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NZDCAD - Long Trading Idea on the 4h Charts.

Long
FX:NZDCAD   New Zealand Dollar/Canadian Dollar
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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