ASX 200 Index (XJO) closed yesterday sitting on major support line @ 7603.
Long-term higher highs have previously been established since 2021 indicating overall positive market growth.
Last week, CSL management received positive feedback and the stock is currently in a base. While there is no confirmation of a new trend, the risk-reward ratio is favorable to add a small amount and let the market guide for further additions. I will only add up to 50% of my position in the low base, so if the stock fails to reach its all-time high, I will still...
CAPITALCOM:AU200 chart mapping/analysis.
ASX grinding higher into EOY, benefitting from relative strength in global commodities & precious metals.
Trading scenarios into EOY:
Continued commodity strength + US bullish momentum = rally into 23.6% Fib / ascending trend-line (light blue dotted) confluence zone.
Rally would coincide with re-test of bearish...
CAPITALCOM:AU200 chart mapping/analysis.
ASX following US market lead rallying into ~7000 psychological level (50% Fib) & descending trend-line (light blue dotted) confluence zone.
Aussie Volatility Index wreaking havoc on ASX.
XJO ~6500 range & XVI ~20 range marked out as area(s) of interest for potential supply/demand dynamics, TBC.
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Hub24 closed out of its little Flag Pattern ahead of FY23 Earnings (Tues 21/08).
Looks incredibly Bullish, but extrapolating the "Flag Pole" presents equal case for Supply/Demand zone in either direction.
Will be interesting to see which way Traders decide to take it...good luck to anyone who took the HUB punt.
Anticipating short-term bounce to fill gaps, re-test 23.6% Fib zone & create opportunities for Short positions.
Selling 'should' re-commence in September to test lower range re: parallel channel, in-line with Market Seasonality.
Over-extension into Golden Fib Range could signal warning of more extreme market capitulation (~6400).
Depends on break-outs either...
The ASX 200 suffered its worst day in 10-week on the final day of May, thanks to weak China PMIs and month-end flows. The first day of June posted a very minor (almost sheepish) gain, but with a positive lead from Wall Street and SPI futures higher by ~0.66% overnight, the ASX is expected to extend its rise from the lows.
The fact that the lows formed around a...
I suspect it could be a case of now or never for ASX bulls.
Whilst it suffered its worst day in 9-weeks on Thursday, this could be part of an ABC correction and the 200-day MA is nearby as a probably support level, even if it breaks lower today. Futures markets shows heavy volume occurred around yesterday's lows (bears piled in around the lows) yet sentiment...
