Nzdcadlong
NZDCAD - Long Trading Idea on the 4h Charts.Introduction :
This is mostly an update on a trading idea we published a couple of weeks ago.
As it's clear on the 4h chart, FX:NZDCAD has been comfortably ranging between 0.89000 to 0.93000 since mid November of 2018. Although it is a minor pair, meaning its moves are fundamentally based on each currency's performance across the whole forex markets (particularly against the US dollar), an in-depth market analysis suggests that this range might continue for a while, since volume is still low.
As we previously suggested in the last trading idea, it would continue down from the price level we found ourselves in. It did, creating a narrow downwards channel (dotted trendlines) that, even though suggested a continuation pattern, bounced comfortably from the support and broke the channel. Following a couple of NZD bearish news cycles and a market-perceived Hawkish FOMC meeting, it retested the channel from the other side, was rejected and is now in a thin range on the 4h charts.
As there is still no sight of a strong trend forming on either NZD or CAD to make us believe this ranging condition is changing anytime soon, a long trade here represents the best risk-reward ratio for us to take.
How to Proceed :
Our team has already opened a long position on this level, with another pending long order on the support level, at 0.88800.
Take Profit :
Our take profit targets are 0.91200 and 0.92250, both presented on the charts as resistances. They can be dynamically changed, i.e., according to live price action, should circumstances alter.
Stop-loss (Invalidation of Analysis) :
Our stop-losses here are below this ranging structure, in the 0.88600 levels. Remember that price tend to repeat itself over large timeframes and that a too tighten stop-loss, while seemingly more risk-verse and safe, could prevent you from taking profit on the longer term. Adjust position sizes accordingly.
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NZDCAD Buy Setup: H.Support, Divergence and MomentumNZDCAD reached a horizontal support level, near the lowest level of 2019. A strong bullish candle is forming, and a bullish view is also confirmed by a bullish divergence between the price and the MACD.
Furthermore, the pair is forming a bullish wedge pattern with the current fifth having a high probability of breaking above the upper wedge line.
NZDCAD - Long Trading Idea on the 4h ChartIntroduction :
As it's clear on the 4h chart, FX:NZDCAD has been comfortably ranging between 0.89000 to 0.93000 since mid November of 2018. Although it is a minor pair, meaning its moves are fundamentally based on each currency's performance across the whole forex markets (particularly against the US dollar), an in-depth market analysis suggests that this range might continue for a while, since volume is still low.
Bearish NZD reports this week and the pair's instant rejection at the very support horizontal line (as notably visible on the chart) corroborates with this idea. While no breaking news or a strong trend present themselves to alter this condition, this is a good long opportunity for us to profit on.
What we see on the RSI presented below is a regular bullish divergence, meaning that, while price could find a lower low and the indicator shows a higher low, the selling pressure is being exhausted and we could witness a potential change in direction.
How to Proceed :
Our team has already opened a short position on this level, with 3 additional scaling orders from 0.89500 until 0.89000. A hedge short was opened, as it's our usual strategy and it will be closed should price break above this very level, and it has a 25 pips trailing stop-loss attached to it. We might observe some sideways move before definitive action takes place and it should not scare traders into hastingly closing their positions. A double bottom could form on the key support. Adjust accordingly.
Take Profit :
Our take profit targets are 0.91200 and 0.92250, both presented on the charts as resistances. They can be dynamically changed, i.e., according to live price action, should circumstances alter.
Stop-loss (Invalidation of Analysis) :
Our stop-losses here are below this ranging structure, in the 0.88600 levels. Remember that price tend to repeat itself over large timeframes and that a too tighten stop-loss, while seemingly more risk-verse and safe, could prevent you from taking profit on the longer term. Adjust position sizes accordingly.
Please leave your comments below to inspire us to continue our work and don't forget to follow us! Have a great trading session!