Author: T&T Staff

#BrentCrude #Dax While counting down the days until a forthcoming anti-Covid jag (it’s Thursday at 9am), along with the prospect of a return to “normal”, we notice some of the retail banks appear to be anxiously shuffling their feet, perhaps also in anticipation of “normal” returning. Barclays is one such. In our last review three weeks ago, we’d suspected the share price could wither from 146p down to 126p. Indeed, it withered upon breaking below the trigger but has bounced, fairly convincingly, from 130p.

Does this imply hidden strength? We’re not entirely sure, fearing a “normal” future which somehow forgets the Brexit pandemic is also causing a degree of havoc. To be blunt, we’re uncertain whether the banks will be harmed or hammered, due to the lack of vaccine for Brexit.

 

In the case of Barclays, presently trading around 147p, the share price now requires exceed 151.5 to trigger something useful. In the event of moves next above this level, we hope for further price recovery toward an initial 160.5p. This is liable to become fairly important, taking the share level above Blue on the chart, the downtrend since it all hit the fan in February last year. Visually, this looks like a big deal, breaking above the Covid-19 downtrend and creating an official “Higher High”. The only thing left, requiring a justified investment in a party popper will be the share price actually closing a session above 156.5p.

A miracle like this, while giving a slight suggestion of some stutters at the 160 level, confirms our suspicion of hidden strength as a longer term trajectory toward 191p becomes easily believable.

 

To once again cause trouble, Barclays share price needs slip below Red (presently 134p) risking triggering reversals to an initial 128p with secondary a bottom, hopefully, down at 112p.

FUTURES

Time Issued	Market	Price At Issue	Short Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Long Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Prior
8:50:24PM	BRENT	59.56	58	57.415	56.64	59	59.74	60.59	61.71	54.26	Success
3:05:14PM	GOLD	1814									Success
10:01:40PM	FTSE	6509									‘cess
10:04:29PM	FRANCE	5657									Success
10:05:49PM	GERMANY	14067	14010	13996	13957	14060	14080	14097	14126	14040	‘cess
10:10:45PM	US500	3890									Shambles
10:14:08PM	DOW	31180									‘cess
10:16:45PM	JAPAN	28774									‘cess
10:16:50PM	NASDAQ	Absolutely	nothing	to	say

5/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6495 points. Change of -0.12%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,981,544,293 a change of 30.51%

4/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6503 points. Change of -0.06%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,349,556,442 a change of 1.88%

3/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6507 points. Change of -0.14%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,250,745,013 a change of -4.46%

2/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6516 points. Change of 0.77%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,495,808,707 a change of -1.14%

1/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6466 points. Change of 0.92%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,559,234,674 a change of -18.33%

29/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6407 points. Change of -1.82%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,807,283,964 a change of 10.19%

28/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6526 points. Change of -0.62%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,177,631,505 a change of -22.29%

#FTSE #GOLD Suddenly the outlook for the future became cheery. Unfortunately, nothing to do with the markets but instead, the local doctors phoned, telling when to turn up for an anti-Covid jag. The thought of “normality” was dashed with a prompt reminder the rest of the country also needs stabbed by a steely eyed, unsympathetic, nurse, this liable to take another 3 months. It may be assumed nurses with needles are a personal nightmare. It’s doubtless the case many folk going through chemo retain such a memory, and of course it’s absolutely nothing to do with the nurse. Some women just like seeing grown men terrified…

 

The FTSE appears to be exhibiting similar terror, almost behaving as if it faces an injection of misery. Since the start of 2021, the market spent January in a slow and steady decline with conventional logic suggesting ‘The Big Picture’ says weakness below 6430 risks driving reversal to an initial 6207 points with secondary, if broken, around the 6016 level. With the index presently trading around 6503 points, very little work is required to present a new Lower Low along with the prospect of some trouble. The market requires above 6850 to negate such a scenario.

