Nzd/Usd

NZD/USD has been a top performer on the day in holiday thin markets, rallying over 0.5% between a low of 0.6637 and 0.6676 so far. The commodity complex is performing well which is underpinning the bird.

Nzd/Usd

Resistance level
1.Resistance level 0.672
2.Resistance level 0.670
3.Resistance level 0.668

Supporting level
1.Supporting level 0.665
2.Supporting level 0.663
3.Supporting level 0.662

Nzdusd
new zealand dollar / u.s. Dollar
0.67071
usd
+0.00377 (+0.57%)
market open (dec 27 10:49 utc-5)
0.66694
prev
0.66694
open
94.916k
volume
0.66655 — 0.67076
day's range

Time Frame - 4 Hour
Currency pair - NZD/USD
Buy @ - 0.6690
Stop Loss - 0.6631
Take Profit - 0.6754
Risk reward ratio - 1 : 3
The pair may go bullish and possible retracement uptrend. Buy dips sell high.

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Due to the holidays and low liquidity around the world we are strictly taking scalps on the smaller time frames and shooting for small targets. Price broke 1.30 handle and is currently
Waiting for break of support on 1 hr Retest of Support on 1 hour candle or 4 2 consecutive 15 min sell candles Projected Entry EP 1.29395 SL 1.29652 TP1 1.29104 TP2 1.29118 TP3 1.28532

Today market trend:sell

Market exchanging sign rely upon a pointers*

Resistance points and Support points of market goes down

The pointers educate us concerning business sector down so do the exchanging Sell and get an enormous benefit

So could the trading in Sell and get a huge profit

I anticipate this pair NZD USD have bullish course
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the cost is break Obstruction and Pattern Line and it is Flying Up side with having the Long signal from the explanatory SAR.
the market pattern could stay in this position and I expected help opposition levels.

I recommend to take LONG position today.

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