The FTSE 100 was extraordinarily choppy during the day on Friday, as the British pound Valley broke out against the US dollar. Because of this, there is a
The FTSE 100 was extraordinarily choppy during the day on Friday, as the British pound Valley broke out against the US dollar. Because of this, there is a certain amount of concern that British exports will fall, but currently I believe that the market did overreact initially, and when I look at the charts it looks as if the 7375 level is looking to be somewhat supportive. I think that we could bounce towards the 7400 level, and then perhaps even higher. The market recently breaking above the 7375 handle is a strong sign, and this pullback is simply a retest of the previous resistance. That’s a common thing in technical analysis, so I feel that if we can break above the 7400 level, the market should continue to go even higher.
I continue to buy dips in general, so I think that given enough time we will go towards the 7475 handle. The market is very choppy, so traders will have to be very strong-willed as the noise in the market will be extreme. Even if we did breakdown from here, I feel that there’s even more support at the 7300 level, so currently I’m not looking to sell the FTSE 100. It’s not to say won’t change, but right now I think that this pullback is well within most technical analysis norms. Given enough time, I fully anticipate that the FTSE 100 will reach towards the 7500 level
Chris is a proprietary trader with more than 20 years of experience across various markets, including currencies, indices and commodities. As a senior analyst at FXEmpire since the website’s early days, he offers readers advanced market perspectives to navigate today’s financial landscape with confidence.