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NZD/CHF - 100 Pips+ DropNZD/CHF has broken under the 50 ema on the 4H chart. As long as the 50 EMA holds as resistance, the push further below is active. Wait for the close of the candle on the 8H chart. No trade has been opened yet. This is only an idea and expectation of what can happen. Therefore, we must wait until we have a good signal and confirmation. That would be to open your position on Sunday EST time or Monday as it confirms its direction. Trade safe.
Short
by MoolahMaker
NZD/CHF - Day Trade - Quick 35 PipsNZD/CHF is currently in a strong bearish momentum and is looking for a break further below. As we can see from the candlesticks on the 4H chart and 1H chart, it hasn't been able to find support. As it breaks the current price consolidation area, we can see it go down 35 more pips. This is a quick day trade. Risk no more than 1-2% and wait for enough confirmation. The move is canceled if a candle on the 4H closes higher than the last 2 candlesticks. Trade safe.
Short
by MoolahMaker
Short NZDCHF Longterm based on 4H + 1D Charts + FundamentalsStrong downtrend since the start of 2017, making lower highs. Price is locked into a strong downward channel based on the 4H chart Hidden divergence on the close of the 4H candle at 18:00 on 31st May shows the strong continuation of downward momentum. We see a possible Bearish Head & Shoulders pattern forming on the 4H chart. Fundamentals: The RBNZ disappointed some investors last month by remaining relatively dovish on interest rates despite some stronger local data. New Zealand’s interest rates are at record lows, and the central bank has suggested that monetary policy will remain accommodative for a considerable time based largely on the uncertain global picture. The Kiwi currency is still expected to remain weak with no interest rate hikes expected until early 2019. The Swiss Franc (CHF), a noted safe-haven currency, continues to get stronger. Rising geopolitical tensions between the US and Russia have seen the Swiss Franc making strong gains, benefitting from an increased demand for safe-haven assets. If the deadlock over the Syrian conflict continues then the Franc could remain on a bullish trend , in spite of the threat of market intervention from the Swiss National Bank (SNB). A 3.9 percent jump in exports in the three months through March helped push economic growth to 0.3 percent. While that fell short of the 0.5 percent forecast in a Bloomberg survey, it’s still the strongest performance in three quarters. I will look to short the NZDCHF with my stop loss at the conservative 0.70142 rate. 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 with my analysis.
Short
by AEFX786
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NZDCHF: A Work in Progress Bullish Pattern ConstructionI believe that successful trading strategies rely heavily upon identifying consolidation zones. Consolidation zones provide us the right direction of the market. Consolidation happens when a market move sharply upside or downside. Later, a trader can use these consolidation zones to identify patterns, whether it be a continuation or reversal. It requires attention and care. Rather than turning out to be a factory of producing signals, it is better to sit down and look for a setup. Setups are important because we are planning a trade and execute them on time. If you fail to plan a setup, then you are planning to fail. Another advantage of trade setup is that we know where to get out and the right time to go in. Know the market. Study the price movements and make your trades. My charts use price movements, patterns, structures and indicators such as moving averages and oscillators. Trading intelligence is combining multiple knowledge to produce a favorable trade setup and plans.
Long
by Dinkan