In narrow range markets the MACD doesn't do a good job. Meaning that the FTSE100 could stay like this for sometime and print massive overbought signals and divergence. This has happened on all of the upward moves since March 03. The FTSE100 doesn't give many clues to its direction because of how narrow its been trading on the upward moves. I'd be waiting for a 1-2-3 reversal to show a change of trend, rather than trying to pick the top.
2005 is going to continue to be a good year. A study since 1854 shows that years ending 5 (1995,2005,85,75 and so on)are the best years to be long in the stock market. Better than any other year. So although many be maybe calling for a bear market. Van K Tharp even believes this is a 'false bull market', it's still a bull market. This picture may change in 2006, but I certainly wouldn't want to be short right now.