NZD/JPY Descending wedge, Fib level + possible Inverse H + S
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*** "Bearish RSI divergence" should read "Bullish RSI divergence" TECHNICAL:
Reason 1: - Long term Falling wedge, starting 20/11/2017 formed/forming - 3 touches of upper trend line, 4 touches of lower trend line with 2 consecutive rejection/false break candles on the 3rd touch (29/05/2018 + 30/05/2018) - Falling wedge is a bullish reversal pattern, the 2 consecutive rejection candles on the lower trend line indicate to me a possible breakout to the upside soon
Reason 2: - Possible inverse Head and Shoulder pattern formed at the bottom of the falling wedge. - The "head" of the formation touches the 61.8 fib re-tracement of the uptrend from 24/06/2016 to 27/07/2017. - The "head" of the formation also comprised of the two rejection/false break candles
Reason 3: - Price moved into + was rejected from a strong long term Support/Resistance zone. - Price within this zone used to act as resistance, however as of April 2017 this area has reversed, and acted as support every time price has moved into it
Reason 4: - Bullish RSI divergence seen on the Daily chart -Lower lows seen within the falling wedge pattern are printed as higher highs on the RSI
FUNDAMENTALS:
- Ongoing trade dispute between China and US has hit the Asian markets badly including the Japans Nikkei 225, with no sign of an agreement I believe this may continue to provide weakness for the Japanese Yen, subsequently strengthening the New Zealand dollar.
**Mainly going off Technical analysis on this trade, -Appreciate any thoughts, comments. Constructive criticism only please, thanks for reading.
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