 

We’ve been anticipating an outbreak of reversals, due to companies releasing some horrific income levels for last year. The most recent, Royal Dutch Shell, proved quite sneaky.

They announced record losses, choosing to balance this with an (astounding) announcement of an increase in dividend. Essentially, they were suggesting “yes, 2020 was dire but we’re thinking of the future now”. As a result, instead of a 20% hammering, the share price reversed by just 2% and resides in an area where we’ve even hope for some sort of bounce. But if it closes below 1297p, things risk going wrong rather fast as there’s a real risk of the price losing 20% from current levels.

It shall be curious, if this pattern continues as further companies issue results. I certainly throws a spanner at our belief the market faces a thrashing, thanks to lack of income from 2020.

 

Returning to the FTSE, near term above 6554 has interesting potentials, allowing movement to an initial 6598 with secondary, if exceeded, calculating at 6654 points. If triggered, the tightest stop level looks wide at 6500 points.

The alternate (and visually more likely) near term scenario allows traffic below 6448 to spell trouble. A triggering movement like this calculates with the potential of reversal to an initial 6411 with secondary, if broken, down at 6388, along with a (almost certain) rebound.

 

Have a good weekend. It’s only 50 days until the F1 season kicks off in Bahrain.

FUTURES

Time Issued	Market	Price At Issue	Short Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Long Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Prior
10:42:21PM	BRENT	59.01	57.81	57.46		58.54	59.05	59.25		58.64
10:46:17PM	GOLD	1794	1785	1777		1797	1797	1800.5		1786	Success
10:53:05PM	FTSE	6498.64	6487	6470		6518	6554	6582.5		6502
10:55:23PM	FRANCE	5615	5556	5544		5590	5616	5627		5578	Shambles
11:00:03PM	GERMANY	14059	13902	13886		13990	14084	14092.5		13951	Success
11:01:44PM	US500	3872.7	3818	3802.5		3850	3877	3913		3815	‘cess
11:04:07PM	DOW	31064	30691	30595		30826	31093	31203.25		30898	Success
11:06:14PM	NASDAQ	13569	13346	13299		13486	13597	13737.5		13398
11:09:07PM	JAPAN	28637	28363	28262.5		28456	28672	28775.5		28513	‘cess

 

3/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6507 points. Change of -0.14%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,250,745,013 a change of -4.46%

2/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6516 points. Change of 0.77%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,495,808,707 a change of -1.14%

1/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6466 points. Change of 0.92%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,559,234,674 a change of -18.33%

29/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6407 points. Change of -1.82%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,807,283,964 a change of 10.19%

28/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6526 points. Change of -0.62%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,177,631,505 a change of -22.29%

27/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6567 points. Change of -1.31%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 7,950,046,552 a change of 35.23%

26/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6654 points. Change of 0.24%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,878,949,067 a change of -1.5%

#DowJones #BrentCrude We reviewed Gulf Keystone last September (link), an article which generated no email complaints or threats. This probably signifies how far GKP has fallen from favour, once the darling child of a bunch of internet warriors. Now, the price is doubtless a forgotten refuge for internet worriers, we’re quite pleased the share triggered and successfully achieved both our target levels from September.

In fact, GKP is now soaring well above its den of lethargy, doubtless reflecting on the current optimism in the crude oil marketplace. To be fair, Gulf Keystone share price has mimicked movements against Crude pretty closely since April 2020 with the result, now we’re able to calculate $74 as a viable ambition for Brent Crude, perhaps it shall make sense to keep an eye on GKP in the hope the price continues to follow a similar trajectory.

It must be remembered, GKP presently trading at 147p, is really priced at 1.47p, thanks to the 100:1 share split in 2016. By no stretch of the imagination is the price respectable but that doesn’t mean to say it cannot experience some further recovery. Unfortunately, we doubt we will be able to offer succour to those trapped since 2012, needing the price to now recover above 400 quid to break even. We’re unable to spot early signs of such a miracle.

