new all time high appearing possible. Perhaps the company shall discover a goose involved in the production of golden eggs?

If there’s going to be trouble, the price would need dig below 19p as travel down to an initial 13.5p looks painfully possible. If broken, our secondary calculates at a “bottom” of 1.9p. This “bottom” is simply the level below which we cannot calculate.

For now, we’re fairly optimistic for this mobs future as it’s looking like an attempt at 33p is on the cards. In technical terms, it’s “fingers crossed” time.

FUTURES

Time Issued

Market

Price At Issue

Short Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Long Entry

Fast Exit

Slow Exit

Stop

Prior

9:54:51PM

BRENT

60.85

               

Success

9:56:49PM

GOLD

1492.03

               

Success

9:59:38PM

FTSE

7261.63

               

‘cess

10:01:58PM

FRANCE

5657.2

5618

5587.5

5538

5654

5662

5673.5

5694

5630

10:04:24PM

GERMANY

12823.4

               

‘cess

10:06:16PM

US500

3006.77

               

Shambles

10:12:32PM

DOW

26844.3

               

Success

10:14:42PM

NASDAQ

7910

7800

7751.5

7675

7863

7910

7938

7984

7854

‘cess

10:16:36PM

JAPAN

22791

               

 

 

23/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7260 points. Change of 0.67%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,818,863,244 a change of 3.71%

22/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7212 points. Change of 0.68%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,610,839,707 a change of -3.73%

21/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7163 points. Change of 0.18%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,828,185,910 a change of -4.14%

18/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7150 points. Change of -0.45%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,079,930,950 a change of -11.12%

17/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7182 points. Change of 0.21%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,840,362,941 a change of -0.43%

16/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7167 points. Change of -0.61%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,869,588,006 a change of -8.47%

15/10/2019 FTSE Closed at 7211 points. Change of -0.03%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 7,505,649,682 a change of 32.93%