ASX200 Index CBA, BHP, NCM... Elliott Wave Analysis and Trading Strategies [video]

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ASX 200 Index CBA ANZ NCM BHP RIO FMG Technical Analysis Elliott Wave Trading Strategies

ASX 200 Index Overview: Bullish Impulse pattern Wave (5)
ASX200 Elliott Wave (i) of v) of 3 of (5)
ASX200 Trading Strategy: Build long trades on 7420|7430|7450 with Classic Trading Levels patterns

Australian Stocks Elliott wave counts and notes.
CBA: Elliott Wave (iii) of iii) Risk On
ANZ: Elliott Wave (iii) of iii) Risk On
NCM: Elliott Wave i) of 3 Risk On

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ASX200 Overview:Tested support on 7400 creates a bullish market
Video Chapters
00:00 ASX200
02:37 Banks Stocks CBA ANZ NAB
06:15 Resource stocks BHP FMG RIO NCM
17:00 AUDUSD
18:40 Thanks for watching TradingLounge Analysis
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Peter Mathers started actively trading in 1982. He began his career at Hoei and Shoin, a Japanese futures trading company.

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