Chart Update, page-607

Hello and a happy weekend to everyone,  with special thanks to those who rallied to ‘Feel Good Friday’.
Yes, even the economy is set to pick up.
(11.3% rise in expected spending this financial year;
“Importantly, investment intensions were stronger than expected.
Businesses revised spending intentions for the 2018/19 financial year to $114 billion, up from the previous estimate of $102 billion.
It is the biggest upgrade in spending intentions in almost two decades.”
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-29/business-investment-slips-but-prospects-improve/10566930
https://www.financialstandard.com.au/news/the-angel-in-the-capex-details-129994264)


Here November 2018 was post marked with an extravagant grande finale by ost-market  dealers  exchanging  5,859,240 shares.
Price per share: $1.825.
Total volume: 8,408,507.
For the record; that’s the highest since March 16, 2018 when the price opened at $1.65 and  closed at $1.605 . There were 14,039,460  shares sold including around nine million after market.





On that occasion the volume preceded a ‘killing frost’ and quite a long farewell to previous greatness. (Down to a closing  low of  $1.18)


Bard nowadays, technically NRW is in a different position.
Fundamentally also .
Predictively the forecast by NRW  Chairman, Michael Arnett, is  2019 will be ‘a cracker year’ ...


So things are just ducky in  the season to be jolly and yes,  it is time to start putting up the Christmas decorations