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6,816.00 -26.88    -0.39%
14:05:30 - Real-time CFD Data. Currency in GBP ( Disclaimer )
Type: Index
Market: United Kingdom
# Constituents: 95
  • Prev. Close: 6,842.88
  • Open: 6,849.00
  • Day's Range: 6,808.10 - 6,856.25
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FTSE 100 6,816.00 -26.88 -0.39%
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Date Price Open High Low Vol. Change %
Jan 24, 2019 6,815.50 6,849.00 6,856.25 6,808.10 - -0.40%
Jan 23, 2019 6,842.88 6,901.39 6,901.63 6,834.30 - -0.85%
Jan 22, 2019 6,901.39 6,970.59 6,970.59 6,880.69 583.46M -0.99%
Jan 21, 2019 6,970.59 6,968.33 6,987.93 6,954.52 488.78M 0.03%
Jan 18, 2019 6,968.33 6,834.92 6,984.36 6,834.92 820.33M 1.95%
Jan 17, 2019 6,834.92 6,862.68 6,862.68 6,799.03 600.66M -0.40%
Jan 16, 2019 6,862.68 6,895.02 6,912.44 6,848.57 811.96M -0.47%
Jan 15, 2019 6,895.02 6,855.02 6,910.45 6,849.63 708.58M 0.58%
Jan 14, 2019 6,855.02 6,918.18 6,918.21 6,841.74 704.57M -0.91%
Jan 11, 2019 6,918.18 6,942.87 7,001.94 6,902.65 701.51M -0.36%
Jan 10, 2019 6,942.87 6,906.63 6,948.18 6,860.82 630.32M 0.52%
Jan 09, 2019 6,906.63 6,861.60 6,938.31 6,861.60 887.29M 0.66%
Jan 08, 2019 6,861.60 6,810.88 6,901.48 6,804.89 672.10M 0.74%
Jan 07, 2019 6,810.88 6,837.42 6,874.11 6,778.01 759.33M -0.39%
Jan 04, 2019 6,837.42 6,692.66 6,850.37 6,692.50 658.88M 2.16%
Jan 03, 2019 6,692.66 6,734.23 6,753.14 6,685.09 694.92M -0.62%
Jan 02, 2019 6,734.23 6,728.13 6,753.29 6,599.48 633.24M 0.09%
Dec 31, 2018 6,728.13 6,733.97 6,752.54 6,718.32 232.27M -0.09%
Dec 28, 2018 6,733.97 6,584.68 6,742.48 6,584.68 515.16M 2.27%
Dec 27, 2018 6,584.68 6,685.99 6,728.49 6,536.53 608.36M -1.52%
Dec 24, 2018 6,685.99 6,721.17 6,721.17 6,661.04 198.77M -0.52%
Highest: 7,001.94 Lowest: 6,536.53 Difference: 465.41 Average: 6,827.79 Change %: 1.40

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NAS short reopened.
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still short
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Me too
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US is losing .03% GDP  quarterly due to shutdown. Trade spat is not being resolved, just rumours of progress, nothing concrete. Extension of Brexit, more uncertainty, only now it will extend and go on, and on, and on and on. If, or when there is a market low, that low, however high the bounce from it was, is always revisited at some point at least once
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re your last bit: S&P has rallied 296% from the low in 2009. It has not visited 666 level ever since....
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Trung Phan We will revisit the 6580's in this cycle, you are taking my comment out of context
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rusty largo I think so, we did not see any capitulation around the previous low.
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IMO the next day or two are going to be significant in terms of determining direction for the next week or two.  Need to do some proper work now!  Good luck.  And yes I am still short!!
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Thanks guys all of your information. I am not new to trading. I do with small money with FXCM and think to start little bit bigger. How reliable FXCM? I know about IG but they said that I have not enough income to open an account with them. That's why I need to find the better one.
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I think this is the wrong question for this forum: google can find you alternatives to IG if that is your main objective, but one question I would ask is: are you sure IG is wrong?
