How low can the All Ords go?

Aussiejeff said:

Rumour has it a new, deadly E-Bowler virus may wipe out the last remaining elephant herds...

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nunthewiser said:

i hope this attaches

woo hoo it worked ...... thats the longesrt i can find , was known as something different previously , sorry not in pc but couldnt attach it

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CanOz said:

Heres one from Premium data.

Cheers,


CanOz

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nunthewiser said:

lol this is unreal , can find charts of the nikkei which are up to date but only go back as far as 86 OR i can find longer than that with none of the last years data on them .


anyone out there find a chart with the longest timeframe including this year on it please help

thanks in advance

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dhukka said:

This one only goes back to 1984 but it is up to date.

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OzWaveGuy said:

And for those who are interested - Looking at this specific thread over the last few months - it generally gets active just before a bounce is about to take place or just after it starts - so perhaps a contrarian forecaster of market action?

Note: Now that I've said this, the contrarian logic for this thread will now be broken.

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sinner said:

Ask and ye shall receive

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nunthewiser said:

thanks and apologies to all for cloggin up this thread with nikkei stuff

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CanOz said:

Facinating chart Oz Wave!

Cheers,


CanOz

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OzWaveGuy said:

Are we there yet? Soooo close now.

The wave structure on the XAO can be read as bottomed or as one more leg down is required. Assuming the bottom is not quite in place yet, there should be some upwards movement tomorrow (finishing a small wave 4) before heading lower to complete the final wave 5.

Some previous targets were discussed here --> https://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=361654&postcount=5709

The lower range was 3236 on the XAO, which now seemingly ties into a series of wave relationships on this last down leg that started on the 12th Nov.

In short, this would complete the down leg of wave (3) that started on 19th March 2008 that has covered some 2750 points so far, and requires a rather decent bounce into wave (4) up.

The S&P futures looks to be finishing an ending Diagonal (but can also be considered complete too) - so an up session followed by a final down leg (maybe tomorrow or early next week) should do it.

Either way - prepare for a change in trend very soon - which should at least take us into Christmas and beyond.

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OzWaveGuy said:

So much for the small upwards movement today - wave 4 needs to be considered complete as a small triangle.

Adjusting for this, the XAO target bottom should be in the range of 3116 - 3214.

However breaking below 3205, will invalidate the preferred count (the larger degree wave 3 will be the shortest) and introduce the possibility of a deeper downside target of 3000 or less under the alternate count scenario.

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CoolChanges said:

Hi OzWaveGuy,
Thanks for the great posts, I am not really sure where the 'small triangle' is an was hoping you could graph it for the neophyte if you have time
Cheers

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dhukka said:

That's allright, I'm going to clog up this thread a bit more with this lovely chart from Calculated Risk showing comparisons of 4 nasty bear markets.

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