EUR/NZD has had a pretty significant drop recently on the larger time frames, dropping over 1,700 pips from 1.73600. It created equal highs before dropping and has had a recent bounce from the 1.56500 level. Which is an important level because if you were to go to the weekly timeframe, you can see how that bounce appeared to just be price mitigating from a previous candle at that level.
As price has started going up on the smaller timeframes, it started making HH's and HL's, and now a pool of liquidity has been created on both sides. I have also used the fibonacci tool to mark the area of the beginning of that last major HL to the HH, and the candle of interest marks up perfectly with the 0.88 level, this is the ideal entry area.
The expectation is for price to come down to take the equal lows and trigger the entry candle, before making its way up. And the aim is to ride price into the area of equal highs at the 1.62200 at least.
If the Euro continues with this bullish trajectory, we could possibly even see price head up into the area of equal highs on the bigger timeframes, leading to a potential 1,500+ pip move. But the likelihood of that happening within this same trade setup without hitting stop loss first is quite slim.
As price has started going up on the smaller timeframes, it started making HH's and HL's, and now a pool of liquidity has been created on both sides. I have also used the fibonacci tool to mark the area of the beginning of that last major HL to the HH, and the candle of interest marks up perfectly with the 0.88 level, this is the ideal entry area.
The expectation is for price to come down to take the equal lows and trigger the entry candle, before making its way up. And the aim is to ride price into the area of equal highs at the 1.62200 at least.
If the Euro continues with this bullish trajectory, we could possibly even see price head up into the area of equal highs on the bigger timeframes, leading to a potential 1,500+ pip move. But the likelihood of that happening within this same trade setup without hitting stop loss first is quite slim.