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Do we continue the downtrend this week? AUS200Do we continue the bear market this week? Or do we rebound? I can see us dropping to new lows however in this current market anything is possible. My short is currently in a nice profit.. Using a trailing stop loss strategy with this one. We will have to see what the Australian Government can deliver on a stimulus front, money printing is only delaying the inevitable at this current moment.. The $2Trillion stimulus package will have a short-term affect as the cases of COVID-19 continue to go parabolic in the US.. Let me know your thoughts below! Remember to keep your analysis simple! I use a 14EMA and recent S/R zones to base my trading on, I then wait for confirmation candles in either direction to make my moves.. Building my patience has so far been my most challenging factor in trading.. Keep on the alert! -- MNLZ
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by MinimalFiat
Daily Analysis on AU200 ( ASX ) by ThinkingAntsOkUse this as a guide to develop your view of the chart. Main items we can see on the Daily Chart: a) The main structure is an ascending channel b) After the price reached the Weekly resistance zone, we saw a huge sell-off on the index. c) Currently, the price is on a massive support zone d) From there we expect a pullback to the broken ascending channel e) From an Elliott Wave perspective, the movement we are expecting is a B wave (correction)
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by ThinkingAntsOk
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Why the ASX200 is going lower (March 25, 2020)The COVID-19 pandemic has spurred on a catastrophic 39% decline over 5 weeks in the ASX200 . Right now we're seeing the beginning of a bullish retracement as negative sentiments start to ease globally. But with most market crashes historically, nothing ever falls in a straight line. There are always retracements in a down market, otherwise known as dead cat bounces. This chart shows the ASX200 during the Global Financial Crisis ( GFC ) The full declines took an entire year and a half to play out 28 weeks in, the ASX200 had a 50% bullish retracement spanning 8 weeks. Be careful (protect capital) - wait for a solidified foundation before going long - don't try to catch falling knives.
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by TomUnderwood
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XJO - ASX200If you assume that the economic fallout with COVID-19 will be worse than the GFC, and this is where we are today - 24th March, 2020: - infection rates in Australia and the U.S. are still spiralling; - all restaurants, bars, cinemas and large public spaces are closed, as are our state borders - our national borders are closed; - despite self isolation being mandatory, some people are ignoring it; - there are no advanced precautionary measures being implemented, as in Singapore (for example), where they diligently use temperature guns and tracing apps; - our schools are still open in most states The fallout from the above is yet to be felt or accurately estimated. With the GFC, the ASX200 fell more than 50% - we are still a long way from that number now. I hope and pray we get through this and come out the other side in good shape and in the shortest time possible.
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by patricktapper
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When will the Bounce happen? ASX The market looks like in complete meltdown, but for the short term the market is due for a bounce. 38% drop from peak to trough. Indicators: RSI, BFI, StochRSI overdone Though StochRSI still showing time for more downturn. So looking at a 2 week timeframe for that bounce which should be about 20%. But the weekly moving averages lets us know we are at the beginning of the fall. If we look at 2007-2009 there was an original drop of 26% that took about 5-6 months. This current drop about 1 month so 5-6 x quicker. Than we had another 46% drop that took 9-10 months.
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by GlobalTrader_
My worst case scenario for ASX200 $XJO Hello investors and traders, Warren Buffett famously said, "Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful." I have seen this quote everywhere on social media last few days/week. Retailer investors are being so GREEDY right now and buying stocks because it is cheap...This tells me we are nowhere near the bottom. Learning from bitcoin, market bottoms when people are in depression and give up on investing because they are scared or have no money left. As mentioned last week, we need to close above the 200 MA LOW on the monthly chart in order to have a chance of a quick recovery (4885). Currently we are below this line, so let's prepare and assume we have close below this. Here is my WORST CASE scenario for ASX 200. We start the 3-9 TD sequential correction phase and head towards 2500. The catalyst for this to happen is an Australian recession or even a depression. What would you do if this is the case? What are you going to do to protect your portfolio/wealth?
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by johninvest17
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Weekly look at ASXThe ASX has historically moved in the large cyan ascending channel since the 1980's, which even held during the GFC in 2008. This was broken to the downside in June 2015, and its final rejection of this line has led to the latest declines. During that time price has been propped up by a trendline formed from the reaction low from the GFC bottom. Possibly a false floor created by government stimulus. This line formed the bottom trendline of an ascending wegde which has now broken down, with a target of around 4300. Price is currently testing the EQ of the trading range that started in early 2000 and ran the whole decade. If we dont get a weekly hold of this EQ around 4900, we should target the bottom of the channel at 3450. Will the new decade from 2021-2031 continue sideways in this trading range or will we create a new trading range for the new decade. If we break down this trading range, this could be the dark decade of financial deleveraging that was always on the cards. Or this could be reaccumulation, and we see a spring into a new global financial paradigm??
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by louloubob