Overall, NZD/USD is trending downwards. Recently, NZD/USD moved into the resistance zone of 0.65500. Currently, NZD/USD is testing the resistance zone of 0.65500 and the next support zone is at 0.63800. Look for selling opportunities of NZD/USD if it rejects the resistance zone of 0.65500.
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Good Day Everyone Here's my idea on the NZDUSD pair that has been trading in a descending channel hitting HL & LL respecting structure, the pair was just rejected at the base of structure currently rallying up with the bulls respecting the channel looking for a continuation of this move with the bulls. the pair is currently trading in a ascending triangle on the...
Not much movement here but still... the sell is still open and we continue to hold! What is our strategy? Our strategy is a trend following strategy - that is coded in pine script to use with the trading view platform - the entries are shown automatically! NOTHING is done manually, it can be used on any instrument and time frame. However, we have hard coded...
I'm still looking for sell. It's just my analysis for DXY and also you can see the ideas.
DISCLAIMER: My analysis is just a trading idea! As a trader you should consider your own risk:reward ratio and do proper lot sizing according to your margin and leverage level. Good Luck!
DISCLAIMER: My analysis is just a trading idea! As a trader you should consider your own risk:reward ratio and do proper lot sizing according to your margin and leverage level. Good Luck!
This may or may not play out. I'm trying to implement what I've been learning from watching ICT's OTE Pattern Recognition series. We'll see how it goes. I already broke the first rule by not following this pair consistently. You'd be waiting until the NY session to enter into this trade, and only if it hits our entry point. The stop loss is super tight, but you...
This pair is extremely 'over extended' as many would say but does that really exist in the current market conditions we have. I personally see a bullish continuation to the desired target level, lets see how this one plays out. According to COT Data source - 86% are short
For a few days now, NzdUsd is consolidating in a tight range, just above important technical and phycological 0.65 support. Last week we have a fail above 0.66 which give me a reason to be very bearish this pair. Sell rallies is my strategy for this pair and 0.64 is my target for short trades
Last time price has been in a bearish channel but now I think the market is done correcting itself. Price has just touched my buy limit, I'm predicting a new high to be made. The London session has grabbed the equity from yesterday's sellers making a new high. Since price touched my institutional line supported by the weekly chart I'm now expecting the price to be...
Overall, NZD/USD is trending downwards. Recently, NZD/USD bounced off the resistance zone of 0.65500. Currently, NZD/USD is moving towards the resistance zone of 0.65500 and the next support zone is at 0.63800. Look for selling opportunities of NZD/USD if it bounces off the resistance zone of 0.65500.
Short-term profit target : Demand zone
Weekly trend line break Daily/Weekly horizontal Support BRN 0.650
Welcome to our weekly trade setup ( NZDUSD )! - 1 HOUR Bearish market looks like it took an end. 4 HOUR Expecting a direction change and price closed above main sr. DAILY Good long entries right now. - FOREX SWING BUY NZDUSD ENTRY LEVEL @ 0.65510 SL @ 0.64970 TP @ 0.66320 Max Risk. 0.5% - 1%! (Remember to add a few pips to all levels - different...
The counter is currently is a descending channel pattern. It hit the lower parallel and bounced off with an ascending channel pattern. Hence, we expect the pair to trade with positive bias in the short-term.