Nzd/Chf

[adnanmustafa]

Hi
freinds forex users a new news for all users. forex main earning k lye bhot zyda tacniq chaye es k bgir ap kamyab nhi .
es ly ap forex py phly koch sikhin phr trading krin .i advise all users in this days trind gold buy .

[Zeeshan420]

Today Market trend:sell

Current price aur previous price market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

Resistance and Support points bhi market ke down hony ka ishara de rahe hain

Isliye hum ko sell main trade laga deni chahiye

[jann]

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[Iqlevel]

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[shamim123]

Nzd/Chf > BEARISH

PIVOT POINT > 0.6281

S1 > 0.6267

S2 > 0.6259

S3 > 0.6245

R1 > 0.6295

R2 > 0.6304

R3 > 0.6318

[Qasimbhayo786]

Pivot, Resistance Levels and Support Levels for NZD / CHF

For Stop Loss and Trading Targets
Calculation For Trading:
Resistance Level (R3): 0.633
Resistance Level (R2): 0.632
Resistance Level (R1): 0.630
Pivot Point: 0.629
Support Level (S1): 0.627
Support Level (S2): 0.625
Support Level (S3): 0.624

[Naeem88]

I anticipate this pair NZD CHF have bullish course
.
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.

time allotment that is considered while making backing and opposition levels – Day by day and Week by week time allotment, think about the day by day monetary news before taking the exchange.

[jellybelly2017]

NZD/CHF trend is Sell


1 Resistance 0.6357
2 Resistance 0.6358
3 Resistance 0.6343


1 Supporting 0.6332
2 Supporting 0.6345
3 Supporting 0.6340

[ForexAA]

My dear sir nzdchf
Current price very is potential to fly again. this pair price already touched daily resistance level 1 and above trend line. Now the price try to move Upward. I think the price may touch daily pivot point frokhat ki satah par hai . so you can take Buy position today. pivot point will be first target . after that price maybe can go to first resistance . stop loss area around support 1 level

Recomend Today Bullish Trend 85%

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