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232.90BMarket Cap24.97P/E (Static)

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    Looking for resistance on the chart in the current correction, I have calculated that $137.03 is the 38.2% rebound from what may very well be the 4th wave of A. I interpret the 3rd wave as being $145.00 to $132.10 ($12.90).
    If I am correct in the wave count to date then I would assume a 5th wave, which is often 38.2% of the entire 5 waves, is likely to end at $128.85.
    Projecting further, a five-wave sequence should confirm that it is the A wave of the correction. At this point in time, a B wave ...
    Looks like the price is getting away from me now. I haven't got them all back yet. That is my fault for selling some. If shorts can push this down to $135 I may be enticed to buy more
    Anyway I don't need fancy theoretical TA to tell me there is support around $132.20 and resistance at the $145. 24 all time high.
    RSI is on the up which should help clear 20 and 30 day EMA in this upswing. $CommBank (CBA.AU)$
    Now there is more $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ selling and buying $CommBank (CBA.AU)$ to keep market from falling too much and scaring investors. Global funds are earning their fees today! 🤣
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    $CommBank (CBA.AU)$ Today, the wind of market sentiment shifted once more, favoring the Banks over the miners, a pattern that seems to repeat itself with some frequency. This got me thinking about how such fluctuations are not unique to the financial markets but also impact businesses' operational strategies.
    For instance, the idea of replacing client service staff with AI bots poses a significant risk, in my opinion. Personally, I dread interacting with automated systems when contacting my bank...
    $CommBank (CBA.AU)$
    "Hold on a 3.43% yield!"
    The money has already been made on this stock. The only way to make money from now on is to wait for a further correction where the yield is better & then hope the price rises back over $140 & then sell. At least if you buy with a better yield, you will get a reasonable return while you are waiting for the price to eventually rise otherwise it is dead money.
    It is quite likely the CBA share price will eventually start to rise in a B wave, catching many...
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    can it be worth much more than $100
    with a 4% return on $4 a year div at $100
    can it be worth much more
    are people happy with a lower % return at prices higher than $100
    would some
    sort of share buy back buy cba be on the cards?
    how does the shareholder benefit from here forward? hold and collect? $CommBank (CBA.AU)$
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    Mmm been a while since I've been on the $CommBank (CBA.AU)$ threads.
    This money making machine just keeps on performing for me.
    What happened to the kook-box alarmists about:
    - The housing market is a bubble, CBA too exposed
    - The Royal commission will make it too hard for CBA
    - ASTRAC going to fine CBA a zillion dollars for facilitating money laundering by international criminal gangs
    Guess what, all of the above points have been huge positives for CBA!
    - Housing market exposure has generated hu...

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