Like its US and German counterparts, the UK100 saw a decline starting in mid-December, dropping 400 points before finding support. Over the past few weeks, the index has rebounded by more than 200 points, signaling buyers have regained control. The strong upward momentum is further confirmed by a Golden Cross, a classic buy signal.
However, since Friday, the FTSE has pulled back slightly, dropping 80 points to retest immediate support at the 23% Fibonacci retracement. In the short term, this decline could extend further, potentially reaching 8,160, which aligns with the critical 38.2% Fibonacci level.
If the price holds above this level, it would strongly suggest that the index has established solid support in this zone. In such a scenario, we favor entering a buy position, targeting 8,400. This target aligns with the broader upward trend and offers a strong risk-to-reward setup for traders anticipating continued bullish momentum in the UK100 index.
Disclaimer: Your capital is at risk! Trading and investing on the financial markets carries a significant risk of loss. Each material, shown on this website, is provided for educational purposes only. A perfect, 100% accurate method of analysis does not exist. If you make a decision to trade or invest, based on the information from this website, you will be doing it at your own risk. Under no circumstances is Trendsharks responsible for any capital losses or damages you might suffer, while using the company’s products and services. For more information read our Terms & Conditions and Risk Disclaimer.