S&P/ASX 200 Index (^AXJO) Technical Analysis Elliott Wave Forecast.
Plus CBA ANZ BHP RIO FMG, IRON ORE, COPPER, CRUDE, AUDUSD, GOLD, SILVER, DXY, NIFTY 50, CHINA A50.
ASX 200 Index Overview: Bullish corrective pattern Wave (4).
ASX200 Elliott Wave (c) of b) of Y of (4).
Trading Levels: Currently in Minor Group 1 7300|7200|7100.
ASX200 Trading Strategy: Neutral.
Commodities:
Copper Elliott Wave Triangle for Wave B.
Crude Oil to $80 the corrective pattern.
Natural Gas Elliott Wave 4 Expanded Flat.
Iron Ore finding support 650 low in place.
US Spot Gold Elliott Wave has broken support, but still in the larger Elliott wave triangle pattern, move lower 1700 - 1720.
Australian Stocks:
Finance and Bank: Neutral.
BHP RIO FMG trading long off thelows.
STO OSH WPL, prepare for corrective pullback.
Video Chapters:
00:00 ASX200 Banks XXJ,CBA & ANZ Elliott Wave Analysis.
17:47 Nifty 50 & China A 50 Shanghai Comp SSEC Elliott Wave Analysis.
21:04 Commodities Iron Ore Copper Crude Gas Gold Elliott Wave Analysis.
33:20 AUDUSD & DXY Elliott Wave Analysis.
38:35 ASX Resource Stocks NYSE BHP ASX BHP FMG Elliott Wave Analysis.
47:25 Thank you for watching ASX200 Elliott Wave Analysis.
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