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| Limpsfield's Weekly Chart View | |
Last week saw the market strength continue in the first half, but there were the first signs of nervousness creeping in over the last few days. At the moment any weakness, particularly in the FTSE 100, remains a buying opportunity and further gains are expected in the weeks to come.FTSE 100 Intraday FTSE
Last week saw new two and a half year highs once again for the FTSE 100, with 5077 hit on Thursday. The next short-term objective for this market remains at 5100 and there was plenty of short-term support seen for the index last week from 5032 through to 5048. While in the short-term this market has looked overbought for a while, this has not stopped it rising and ultimately it would take a slide back through 4765 to signal that the uptrend since August 2004 is coming to an end.
Dow Jones Intraday Dow
Last weeks target for the Dow was 10,850/900 and Tuesday saw this index trade up to 10,852 before running out of steam. The US markets have lagged our own this year and once again the highs seen at the end of December are proving to be a problem. From the daily charts, we need a move through 10,900 to signal there is still some momentum left to come. It wouldt be surprising to see a choppy few days ahead.
Have a good week!Limpsfield
Limpsfield is David Jones, the widely acclaimed charting expert at Shares Magazine who also hosts regular Charting courses for Global Markets Training (www.glomtc.com)
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