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XAO Technical Analysis
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For those interested in EW, this is my take on the long term pattern of the XAO. It calls for a third wave to have just completed. The alternate scenario calls for a 5 wave structure to have completed. Makes little difference really because both have bearish implications for the short to medium term, only the degree of trend is different.
In this chart one case see what I have labelled as red wave 2(crash of 87). This was a savage correction as most wave 2's are. In Elliott parlance though, it's a strong guideline that if wave 2 is sharp, then wave 4(red wave 4 in this case which is now) might be a sideways or complex move. This is why IMO this market will be choppy and had to navigate for investors in the next few years. Now this is not cast in stone, it just happens more often than not. It happened in the DJIA in the late 60's after the 20 year bull run out of the depression lows, running into then late 70's (the so called bear market of the 70's) which was a choppy sideways mess that made buy and holders very frustrated.
The interesting aspect of this chart, is that if this is actually the case then this is the first leg down if this ends up being a sideways market eventually.This might finish around 4450/4500 if it turns out as expected(0.382 level).
In post #1002 I posted another chart of the XAO. This was a statistical Cycle analysis chart. That chart measures an intrument as it moves from one extreme to another, similar to a pendulum. You will notice that the lowest of the 3 green lines under the pink line is also 4450/4500 and has confluence with this chart( @ the 0.382 fib level of the range of the red 3rd wave) Just looking at this chart, it's clear to see that the price data is "contained" between the outer bounds of these envelopes 95% of the time. As such it would have a very low probability of staying out of these bounds for an extended period.
Just some ideas
For those interested in EW, this is my take on the long term pattern of the XAO. It calls for a third wave to have just completed. The alternate scenario calls for a 5 wave structure to have completed. Makes little difference really because both have bearish implications for the short to medium term, only the degree of trend is different.
In this chart one case see what I have labelled as red wave 2(crash of 87). This was a savage correction as most wave 2's are. In Elliott parlance though, it's a strong guideline that if wave 2 is sharp, then wave 4(red wave 4 in this case which is now) might be a sideways or complex move. This is why IMO this market will be choppy and had to navigate for investors in the next few years. Now this is not cast in stone, it just happens more often than not. It happened in the DJIA in the late 60's after the 20 year bull run out of the depression lows, running into then late 70's (the so called bear market of the 70's) which was a choppy sideways mess that made buy and holders very frustrated.
The interesting aspect of this chart, is that if this is actually the case then this is the first leg down if this ends up being a sideways market eventually.This might finish around 4450/4500 if it turns out as expected(0.382 level).
In post #1002 I posted another chart of the XAO. This was a statistical Cycle analysis chart. That chart measures an intrument as it moves from one extreme to another, similar to a pendulum. You will notice that the lowest of the 3 green lines under the pink line is also 4450/4500 and has confluence with this chart( @ the 0.382 fib level of the range of the red 3rd wave) Just looking at this chart, it's clear to see that the price data is "contained" between the outer bounds of these envelopes 95% of the time. As such it would have a very low probability of staying out of these bounds for an extended period.
Just some ideas
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I actually can't believe they did that in the middle of the day in this market...was anyone else who watches the SPI noticing anything odd with their feeds prior to the outage???
I actually can't believe they did that in the middle of the day in this market...was anyone else who watches the SPI noticing anything odd with their feeds prior to the outage???
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Re: XAO Analysis
Waves.
A good longterm snap shot.
The retracement could well be 50% or 61.8% in the extreme.
However currently 38.2 is the first longterm level to watch,until proven otherwise.
This ensuing bear market is likely to last years.
I've seen a couple of counts Waves and all as you do see this as a wave 3 correcting to wave 4 in the longterm.
Waves.
A good longterm snap shot.
The retracement could well be 50% or 61.8% in the extreme.
However currently 38.2 is the first longterm level to watch,until proven otherwise.
This ensuing bear market is likely to last years.