 

Near term, trading above 158p looks capable of triggering some further gains, calculating with an initial potential at 171p with secondary, if exceeded, at 186p. We’d strongly advocate keeping a weather eye on the price of Brent in this scenario, expecting hesitation should GKP achieve 186p around the same time Brent hits the $74 level. We’re a little less comfortable with a Big Picture scenario, one which demands Gulf close a session above 186p in the future to trigger happy days. Allegedly, such a miracle ticks the first box in a train of events which allows a distant sounding 239p.

If it all intends go wrong for GKP, the price needs reverse below 127p. Such a movement would require a long hard look at the tea leaves again.

FUTURES

Time Issued	Market	Price At Issue	Short Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Long Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Prior
10:25:56PM	BRENT	58.65	57.26	56.885	56.23	58.2	58.9	60.28	61.29	57.26	Success
10:27:26PM	GOLD	1834.43
10:29:56PM	FTSE	6542.81
10:32:04PM	FRANCE	5569									‘cess
10:38:15PM	GERMANY	13977									‘cess
10:40:11PM	US500	3839.12
10:52:38PM	DOW	30823	30671	30513	30404	30756	30825	30925.5	31062	30708
10:54:42PM	NASDAQ	13437									‘cess
10:56:44PM	JAPAN	28593

 

 

3/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6507 points. Change of -0.14%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,250,745,013 a change of -4.46%

2/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6516 points. Change of 0.77%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,495,808,707 a change of -1.14%

1/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6466 points. Change of 0.92%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,559,234,674 a change of -18.33%

29/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6407 points. Change of -1.82%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,807,283,964 a change of 10.19%

28/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6526 points. Change of -0.62%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,177,631,505 a change of -22.29%

27/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6567 points. Change of -1.31%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 7,950,046,552 a change of 35.23%

26/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6654 points. Change of 0.24%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,878,949,067 a change of -1.5%

 

#France #Nasdaq Our throwaway comment yesterday regarding the #GameStop frenzy certainly attracted emails, perhaps due to mentioning a share price reversal target below US $10. Once again, the share price received a thrashing with the low of the day at $74, a rather horrible level for a share challenging $485 a few days ago. Price movements certainly reinforce the expensive lesson, avoid becoming caught up in the excess enthusiasm often displayed by three or four people in public discussion groups on the internet.

We’re now able to calculate an “ultimate” bottom of $10.24 against this, a probable return to the price level of November last year before it all went crazy. Near term weakness below 74 should prove capable of travel down to an initial $39 with secondary, when broken, at $10.24. We cannot calculate anything below such a level. It now needs a miracle to get out of trouble, visually unlikely.

 

Legal & General certainly can rarely be accused of an excess of flamboyance. Plodding and reliable, only the Covid crash of last March providing a similar sized blip to that from the financial crash of 2009. At present, LGEN requires exceed 280p to give hope for a slight change of pace, this trigger working out with a pretty tame ambition of 308p. Secondary is a longer term 366p. The important detail comes, if Legal & General ever find an excuse to close a session above 313p at any time in the future.

This is quite a big deal. While the immediate suggestion allows travel to 308p with secondary, if bettered, at 366p, closure above 313p is something we’d regard as pretty game changing. This is one of these all important “Big Picture” things, launching the price into a zone where a distant 498p is supposed be be irresistibly attractive sometime in the distant future.

For now, the price is viewed as bumbling around, requiring below 203p before we’d be alarmed.

