NZDCHF, H4, I am expecting long after taking liquidity for big pips gains
1: Structure analysis time frame: DAILY 2: Profit target time frame: WEEKLY 3: Trade type: SWING 4: Entry Time Frame: H4 4.1 Entry TF Structure: bearish 4.2 entry move: IMPULSE 5: Support resistance base: WEEKLY FVG AND DAILY OB 6: FIB: TRIGGER EVENT AND CONFIRMAATION 7: candle Pattern: LONG SHADOW WICK KEY REVERSAL 8: Chart Pattern: STRUCTURE BREAK 9: Volume :...
An other Carry Trade that is done for. Nothing but Short Entries here! Hope to get even just a minor rally here and SELL it, hard!
Like the title says. The Weekly; This is probably a long term Long but definitely a SHORT here, for now.
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Looking for another NZD sell. Wait for 1 more touch of the propel box plus a hot of the trend line with a rejection candle stick formation to take this all the way down the the -61.8%. 200 PIP GAIN 6/1 RR
We'll be expecting to short NZDCHF at the previously broken resistance, the pair has more tendency to go downwards...
Hi traders, this is my setup for NZDCHF for the next week. I will open 4 positions with 4 different targets at the fibonacci retracements as sell stop order. And 4 positions as sell limit order for the case that the macro M complete. This is the daily timeframe, so let the trades run as swintrades. Have a creat trading week. Stefan Forex
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I just noticed this beautiful H&S formation on the NZDCHF which completed a few days ago. My stop is at 0.69156 This research is for informational purposes and should not be construed as personal advice. Trading any financial market involves risk. Trading on leverage involves risk of losses greater than deposits. Please comment below and Like if you agree...