Anyone scalping the FTSE Futures??

The US stock market yesterday made a pause after the recent valuations. The selling pressure was mainly driven by the drop in oil prices. An indicator of the labor market was published, but it did not have a very significant effect on the stock markets. The number of weekly claims for unemployment benefits fell by 4,000 to 264,000 in the week ended June 4, compared to 270 000 estimated. The data from the previous week were revised up registered another 1,000 weekly claims for unemployment benefits than previously indicated. The dollar depreciated, reaching the minimum in over a month against the Yen. The main exporting companies were favored by this movement of the US currency. Prices of Treasury bonds to 10 years were up, putting their yields to the minimum levels since 11 February (1.673%).
 

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FTSE buyers sniffing around 6130 to position ahead US open. Potential bear trap area down to 6100. be careful.
 
One more push down maybe, to take out the early birds or a bit of sideways for a while, long and short signals on my charts
 
I've just checked outside and the sky does NOT appear to be falling. What is going on?
 
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