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ASX: NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED - NAB Elliott Elliott Wave Technical Analysis TradingLounge (1D Chart) Greetings, Our Elliott Wave analysis today updates the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) with NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED - NAB. In our Top 50 ASX Stocks forecasting service, NAB's price decline was accurately forecast, significantly reducing risk for investors. We are currently closely monitoring NAB for a further trading opportunity. ASX: NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED - NAB Elliott Wave Technical Analysis ASX: NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED - NAB 1D Chart (Semilog Scale) Analysis Function: Major trend (Minute degree, green) Mode: Motive Structure: Impulse Position: Wave (c)-purple of Wave ((iv))-green Details: The short-term outlook describes that waves ((i))-green through ((iii))-green have concluded, and wave ((iv))-green is now unfolding. A common retracement target for wave 4 is at the 0.382 level, so I anticipate that wave ((iv)) will continue to decline to lower levels, while prices consistently remain below 36.11, which would increase confidence in this perspective. Invalidation point: 29.84 ASX: NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED - NAB Elliott Wave Technical Analysis TradingLounge (4-Hour Chart) ASX: NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED - NAB Elliott Wave Technical Analysis ASX: NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED - NAB 4-Hour Chart Analysis Function: Counter trend (Minuette degree, purple) Mode: Corrective Structure: Regular Flat Position: Wave v-blue of Wave (c)-purple Details: The short-term outlook suggests that the ((iv))-green wave is unfolding with higher detail. This could potentially be a Flat Correction (3-3-5) pattern, with waves (a) and (b)-purple already completed. Now, wave (c)-purple is likely to unfold, pushing lower. It is subdividing into five smaller waves, with at least waves i-blue to iv-blue identified. This implies that wave v-blue is completing its role. Following this, we may see the return of the ((v))-green wave pushing higher. Invalidation point: 33.67 Conclusion: Our analysis, forecast of contextual trends, and short-term outlook for ASX: NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK LIMITED - NAB aim to provide readers with insights into the current market trends and how to capitalize on them effectively. We offer specific price points that act as validation or invalidation signals for our wave count, enhancing the confidence in our perspective. By combining these factors, we strive to offer readers the most objective and professional perspective on market trends. Technical Analyst: Hua (Shane) Cuong, CEWA-M (Master’s Designation). Source : Tradinglounge.com get trial here! -
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Hi, Placed £200 in a Gold Future deal but when it slightly goes down in value my leftover funds are being used and my equity is raised. Why are my leftover funds being used? Can I not just put everything in gold and keep a 100% equity in the deal? wont loose money unless I sell right?
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Hey All
I would like to (at some point) open a live account but I am currently residing in Japan for the foreseeable future (with a short stint in the UK next summer).
I would like to use my UK funds and bank account to trade, but wondering what are the legal implications (if any) of this if I was to trade while residing in Japan.
I do have addresses in the UK I can use but I am not currently living there of course.
I am a UK citizen by the way.
Thanks in advance
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