I've seen a couple of counts Waves and all as you do see this as a wave 3 correcting to wave 4 in the longterm.
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everything was fine. They even gave us advance warning of the outage. The exchange should be able to cope with the high volume at the moment, as volume at rollover time is higher than what we saw today.
everything was fine. They even gave us advance warning of the outage. The exchange should be able to cope with the high volume at the moment, as volume at rollover time is higher than what we saw today.
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More interesting links (this one is for the S&P500)
http://www.financialsense.com/fsu/editorials/petch/2007/0814.html
Tim
PS. I was looking for stuff on fibonacci time extensions when I came upon this link. If anyone has a useful link on this topic could they PM me. Thanks.
More interesting links (this one is for the S&P500)
http://www.financialsense.com/fsu/editorials/petch/2007/0814.html
Tim
PS. I was looking for stuff on fibonacci time extensions when I came upon this link. If anyone has a useful link on this topic could they PM me. Thanks.
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Re: XAO Analysis
traders in NY just showed up for work
Is anybody aware of the beautiful swan dive that the USD/JPY pair just did?
SPI Futures down too, just went short....again
Cheers,
traders in NY just showed up for work
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I think this thing could go alot lower...we're still not to the May 06 lows yet...with the possibility/rumour of a US rate cut on traders minds...who knows how low it could go...i think its being priced in now
I think this thing could go alot lower...we're still not to the May 06 lows yet...with the possibility/rumour of a US rate cut on traders minds...who knows how low it could go...i think its being priced in now
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Re: XAO Analysis
Thanks Tech, as you say the fib level might well be important. Not just from an EW viewpoint but togther with the confluence of other methodologies too.
My thinking is this market has made a capitulation low today or if it hasn't then will do in 2-3 days after a few minor subdivsions are mopped up. Perhaps use this as springboard for a countertrend rally into late Sept/early October before another major wave C leg takes hold on the downside. There seems to be a major timecycle termination in November which might finish this leg down.
Cheers
Thanks Tech, as you say the fib level might well be important. Not just from an EW viewpoint but togther with the confluence of other methodologies too.
My thinking is this market has made a capitulation low today or if it hasn't then will do in 2-3 days after a few minor subdivsions are mopped up. Perhaps use this as springboard for a countertrend rally into late Sept/early October before another major wave C leg takes hold on the downside. There seems to be a major timecycle termination in November which might finish this leg down.
Cheers
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dhukka, halcheln, CanOz,
Staring slackjawed at the JPY/EVERYTHING action.
This is not good.
dhukka, halcheln, CanOz,
Staring slackjawed at the JPY/EVERYTHING action.
This is not good.
chops_a_must
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On the contrary wayne - great stuff. Actually the AUD/JPY is only back to where it was in September last year - hoping for a little more strength in the yen yet.
dhukka, halcheln, CanOz,
Staring slackjawed at the JPY/EVERYTHING action.
This is not good.
On the contrary wayne - great stuff. Actually the AUD/JPY is only back to where it was in September last year - hoping for a little more strength in the yen yet.
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LOL OMG that is such an optimistic point of view its nearly absurd to even consider after today and the sheer panic that set in, the bulls have well and truly been put in their pens, bargain hunters out in force this arvo. Peoples faith in the ASX has been rattled to the bone and will take a long time for them to have the confidence to face the market again, especially mum and dad investors. I dont think we have seen the worst, but are not far off it IMO. I hope the bulls do return, but this was a purge we needed to have
LOL OMG that is such an optimistic point of view its nearly absurd to even consider
after today and the sheer panic that set in, the bulls have well and truly been put in their pens, bargain hunters out in force this arvo. Peoples faith in the ASX has been rattled to the bone and will take a long time for them to have the confidence to face the market again, especially mum and dad investors. I dont think we have seen the worst, but are not far off it IMO. I hope the bulls do return, but this was a purge we needed to have Similar threads