 

FUTURES

Time Issued	Market	Price At Issue	Short Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Long Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Prior
10:34:05PM	BRENT	57.83									Success
10:36:16PM	GOLD	1838.55									Success
10:38:31PM	FTSE	6542									‘cess
10:43:50PM	FRANCE	5583	5517	5502.5	5474	5547	5588	5607.25	5642	5547	Success
10:46:18PM	GERMANY	13884									Success
10:57:21PM	US500	3836.17									‘cess
10:59:17PM	DOW	30730									Success
11:01:16PM	NASDAQ	13517	13304	13244.5	13154	13401	13518	13562	13840	13300	Success
11:03:54PM	JAPAN	28466									‘cess

 

2/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6516 points. Change of 0.77%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,495,808,707 a change of -1.14%

1/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6466 points. Change of 0.92%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,559,234,674 a change of -18.33%

29/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6407 points. Change of -1.82%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,807,283,964 a change of 10.19%

28/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6526 points. Change of -0.62%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,177,631,505 a change of -22.29%

27/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6567 points. Change of -1.31%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 7,950,046,552 a change of 35.23%

26/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6654 points. Change of 0.24%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,878,949,067 a change of -1.5%

25/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6638 points. Change of -0.85%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,968,206,921 a change of 9.52%

#Gold #SP500 Regular readers will be aware we trust #Silver with similar confidence to trusting Scottish politicians. For those unfamiliar with the (possibly) criminal conspiracy against Mr Salmond, the whole mess has blown up with the expectation the Scottish PM, Nicola Sturgeon will resign fairly soon. Deliciously, the threat of her husband facing arrest for refusing to appear before a parliamentary committee, now accused of lying under oath, is making the murky goings on in Scotland slightly more fun than the markets. Except, of course, for the issue of GameStop.

 

The share price of GameStop accelerated ludicrously, performing in the traditions of a ramped UK AIM share. We’ve a bit of a suspicion this story shall end with the share price down below $10. It closed Monday at $186, down 42% on the day. The social media site, Reddit, was credited with providing the platform to drive private investors into a frenzy, some impressive projections suggesting the price was going to ‘at least’ $1,000.

Various sections of the media, rather than actually checking Reddit, picked up on someone suggesting a similar boiler room scam could be enacted with the price of Silver. Fairly soon thereafter, it became ‘a thing’ private investors on Reddit were intending to aggressively buy Silver, forcing the price up. The problem, aside from it being untrue, dates back to August last year when Silver was already trading around the $30 mark. Presently at $27, the evidence favouring buying hysteria is somewhat lacking. In fact, Silver has been pretty static for the last 6 months.

Surprisingly, quite a few of the Silver miners have share prices doing very nicely, doubtless catching the positive sentiment as the price of Silver accelerated from $16 last June to a high of $30 in August, then 6 months of relative price stability as the commodity successfully remained above the $22 mark. For Silver, this is a really big deal, the product showing a pretty firm track record of giving, then taking it all away again.

In the event Silver makes another upward twitch, above the $30 mark is liable to be interesting, calculating with an initial ambition at $32.50 with secondary, if exceeded, coming in at $38.50. This behaviour is almost certain to reflect positively on the likes of Fresnillo or Hecla to name just two.

 

If it all intends melt away for Silver, below the $22 mark would certainly be the first sign of concern, threatening reversals to an initial $18 with secondary, when broken, back around the $12 dollar level, suggesting the last six months were but a dream. Visually, we suspect Silver may finally be performing properly and if this is the case, we’d hope any reversal would arrest at the $18 level.

FUTURES

Time Issued	Market	Price At Issue	Short Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Long Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Prior
9:59:38PM	BRENT	56.42									‘cess
10:01:53PM	GOLD	1861.09	1847	1840	1837	1863	1876	1887.5	1903	1856
10:04:09PM	FTSE	6490.59
10:05:59PM	FRANCE	5484
10:26:40PM	GERMANY	13660
10:28:37PM	US500	3770	3722	3706	3680	3770	3785	3804	3851	3732
10:31:14PM	DOW	30216
10:52:07PM	NASDAQ	13259									‘cess
10:57:03PM	JAPAN	28278

 

1/02/2021 FTSE Closed at 6466 points. Change of 0.92%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,559,234,674 a change of -18.33%

