Renewed Bullish Trend for Stocks; FTSE 100, Nasdaq 100, Dow Jones

30 August 2023, Wednesday
Renewed Bullish Trend for Stocks; FTSE 100, Nasdaq 100, Dow Jones

Stock Market Analysis: FTSE 100, Nasdaq 100, Dow Jones

 

FTSE 100 Breaks Downtrend Line

 

The FTSE 100, a stock market index in the UK, has recently broken through a line that shows a downward trend in its value. This happened because Wall Street, the stock market in the US, also went up after some news about the US economy not doing so well. People are now hoping that the US Federal Reserve (the central bank of the US) will stop raising interest rates. Right now, the FTSE 100 is being tested at a certain level, and if it keeps going up, it might reach a high point it had in August. There are some other levels of support that might help the FTSE 100 stay up.

 

Dow Jones Industrial Average Keeps Going Up

 

The Dow Jones Industrial Average, another stock market index in the US, is still going up in the long term. It recently went above a high point it had last week, which means it might go even higher and reach a peak it had in July. There are some levels of support that might help the Dow Jones stay up, and as long as it does, the long-term trend will stay positive.

 

Nasdaq 100 Shows Positive Trend

 

The Nasdaq 100, a stock market index that includes many technology companies, has finished a period of going down and is now going up again. It recently went above a high point it had last week, which means it might keep going up and reach a peak it had in July. There are some levels of support that might help the Nasdaq 100 stay up, and as long as it does, the positive trend will continue.

 

So, overall, the stock market seems to be doing well. The FTSE 100, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Nasdaq 100 are all showing positive signs. However, it’s important to remember that the stock market can be unpredictable, and things can change quickly. It’s always a good idea to do more research and talk to a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.