Indices begun the week well on Monday, and the FTSE 100 is poised to rejoin the fray at new record highs this morning.
Monday saw the index open back above the 50-day SMA for the first time since 4 April. This continues the recovery from the lows of mid-April when the price touched a three-month low. Since then the price has added around 1500 points. Friday’s close above the mid-April high of around 38,600 continues to bolster the case for further upside.
This index also continues to make strong progress, completing a similar pattern to the Dow. It opened and closed above the 50-day SMA for the first time since early April, having similarly closed above its mid-April high .This leaves the index well-placed to target theprevious record highs from March and April around 18,420. Most of the big tech earnings are out of the way, removing one possible risk for the index.
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