An insight into how we look at the markets here at FuturesTechs Mews… . . . Trade Set Up: Pivotal Intraday level and bottom of previous days Value Area holds as resistance twice in early trade setting Initial Balance. … Continue reading
A number of intertesting developments on this chart in recent days. Here’s what we wrote today: Instead of gapping higher the NASDAQ failed at the previous days high and Marabuzo resistance. Selling down to 2775.25 was seen before a … Continue reading
The month of February was dominated by headlines surrounding the ECB’s second LTRO and further ambiguous rescue plans for Greece. Nevertheless, investment themes impemented in January remained prevalent throughout February with Equity and Commodity markets continuing to trend higher. FuturesTechs … Continue reading
So goes January, so goes the year, is a phrase often circulated around the market as the big players and fund managers decide how they want to be positioned for the year ahead. January 2012 was an exceptional month distinguished by significant … Continue reading
We are pleased to announce that our ipad/iphone App is now available to download from the App Store (simply search for “Futurestechs”). We would like to invite you (client or otherwise) to download the App. We are running a 2 … Continue reading
This morning’s support and resistance levels in the Eurostoxx 50 Futures included 2957 as an important reference above and 2925 as our first support below. It is Midday now (in the UK) and the range has been 2926-2958. This is … Continue reading
I did a telephone interview on CNBC this morning, although they were somewhat rushed for time and I got 2 minutes! So anyway, if you have a spare 2 minutes I’ve posted it on our “Media” page: http://www.futurestechs.co.uk/media.html Enjoy! Please … Continue reading
I have been on CNBC this morning talking about the outlook for the FTSE and Eurostoxx after a big week last week.The link for the interview is on our “Media” page here. The crux of the comment was that the … Continue reading
It was interesting stuff as the bulls had a look at the August high before turning tail and letting this drift back a level. The high was exactly at 2849 (we had suggested thinking in terms of a 2842 – … Continue reading
In Brief: All I keep hearing at the moment is how we will have a 10% correction, so, let’s have a look: The “funnymentalist” community, particularly Stateside, seem pretty happy with the idea that this pullback will be a “normal” … Continue reading