After a positive outlook in the month of March and April the stock market has dropped in the last few weeks. Our financial advisory division expects that the FTSE 100 will range between 5,400 to 5,600 in the next coming month or two. The markets bulled in March and are now on discount roll which will make it hard to rise again rapidly. Atleast not for this month because the economic upturn is slow with consumers squeezed. The GDP growth this year will remain to 1.3% and the recovery will remain bumpy.

The main reasons for lower results are due to weakness in banking sector and commodity issues. Investors are advised to stop trading in pharma and automobile sectors which will soon dive. Other sectors such as energy and beverages and consumer goods will move towards recovery at the end of May 2010. “This is not the right time to sell shares” said Jason Lenhoff of HSBC giving a deep insight of what u.k. stock market holds for its investors in long term. There will be no ups and downs in stock dividend due to bad luck of dividend shares. . Some major investors have pulled out their investments which caused panic selling in FTSE. Stock market would not be attractive for new investors this month especially for middle-class traders. A game plan for holding shares in this month would make investments to be secured.