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Market: United Kingdom
# Constituents: 95
  • Prev. Close: 7,207.59
  • Open: 7,343.73
  • Day's Range: 7,192.76 - 7,356.37
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Below you will find information about the UK 100 CFDS Index. The UK FTSE 100 Index is a stock market index compiled of the top 100 capitalized UK companies listed on the London Stock Exchange. You may find more information by going to one of the sections on this page such as historical data, charts, technical analysis and others.
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The FTSE 100 is a little lower, but the rest of Europe is firmly in the red. Europe The Federal Reserve announcement at 6pm (UK time) and the press conference at 6.30pm (UK time)...

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Mthokozisi Wiseman Feb 28, 2019 19:45
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I'm new but I think it really wrk
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Jason Machivenyika Sep 04, 2018 18:43
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I'm new to this but I can tell I missed an opportunity, I mean big!!
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Sean Shafiee
Sean Shafiee Oct 20, 2017 21:21
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Ftse is going down next week, good time to short today!
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Daniel Ali
Daniel Ali Oct 20, 2017 21:21
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Where is FTSE going today and next week
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Mohammed Kobir
Mohammed Kobir Apr 07, 2015 21:06
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There was good opportunities to buy today from 7 am as entry window, i missed this. Prices jumped very fast so by the time i had a look into it at 8.30 it looked to be over sold or reaching near enough. the next R was 25points away but the S level was more than that, therefore the risk to profit ratio was high in this case hence not a good point to go into buy. Unfortunately its a missed opportunity today.
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Mohammed Kobir
Mohammed Kobir Apr 03, 2015 1:39
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ok so for today....got into a buy position this morning in at 6.824 and got out at 6.841. so made a decent amount today,,,was a bit slow as well... and could have got in a better position than at 6.824. but no problem 16 points isnt too bad i guess.
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Mohammed Kobir
Mohammed Kobir Apr 02, 2015 2:02
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No more trading opps on FTSE100 since this morning....so done ma work for today. Looking at how it went today i would say its positioned it self to go on a buy trend tomorrow morning. However this just an assumption not a confirmation. Will have to wait till tomorrow morning to see what the tech analysis is saying and the news and how the price it moving.
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Mohammed Kobir
Mohammed Kobir Apr 01, 2015 22:17
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As we can see price has done a rebound from R1 point at which i existed my buy position. It was the best thing to do and it was right. However it may seem like trend will reverse to down, but at this time its not a good idea to enter the market. at this point stay out till a clear window opens. .This is all for daily trading btw.
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Mohammed Kobir
Mohammed Kobir Apr 01, 2015 21:46
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FTSE100 still has room to move further up as Up trend is still forming, Technical indicators still in bullish mode and the news are positive also RSI hasn't reach oversold point as well, but i have met my daily target and went close to R1, im happy to sit out for the rest of the day and watch how the day unfolds and where it ends, so ready for tomorrow position.
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Mohammed Kobir Apr 01, 2015 21:02
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a nice 25 points made this morning. got in at 6,828 and got out on 6.852, this was as a buy trend had started at this point. tech analysis and news both showed an uptrend starting, and in 30mins window this was already confirmed.
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Mohammed Kobir Mar 31, 2015 23:06
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made a good solid 32 points as calculated, will stop trading FTSE100 for rest of the day now.
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Mohammed Kobir Mar 30, 2015 22:51
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can see the trend for sell starting for UK100 now after a rise this morning. Entered now at 6,861 to go down to 6,830
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Mohammed Kobir
Mohammed Kobir Mar 27, 2015 22:06
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missed opportunity to sell this morning..was slow to move in. Now looks like a rebound is about to happen, but as its going against the trend and indicators its risky and therefore wont be a sensible move to make and buy. But if you are a gambler then yes you can buy and may hit jackpot. But do same thing next time and it may hit u back.
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Mohammed Kobir Mar 26, 2015 22:26
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im going to close my sell position now as its reached Oversold level for a few indicators also reach my daily target, so will close now and sit back and see how the market goes and come back into trading tomorrow if good positions come up.
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Mohammed Kobir Mar 26, 2015 22:23
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Trading FTSE 100 is soo easy compared to trading currency. Its due to the volatility is guess, currencies are far more volatile.
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stewart fearn Jan 29, 2015 20:35
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I am fairly bearish whilst the market is trading over 6750. Bad news is actually supporting the price on the basis that interest rate rises have been kicked into the long grass...But yield chases may have to reassess the situation if we get stuck in a deflationary cycle and earning disappoint.
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Ahmed Saleh Jan 23, 2015 21:26
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FTSE should settle back to 6600 , what we are seeing now is an over bought portfolio and fake inflammation .
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stewart fearn Jan 05, 2015 23:21
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Brent at $54.75 really weighing on the Market this morning Investors obviously hoping this is short term, because Brent at $60 was enough to spook the Market down to 6150 in mid December...Trading on the FT only for the brave now.
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stewart fearn Dec 19, 2014 23:34
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Brent at sub $60 holding back FTSE 100, otherwise we could get a run at 7000. Yellen's machine gun placement at the back of the bulls halting the shorters as they broke through the ranks of bulls offers hope for 2015.
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From these levels its more likely that we will yet again get our "SANTA" RALLY ?
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stewart fearn Oct 08, 2014 18:21
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A titanic struggle between a yield that looks favourable compared to cash and Brent at sub $60. Brent needs to start lifting to get much beyond 6600.. . A comfort to know that Yellen is at the back of the bulls wth a machine gun should the bears have the temerity to break through the ranks.
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