29/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6407 points. Change of -1.82%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,807,283,964 a change of 10.19%

28/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6526 points. Change of -0.62%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,177,631,505 a change of -22.29%

27/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6567 points. Change of -1.31%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 7,950,046,552 a change of 35.23%

26/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6654 points. Change of 0.24%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,878,949,067 a change of -1.5%

25/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6638 points. Change of -0.85%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,968,206,921 a change of 9.52%

22/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6695 points. Change of -0.3%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,449,476,112 a change of 6.46%

#BrentCrudePrice #DAX An interesting aspect of this ‘Lockdown and Work from Home’ business stinks a bit. Quite literally, it turned out. The problem was an 18 month old computer, a device normally house trained for domestic use but instead, now seeing service daily for remote tuition, turned on from 8.30am. The particular PC also serves as the place a cat sleeps, traditionally for a few hours in the evenings but now, the animal will cheerfully spend 12 hours a day on its heated computer perch.

 

With home computers, there’s no-one from IT visiting to give machines their annual checkover, along with a quick vacuum for dust build-up around the fans. Instead, the first sign of trouble was apparently the cat unable to get comfortable, grudgingly opting to visit its expensive basket where it’s supposed to sleep. Once the cat vacated its computer spot, there was a grudging admission of a ‘bit of a smell’, the previously suspected source now sound asleep in a different room.  In addition, the top of the computer tower was indecently hot, demanding an emergency shutdown.

Once the side was removed from the PC case, dust accumulation was quite impressive, the big fan where the machine plugs into the mains totally obscured behind what looked like lint from a tumble drier filter. It was time for a mini vacuum to finally earn its keep and it occurs, rather a lot of folk will doubtless discover the joys of hardware failures due to domestic technology attempting to function for prolonged hours in an environment quite different from nice clean offices. Regardless whether it’s a computer or laptop, machines with fans are going to become gummed up and fail while we adjust to the new lifestyle forced upon society by Covid-19. As a result, it’s likely computer hardware manufacturers shall enjoy a surprise surge in sales in the year ahead.

 

This public safety announcement is supposed to distract readers from the reality of Lloyds Bank. When we last reviewed the share 3 weeks ago (link), we were pretty confident a break of 34p would drive reversal to an initial 30p with secondary, when (if) broken at an eventual bottom of 26p. The share price broke below our trigger level 5 days ago and it moving down to our target level as grudgingly as the aforementioned cat. The share price needs exceed 38p simply to escape the immediate reversal cycle, something we’re not inclined to hold our breath for.

Visually, it’s still the case an eventual 26p makes quite an attractive entry point, if the price ever gets there! The pace of reversal, so far this year, has been steady but very, very, slow.

It’s probably important to remember things risk speeding up fairly soon. US Earnings season reports risk provoking trouble with companies issuing repeated Profit Warnings, due to earning squeeze during 2020. The coming week has results from BP, Exxon, Otis, ScottsMiracleGro, alongside a bunch of scientific and online retailers. The obvious question, will negative reports be balanced by positive reports from Ebay, Pfizer, Alphabet positive earnings?

 

For Lloyds to exceed 38p, it would break the immediate Blue downtrend, placing the share at grave risk of recovering to an initial 44.5p with secondary, if bettered, a fairly cheerful 50p. As mentioned previously, moves this year tend suggest 26p shall prove irresistible

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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
10:38:26AM	BRENT	55.07	54.89	54.74	54.25	55.4	56.02	56.27	56.73	55.2	‘cess
10:41:20AM	GOLD	1848									Success
10:45:01AM	FTSE	6372									Success
10:58:05AM	FRANCE	5391.2									Success
11:01:42AM	GERMANY	13392	13367	13288.5	13008	13563	13642	13746	13892	13492	Success
11:04:26AM	US500	3703.97
11:35:09AM	DOW	29931									Success
11:37:17AM	NASDAQ	12889									Success
11:41:30AM	JAPAN	27698

