Author: Gil Ecker

Not surprisingly, the FTSE100 was one of the strongest indexes throughout the passing week, as the index had given a very good bullish signal, a thrust above a Weekly bullish pinbar on a sloping 8 EMA line, high momentum, after a retest of an important Monthly line mentioned before, being a confirmation that the market has overcome Read More

The passing week’s bar demonstrated a typical shake out. The market started with a false thrust above the Daily pinbar I’ve suggested in the last review as an aggressive buying position, then extended the range down taking out stops at the last lows: 6663.72 and 6616.51, then reversed, closing the week much more powerful – Read More

Another small range weekly bar has printed on the Weekly chart, but this time it was very meaningful though. The fact that the price closed the Monthly chart above the important Monthly LLBH (Last Low Before High) discussed extensively in the last reviews, is an important sign of strength. Unless we see a Monthly contra Read More

The passing week ended as a narrow range Weekly inner bar, right on the important resistance at 6693.8, the Monthly LLBH prior to a 15 Year range false breakup (so far). Here is a reminder as of the Yearly chart:     The Monthly chart shows the picture more clearly. The coming week may reveal Read More

As expected, the FTSE100 is currently facing an important resistance at 6693.8 mentioned extensively in the last review. The Daily bars are printing a Megaphone pattern, many times this pattern predicts a nearby reversal (in the same timeframe). The Weekly price action is still very bullish. The passing week has been the 3rd week with Read More

Like most other stock indexes, the FTSE100 had also a relative small range consolidation bar, made of a clear correction and a reversal on the Daily timeframe. The market looks like it is heading to take out the High of August 2015 at 6764.82, but a very strong resistance expecting it at the 6694 area, Read More

The FTSE index was one of the strongest indexes throughout the passing week, and the volatility created was really remarkable. Monday was bearish to test the Low of the bearish move of the Brexit vote, hardly reached half the way down, and then very bullish 4 days without looking backward. Last review I mentioned that Read More

Examining the shocking wave after the Brexit decision published, although Friday’s bar range was huge, -as far as bigger timeframes are the matter, even the Weekly timeframe, it didn’t change much but extending an existing range both to the upside and to the downside. The big Weekly bar finally closed in the middle, meaning much more sideways Read More

Days before the Brexit poll, The FTSE100 entered a bearish setup in the passing week by breaking down the 6050.21 level. As mentioned in the previous review, the target for this setup is at the 5800 level area. This area is also the Monthly and Weekly lower Bollinger Bands, and a major Daily support level Read More

The stubborn sideways action continues, but the passing week revealed a considerable sign of weakness, by making an upthrust (false thrust) above the previous two week range, finally taking out their Low at 6109.58 as well. This kind of price action, followed by a thrust down in the coming week is bearish, but the real test Read More