Nicemate

EURNZD Monthly, weekly and daily analysis

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FX_IDC:EURNZD   Euro / New Zealand Dollar
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On the monthly timeframe we can clearly see that after an extremely impulsive downward movement, the european currency has progressed with a further downside consolidation, touching the long term minimum of 1.4 in 2015.
Right after that, the cross has abruptly made a very strong upward impulse, followed by a more structured pullback correction, which seems to be close to it's end. From a structure perspective, the couple could be forming a bearish long term harmonic butterfly pattern. Deeper overview on the weekly and daily timeframes, as well as potential setups analysis on smaller timeframes will follow.
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On the weekly timeframe, you can clearly see the pair going through an impulse/correction/impulse movement, with a final destination price of 2.1 in the long term.
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On the daily timeframe, the pair shows a strong divergence with a notable shift in purchase volumes throughout subsequent minimums.
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Still on the daily timeframe, we can see the corrective structure coming to an end. It is not a question of if, but a question of when. It is probably going to make a sudden impulse upward somewhere between the 0.786 and the 0.886 Fib, or possibly retest the previous low. Either way, this represents a buying opportunity for us. Setup updates on smaller timeframes will hopefully follow.
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The pair seems to have formed a bullish H&S pattern on smaller timeframes (60min chart). Pattern is not confirmed, will only be confirmed when price breaks the neckline. However, the time is mature for a big upward movement, as all the conditions are there. If you have not entered "at" the market, wait for a pullback or flag after the price has broken the neckline. Stop loss below head and target price in the 1.489 area.
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The big question on the EURNZD pair is: what is the timing of it all ?
Here you can see a potential development on the daily timeframe. Given the humongous amount of time the correction took to go from the 0.618 to the 0.786 Fib, chances it could be still a few months for it to leave. Because there is no crystal ball for this, a strategy could be to place a buy order at 1.45 (0.886 Fib) with a Stop Loss at 1.384 and a final target at 1.9, with a R/R of 1/6.4.

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