Annual Trading Forecast on FTSE 250 (2014)

PUBLISHED: Feb 06 2014 @ 02:47 | Comments (0) | More info about Azeez Mustapha

FTSE 250 (FTSE:MCX) is currently gloomy for the bulls, but a boon to the bears. The price has been trending southward and it could go further as such.

This stock formed a top in January 2014 as further northward effort was rejected. Since then, it has crossed the EMA period 21 to the downside, while the Williams’ % Range dropped to the oversold region. There could be a temporary rally in the market, but things would drop further again. The price could go towards the accumulation territory at 15000 this year; or breaking it to the downside. Unlike FTSE 100 (a counterpart of FTSE 250) which was bullish last year but underperformed the S&P 500, this market would keep on being bearish. Again, unlike FTSE 100 which could be going further upward this year, the outlook for FTSE 250 is gloomy. This shows that the two distinct markets can be negatively correlated sometimes.

Conclusion: Everybody desires success but it’ll be attained by few, for the ladder to success can’t be crowded at the top. FTSE 250, the right thing to do now is to seek short orders. A correct market outlook could enable you to be on the correct side of the trend, so that you go for the highest probability setups and avoid headaches.

This forecast is ended with the quote below:

“You won’t go in a straight line from where you are now, to where you want to be. You’ll get distracted, you’ll fall off course, and you’ll experience some hiccups… That’s why persistence and the support of others who have been in your situation counts…. If you’re zigzagging – you’re doing it right!” – Louise Bedford (Tradinggame.com.au)

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