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6850- crucial- what chances of breaking it?
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None i hope :-)
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Short now if you believe the market will go below 6800?
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FTSE shockingly undervalued. I understand the political and general macroeconomic circumstances are far from perfect but shorting is a big risk are the moment surely!?
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Chris Maniak That's quite  mix of subjective and objective fact: firstly, on the subject of undervaluation - by what measure? EPS? ROC? Sectoral/historic pricing? Part of the uncertainty here comes down to the future earning ability of these companies - for miners that relates to China; for banks that relates to the UK economy far more; for many others the GBPUSD and interest rates will have a large influence. There are lots of conflicting factors involved that make me uncomfortable with the assertion that it is necessarily "undervalued". Secondly, of course holding long or short CFD positions involve risk. Holding long assets for long term have practically no risk, whereas holding long-term short positions have a very real risk: that is true. However looking at the trend over the last 6 months makes an assertion that the FTSE will divert upwards rapidly quite a brave assertion. It is definitely an interesting time, and that's what makes it fun!
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If we take out the S&P low of yesterday, then it really is time to go short!!
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closed yet..?
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django mitchell Nope
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I am watching STG
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'IG’s operating profit slumped 18pc year-on-year to £113m at the interim stage following the European Securities and Markets Authority’s shake-up of the sector. Revenue also continued to deteriorate in its second quarter, dropping 8pc. r.r.The watchdog is clamping down on CFDs, which allow inexperienced investors to rack up huge losses by betting on a price movement without owning the underlying asset. It has slashed leverage limits for retail investors stung by the products.'r.r.r.r.Poor IG....r.r.(Telegraph Business today)
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seem to be 'in the zone' this week Si
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Looks like GBP is starting its next leg up.  So we have a chance of moving through 6800.
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Hi guys, I would like to open a real trading account. Could you recommend a Trading provider or a broker which is the best and reliable please. I am a beginner of this trading.
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Paul Davies Thank you
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David Battley they even have live brainwashing chat
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charges are competitive
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As we closed around the 6840, a crucial level for both bulls and bears,  i am now thinking we are about to enter a downward, and if it does not stop at 6560 then the bears are back in the picture
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Baring any unexpected news expect a down day tomorrow.
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Initially 6800, if we can push through that without too much of an issue then 6600 would be next target.
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Grechsterr. r. r. r. I would have closed by now- must have ***od steel Si...
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django mitchell Topped up short at open
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David Battley No offence taken!
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Opened short
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Whats your target Simon?
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closed short
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Closed thanks my lord
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Sterling is holding us down, might go to 1.15 vs euro on next leg up, traders perhaps aligning for possible extension of article 50
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looks like 1.15 today vs euro
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rusty largo Almost there, ready to buy EUR at 1.15 for my hols!
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Index about to explode higher!?
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no, bu it might climb a little bit if sterling weakens
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rusty largo tongue in cheek!
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When do you expect to see Christmas Eve 2018 prices again!?
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Although sterling climbing again this morning might stop it rising....
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long
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django mitchell I'm happy to add to shorts on the way down, but less comfortable about holding long term longs at the moment... breakout downside risk > breakout upside risk for me.
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David Battleyr. r. r. r. That's finer. r. I take opposite viewr. r. Tend to buy on weakness
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django mitchell That's what makes a market :)
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It will end higher today, maybe 40 or 50 points up i reckon
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David Battley watch
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rusty largo Still watching... ;)
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Would it be too rude to say... I'm still watching? ;) More generally though I'm keen to understand any basis for bullish reasoning at the moment, notwithstanding current moves which may be largely currency attributable.
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Will this be a good time to buy?
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Closed NAS short as well.
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The next half hour of price will be telling I think.  If we can get through 6850 then I will target 6800 for at least taking some profit.  Else If we bounce off 6850 again, then I might exit trade completely.
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Bounced again closing short
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