After trading higher for two successive weeks, the FTSE 100 index traded with a bearish tone in the previous week, closing at 6238.29 on Friday, after touching a low at 6219.50. Weekly MACD is trading in the negative region along with the RSI and stochastic indicators pointing south, hinting at the presence of bearish momentum in the coming week. Signal line crossover from above by the daily MACD coupled with the RSI and stochastic indicators moving downwards, further supports the downside stance. Key daily support to be seen is located at the psychological 6200 level, a move back below which would trigger downside momentum in the index, with the crucial 6175 and daily lower Bollinger band (currently trading at 6138/35) levels as the next possible downside targets. On the other hand, important near term resistance to be watched is situated at the 6284/85 level, followed by the 50day SMA (currently placed at 6304/05) and 100day SMA (currently trading at 6336/40) levels
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