FTSE 100 Financial Times Stock Exchange Index gettyThe U.K. market is weak. There will be plenty of drive in “takeaways” from the U.K. market especially when it’s less inconvenient to go shop in the U.K. rather than zoom around for corporate snacks. So here is a chart of bargain basement Britain versus bubble S&P 500:The FTSE 100 chart versus the S&P 500 Credit: ADVFNSo it is a no-brainer for the canny investor to stake out big profitable U.K. companies selling at half price. So here is a FTSE 100 chart with some short term projections with either inflation or deflation as an underlying development:The FTSE 100 chart with my projects for either inflation or deflation Credit: ADVFNIf the FTSE was any other first world index it would already be 8,000. Chambers won Journalist of the Year in the Business Market Commentary category in the State Street U.K. Institutional Press Awards in 2018.

Source: Forbes August 17, 2021 15:11 UTC