Since around early May’s trading sessions, a series of rally actions have played back into the exchanges of Barclays Plc (LSE:BARC); the stock market keeps an upward move, making long-term buyers eye 400 resistances.
The stock market’s continued upward trajectory reflects strong buyer conviction, as long-term participants target the 400 resistance level. Sellers remain cautious, with limited pressure evident, indicating that bullish momentum currently dominates, though profit-taking near key resistance could trigger short-term pullbacks.

Resistance Levels: 425, 450, 475
Support Levels: 350, 325, 300
Is the Stock Market’s Upward Move Strong Enough for Long-Term Buyers to Test 400 Resistance?
The Barclays Plc stock market’s upward momentum remains intact, with long-term buyers eyeing the 400 resistance level. Sustained buying pressure and strong volume indicate continued bullish momentum, though careful monitoring near key resistance is recommended to manage potential short-term pullbacks.
Smaller bullish candlesticks have appeared in line with the northward trend, consistently keeping the 15-day EMA above the 50-day EMA. The Stochastic Oscillators have remained in a steady northward-swerving style, clearly denoting that purchasers are striving harder for control.
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