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EURNZD
EURNZD May fall 11 - 17 pips
Bearish Closed

2024-03-29 12:40:00

A Price Action Channel Up pattern formation on the 5 Min time frame chart supports EURNZD Bearish bias. A break of 1.80320 will support the fall towards the target of 1.80215 the break of 1.80215 would push the price to 1.80145.

SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE LEVELS
  • Pivot Point 1.8091
  • Support S1: 1.8085, S2: 1.8081 , S3: 1.8075
  • Resistance R1: 1.8095 , R2: 1.8101 , R3: 1.8105
  • Age 276 Bars
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Channel Up

The channel up patterns are short-term bullish in that a price moves higher within an ascending channel, but these patterns often form within longer-term downtrends as continuation patterns. An upside break is bullish, while a downside break is bearish