NZD/CHF chart on Trading View used for analysis
- NZD/CHF is trading 0.55% higher on the day at 0.6818 at the time of writing.
- After a brief period of consolidation the pair is set to resume upside.
- Price action holds above 200-DMA support and is above daily cloud and major moving averages.
- Momentum studies are bullish and we see scope for test of 0.6955 (Mar 12 highs).
- That said, we evidence bearish divergence on stochs which keeps downside risks.
- 5-DMA is immediate support at 0.6792 and we see bullish invalidation only on break below 200-DMA.
Support levels - 0.6792 (5-DMA), 0.6744 (200-DMA)
Resistance levels - 0.6817 (61.8% Fib), 0.69, 0.6955 (Mar 12 highs)
Call update: Our previous call (https://www.econotimes.com/FxWirePro-NZD-CHF-Trade-Idea-1454105) has hit all targets.
Recommendation: Good to go long on break above 61.8% Fib (0.6817), SL: 0.6740, TP: 0.69/ 0.6955
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