Yesterday I
posted an analysis about the candlesticks that had formed on the four-hour time-frame
of EUR/NZD and the impending move to the downside that I expected. The drop
that followed was almost a textbook example of such a pattern. The question is,
what will follow next? After the pair dropped – and then bounced off from the
support at 1.5565 – it formed a doji candlestick above that support, which was
a signal of market indecision and sometimes can be taken as a reversal pattern.
More importantly, yesterday the pair also formed a very clear shooting star
candlestick on the daily time-frame, and that one is a clear signal for a new
move the downside. Obviously the signals on the four-hour time-frame and the
daily time-frame are contradictory, and as usual I would trust the one that
formed on the longer time-frame, i.e. the daily one. If that signal is valid
and the pair breaks below the support at 1.5565 we will likely see a further
drop towards 1.5500 or even 1.5450.
Very detailed assessment, I'll keep it in mind.
ReplyDeleteIt could have found some support at 1.5120.
ReplyDeleteHelpful observation!
ReplyDeleteGreat analysis1
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