This analysis highlights a potential bearish continuation scenario for EURNZD, supported by multiple confluences.
1️⃣ Key Resistance Zone (1.84250–1.84400): The price has repeatedly rejected this significant resistance area (highlighted in red), indicating strong selling pressure. The recent spike above this level failed to sustain, forming a clear bearish rejection.
2️⃣ Trendline Break: The ascending trendline that previously acted as dynamic support has now been broken. This break suggests a shift in market structure from bullish to bearish, as buyers fail to maintain control.
3️⃣ Retest of Broken Support (Now Resistance): The price is currently retesting a crucial demand zone near 1.8400–1.8410 (grey box) that has now flipped into resistance. This zone aligns with the trendline break and adds confluence for a potential continuation to the downside.
4️⃣ Bearish Market Structure: A clear lower-high formation is expected around the 1.8400 region, which would confirm the bearish structure. From there, we anticipate a drop toward the next significant support zone.
5️⃣ Target Areas: The first key downside target is around the 1.83200 region (grey box), which aligns with previous structural lows and acts as a strong demand zone.
📉 Trade Scenario: A rejection from the 1.8410–1.8420 zone could offer a shorting opportunity with targets at 1.83200 and potentially lower if bearish momentum persists. A break above the resistance zone (1.84400) would invalidate this setup and could signal a bullish reversal.
🛠 Confluences Supporting the Bearish Bias:
Resistance rejection. Trendline break and retest. Lower-high formation. Alignment with higher timeframes showing bearish momentum.
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