NZD/JPY - Daily
Our expectations: Long-term downward trend and price correction to key resistance, giving the opportunity to Sell with stop at 76.15.
Alternative Scenario: If the price goes above the resistance zone and is able to hold on to it, the negative scenario will break and we are more likely to see a kiwi rise against the yen.
Comment: The price is in a resistance zone formed by a major downward diagonal, a horizontal resistance zone and a 38.2% Fibonacci correction of the main trend. In support of Shorts are also the moving average, 50SMA remains below 200SMA - the trend is in effect. DeMarker is in the over-buy zone, pointing down, the probable end of the corrective impulse. Sequential counts the 9th and top arrows, signaling the end of the upward pulse and a likely twist of short-term downward movement. Price Action: The couple started the week in a downward direction, which was filled yesterday. After filling the gaff, the price forms a daily bearish pin bar at levels of resistance that is currently being tested and gives a good positioning position with a short Stop Loss Order. At input from current levels, the risk/return ratio remains 1:3, despite the remote SL.
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