The FTSE100 can be defined as the worst equity index globally, listed companies in the FTSE100 are insolvent such as LLoyds Bank, a completely insolvent bank, where the stock price reflects investors having dumped Lloyds shares plugging a hole in the bank shareholders' reserves, that means Lloyds bank it's completely insolvent. All bank stocks listed in the FTSE100 have insignificant stock prices as a sign of shareholders' equity in the bank being run down and withdrawn by investment funds, which means UK banks are potentially insolvent, but for sure UK banks are illiquid and without any balance-sheet reserves.
Most of FTSE100 listed companies have irrelevant balance sheets and don't pay dividends, the worst money proposition ever seen for investment funds, UK stocks are an absolute liability.
Large Investment Funds and market makers are going to dump the FTSE100 with full market power, the UK index hasn't provided any profitable return for decades, the worst financial proposition in global markets.
The FTSE100 could be dumped by a -32% down to 4750
Most of FTSE100 listed companies have irrelevant balance sheets and don't pay dividends, the worst money proposition ever seen for investment funds, UK stocks are an absolute liability.
Large Investment Funds and market makers are going to dump the FTSE100 with full market power, the UK index hasn't provided any profitable return for decades, the worst financial proposition in global markets.
The FTSE100 could be dumped by a -32% down to 4750