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Market Comment:
Ftse closed at 5489 up +135 on week.
Ftse 100 has still not closed above the 5500 level where we are seeing some fantastic resistance. Note to spreadbettors: Dont be fooled in to thinking the market closed the week above this level or any day this week, it didn't, beware: these are bookies prices. Anyway, some have asked why this level is important, it is a level to which would still confirm growth, albeit small. Inflation is being helped on the lower side with falls...

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Market Comment:
Ftse 100 seems to have found a bottom although we are still in a confirmation period. Anyone looking to get in could enter light in the hope of another run up to 5500. If we cross this level, which has been tried several times now, may then turn into more of a support as oppose to the resistance it appears to be throwing up.

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