The FTSE 100 index traded higher for a third straight week and ended at 6242.32 on Thursday, after notching a high at 6278.31. Although the weekly MACD is heading upwards, the RSI and stochastic indicators are showing loss of upward potential, hinting at the presence of bearish momentum in the coming week. Similarly, on the daily chart, the RSI and stochastic indicators are sharply heading downwards, further endorsing the above view. Key daily support to be seen is located at the 6221/20 level, followed by the next ones at the psychological 6200 and 20day SMA (currently trading at 6145) levels. A move back below the latter might lead to downside momentum in the index. On the contrary, key daily resistance to be watched resides at the 6284/85 level, with the 6314/15 and 6360/66 levels as the next potential upside targets.
Cashflow accounting – The need for consistency
According to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, “Cashflow statements report a company’s inflows and outflows of cash”. This is such a simple and obvious statement. Unfortunately, the failure of accounting bodies around the world to