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AUDCHF-Harmonic Pattern at Key Resistance Hints Bearish Reversal

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FX:AUDCHF   Australian Dollar / Swiss Franc
AUD/CHF is exhibiting a harmonic pattern, suggesting a potential reversal point. This bearish signal gains significant weight as Point D of the pattern, also known as the Potential Reversal Zone (PRZ), coincides with a key resistance level. This confluence of technical indicators strengthens the possibility of a bearish breakout.

Key Levels:
Point D (PRZ): 0.60840 - This is the critical level where the harmonic pattern suggests a potential trend reversal.
Key Resistance: 0.60840 (coincides with Point D) - Price encountering resistance at this level reinforces the bearish bias.

Trading Strategy:
Based on the harmonic pattern and resistance confluence, a short position on AUD/CHF appears attractive.

Entry: Short entry can be initiated at the break below 0.60840, which confirms the bearish breakout from the pattern and resistance zone.

Stop Loss (SL): A stop loss can be placed above the recent swing high or just above the broken support level (0.61002) to limit potential losses in case of a false breakout.

Take Profit (TP):
Three potential take profit levels are identified:
TP-1: 0.60690
TP-2: 0.60534
TP-3: 0.60378


Risk Management:
Always prioritize risk management. The chosen stop loss should limit potential downside, while take profit targets should align with your risk-reward ratio. Consider taking partial profits at TP-1 and TP-2 to secure some gains while leaving a trailing stop loss to capture further downside if the move continues.

Disclaimer:

This analysis is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as investment advice. Conduct your own research and due diligence before making any trading decisions.
Trade closed: target reached:
TP1, TP-2 & Tp-3 Reached...

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