FTSE 100

It seems to.

RDSB, which I was looking at £12.25, is now £10.60.

Is this Armageddon.

Is Shell going under £10?

ftse - daily.
uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=chartscreenshotsh...UaXHNV9Ma3G78rj8Q%3D

below 5500 opens up 4250....
crazy markets...more pain to come for bulls imvho..

atb, wdik, dyor,
trendfriend

ftse - daily
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key 6000 level failed...
key 5500 level failed and retested...

4000 door opened...now much more than just a distinct possibility imvho... oh dear!

right off to work...(and yes... i do have a job!)

atb,wdi,,dyor,
trendfriend

You aint gonna believe this....
The ftse 100 has gone past 61.8 fib level with ease and this should have been the bottom of the bear market yet it hit this in one month....
Obviously bear markets last around 6 months and yet this has hit the level in under 1 month....So it looks like a full retracement of the previous bull market is happening as 61.8 fib should have held so now the target is going to be 3500.....
Next support is at 4790 and once that goes the next level of support will be 3500...

remo wrote: You aint gonna believe this....
The ftse 100 has gone past 61.8 fib level with ease and this should have been the bottom of the bear market yet it hit this in one month....
Obviously bear markets last around 6 months and yet this has hit the level in under 1 month....

Well Remo, you did say (more than once!) that this market will offer us some lovely discounts (maybe not of a life time, but in over a decade or even generation perhaps!) - and it's happening, albeit, at a higher tempo, and during bad times sadly.

If we can get through this - maybe society will reflect and change things - and we'll have some change in our own pockets too!

I remember a discussion years back where it was posited that the entire FTSE move from the 2007 high was actually a correction to the previous uptrend from the late 1970s or longer, even if it made a new high.

The FTSE always looks to be in a separate pattern than the US indices. Not saying that's the case but the US indices have just closed below the 38.2% Fib whereas as Remo points out, the FTSE closed below its 61.8% Fib.

On a separate note, has anyone noticed how similar Bitcoin's chart is to the GKP chart back in the day before it's price got re-baselined?

Bond/equity cycle change in play despite almost zero % interest rates?