The FTSE 100 has been on a sideways trend and its difficult to read the chart to see where its headed. So this idea doesn't have a strong case to go LONG. What do you think, post your comments below?
LONG - UK100GBP SL: 7056.8 (Suggested by our algorithmic system) TP: 7320.4 (Suggested by our algorithmic system)
Reasons behind this idea:
1. On short term support trendline and support level
2. Volume flow has started to increase on the daily chart and accumulation looks positive
CAUTION: Volume flow is concerning on the 4 hour chart but its a different story on the daily. That's just how the OBV indicator calculation works. Remember all "indicators" are just based on calculations and are not always an accurate representation on what is happening with the equity, futures or other instruments. You could change the parameters of the calculation and the result would have less or greater impact.
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Blue Dotted Line: Broken Support Trendline Red Dotted Line: Broken Resistance Trendline Blue Solid Line: Support Trendline Red Solid Line: Resistance Trendline Blue Rectangle Box: Support Level Red Rectangle Box: Resistance Level Blue Arrow Line: Bullish Divergence Red Arrow Line: Bearish Divergence Purple Vertical Line: Suggested Stoploss by our algorithmic system Green Vertical Line: Suggested Stoploss by our algorithmic system
Trade idea from our mobile app: ibb.co/vk4CyHm (Timestamp is in Australian Sydney Time UTC+7)
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