FTSE Timing Indicator
With an average 75% success rate, it is one of the most accurate indicators to forecast the short term direction of the FTSE 100
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100 current position: Buy Current FTSE 100 price: 4250 Target: 4500 Stop loss: 4000
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FAQs
What do the red arrows on each side indicate?
The arrows point to the current position of the FTSE 100 index as calculated by our FTSE Timing Indicator. The indicator tells you whether the FTSE 100 index is at the start, middle or end of a move. Since this information is based on probability of success, readings with a high percentage (75% or higher) are the strongest signals.
What is the difference between the signals "Strong Sell and Strong Buy", and just "Sell and Buy?
A 'strong sell' or 'strong buy' is
the most positive signal because the probability of prices moving up or down is
forecast between 75%-100%.
A 'sell' or 'buy' signal has less potential because the probability of prices
moving up or down is forecast between 50%-75% but should still be regarded as
positive.
What is Neutral?
Neutral means do not trade. A neutral situation occurs when a move is too advanced in its progress or is about to end. If, however, you have an existing open position which is in profit you may want to close it and take profits or you may want to keep it open hoping prices will continue to move in your favour.
When should I trade?
You should trade when the arrows indicate a valid signal, either 75% or 100%.
When do I take profits and when do I cut my losses?
The FTSE Timing Indicator will tell you when to take profits. For example you should take profits when the indicator moves to 25% short or long (the trend is nearing an end).
Can I use a tighter stop loss?
You can use a smaller stop loss but it is not recommended. After a signal is given, the move may not start immediately and the position will be in a temporary loss. The key is to sit tight and wait until the position turns into a profit. If you use a tight stop loss you will be stopped out more often.
How many signals will I get?
We send two daily updates at 8.00am and 5.30pm showing the latest position. On average the system produces 4 or 5 Buy/Sell signals per month.
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Disclaimer
e-yield does not make any personal recommendations. The information in the FTSE Timing Indicator is provided solely to enable investors to make their own investment decisions and does not constitute a recommendation to buy, sell or otherwise deal in investments. If you have any doubts, you should seek advice from an independent financial adviser.All opinions and content in this report constitute general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. Content and research is subject to change without notice. e-yield and the author of e-yield does not accept responsibility for any investment decision made by a user on the basis of our research.
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