29/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6407 points. Change of -1.82%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,807,283,964 a change of 10.19%

28/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6526 points. Change of -0.62%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,177,631,505 a change of -22.29%

27/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6567 points. Change of -1.31%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 7,950,046,552 a change of 35.23%

26/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6654 points. Change of 0.24%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,878,949,067 a change of -1.5%

25/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6638 points. Change of -0.85%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,968,206,921 a change of 9.52%

22/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6695 points. Change of -0.3%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,449,476,112 a change of 6.46%

21/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6715 points. Change of -0.37%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,118,625,468 a change of -7.11%

It only took a single day for Britain’s PM to get out of London, causing trouble elsewhere, for the FTSE to show some slight gains from a foul start. Unfortunately, the results didn’t prove world beating (nor even Europe beating).  It’s horrific, Japan, with a population roughly double the UK, an island nation like the UK, population density 25% higher than the UK, has suffered just over 5,000 Covid-19 deaths in the last year. The UK, over 100,000 fatalities… The UK, 7,000km from China, Japan around 800km.

In unrelated news, the Nikkei 225, Japans stock market, recently traded at just under 29,000 points. It’s high, pre-pandemic, was at 24,000 points. It’s an interesting comparison, the UK FTSE reaching 7,700 pre-pandemic and now struggling at 6,500 points. There’s certainly a sneaking suspicion political will to actually protect a countries population can introduce confidence in the marketplace? Unfortunately, this fails explain why the US is performing well with mortality rates not terribly far behind the UK’s world beating achievement.

However, the chart (UK in Purple) below certainly gives pause for thought, the UK down 13% while Japan is performing UP 20% since before the virus hit.

 

As for the FTSE for Friday, trades above 6615 points currently calculate with the potential of recovery to an initial 6642 points with secondary, if exceeded, working out at 6710 points. At present, the indications certainly suggest an upward day is imminent.

The alternate scenario is fairly nasty as below 6497 looks troublesome, allowing reversal to an initial 6428 points with secondary, when broken, at 6398 and hopefully a bounce. There is a little problem if 6398 breaks, risking the start of a cascade of reversals in coming days and weeks to 5720 points.

Have a good weekend.

FUTURES

Time Issued	Market	Price At Issue	Short Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Long Entry	Fast Exit	Slow Exit	Stop	Prior
9:22:14PM	BRENT	55.16	55.03	54.84		55.55	55.72	55.99		55
9:29:18PM	GOLD	1842.85	1834	1823		1844	1857	1864		1839	‘cess
9:31:32PM	FTSE	6530	6472	6402.5		6536	6554	6580		6504
9:49:40PM	FRANCE	5506.2	5481	5452		5531	5537	5558		5500	Success
9:53:08PM	GERMANY	13614	13579	13515.5		13687	13714	13751.5		13594	Shambles
10:19:44PM	US500	3776.02	3712	3689.5		3765	3832	3863.5		3783
10:22:51PM	DOW	30571	30466	30327		30647	30936	30966.5		30720	Shambles
10:24:43PM	NASDAQ	13177	13132	13082		13298	13403	13541.5		13204	‘cess
10:26:48PM	JAPAN	28370	27950	27734		28250	28525	28609		28333	Success

 

28/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6526 points. Change of -0.62%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 6,177,631,505 a change of -22.29%

27/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6567 points. Change of -1.31%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 7,950,046,552 a change of 35.23%

26/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6654 points. Change of 0.24%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,878,949,067 a change of -1.5%

25/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6638 points. Change of -0.85%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,968,206,921 a change of 9.52%

22/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6695 points. Change of -0.3%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,449,476,112 a change of 6.46%

21/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6715 points. Change of -0.37%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,118,625,468 a change of -7.11%

20/01/2021 FTSE Closed at 6740 points. Change of 0.42%. Total value traded through LSE was: £ 5,510,172,095 a change of 11.11%