Nikkei Stock Index (Plenty of Potential Upside)

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View On Nikkei Stock Index (17 Feb 2019)

We are seeing possible further upside on Asian Stock Markets especially Nikkei Stock index.
It is indeed priming for a breakout.

The level 21,500 will act as immediate resistant but it shall be broken up sooner or later.

The next strong resistant (TP) region will be 22,250.



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Updated View On Nikkei Stock Index (23 Feb 2019)


Did you follow our analysis? Congrats if you did.

Our immediate level of 21,500 level is hit.

Take some profit and be cautious now as it may due for a swing back but overall it is still under the bull trend overall.


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