EUR/NZD:
Date: 5 December, 2016
H4 Graph: Short Trend
Price found a bottom and made a correction again and now again stopped its move up, exactly below the 200 EMA. This level is important as it coinsides with Fib 50% correction from the previous move lower. Also there is a horizontal and two types of diagonal resistances right here now. Therefore it is possible that the correction is over and price might continue down. 50 EMA is also below 200 ЕМА.
Price Action: Two equal ticks at a level of strong horizontal and diagonal resistance - Possible signal for short
Technical Indicator:
DEM (14) - In the middle of the range
Alternative scenario: If the price moves higher and moves above the two diagonal resistances and the horizontal as well, this will cancel the bearish view.
Price for Entry short around: 1.5100
SL: 1.5650
Jr. Trader - S. Fuchedzhiev
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