ASX200, CBA, ANZ, BHP, RIO, FMG & AUDUSD Elliott Wave Analysis [Video]

Peter Mathers TradingLounge

ASX 200 Index, AUDUSD, CBA, ANZ, BHP, RIO & FMG Technical Analysis Elliott Wave Trading Strategies.

ASX200 Overview:ASX200 Elliott Wave Triangle pattern Wave a) of D of (4). Bringing the ASX200 wave count in line with CBA and the US Indices.
Video Chapters:
00:00 ASX200.
09:44 Banks Stocks CBA ANZ.
14:12 Resource stocks BHP FMG RIO.
28:46 AUDUSD.
30:14 Thanks for watching TradingLounge Analysis.

ASX 200 Index Overview: Bullish Corrective pattern Wave (4).
ASX200 Elliott Wave Wave Waiting to confirm wave structure, however if 7500 becomes the tested support then long trades are on.
ASX200 Trading Strategy: Neutral.

Australian ASX Stocks Elliott Wave Analysis:
CBA: Elliott Wave a) of B of (2)/(4)
ANZ: Elliott Wave (4) completed, requires confirmation
BHP FMG RIO Risk Off and stops moved to protect profits

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Peter Mathers

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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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