Monday, April 13, 2015

Possible breakout-pullback pattern on the Kiwi

The breakout-pullback pattern is a chart pattern where the price breaks a support or resistance level and then pulls back to it to continue in the direction of the original breakout. In the 4 hour chart of the NZD/USD, we can see that the price has broken a key support level outlined by the 0.7500 round number and the 200 period exponential moving average (blue line). When can also see that after the breakdown, the price is currently trying to pull back to the same 0.7500 area. This area could become a good resistance zone and we could be presented with a good opportunity to go short if the price visits that area.


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