Originally posted by GJABS
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The FTSE 100 has been tulip since year 2000.
The FTSE 250 had been doing really well, killing the FTSE 100, both were around 6000 points in year 2000, but the FTSE 250 reached almost 25,000 while the FTSE 100 only reached 7000 by mid 2021.
That ended in late 2021 when the BOE raised rates. Then the FTSE 250 turned tulipe too , along with the contractor market, while the FTSE 100 has rallied to new highs.
But historically all contractor market slumps have been correlated with the FTSE 250 slumps, and this one is no different, i posted this chart of the FTSE 250 nine months ago, so its a little bit out of date on the right hand side, the 250 has rallied a bit since.
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