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New Zealand Dollar / U.S. Dollar
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$NZDUSD: Tight stop, big target...

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I think the Kiwi offers a tremendous reward to risk ratio on the short side here. The situation with persistent inflation and rising energy prices is certainly a headwind for the economy, combined with Powell's increased determination as per his last speech at Jackson Hole, has helped bears gain ground here, triggering both a daily and a weekly down trend simultaneously. The invalidation for this signal is a move back above the 0.6255 mark, in which case a short squeeze would happen. Currently, the chart signal points to a decline towards 0.5762 by October 21st, the latest.
Overall, good setup in the currency market to add to a more holistic trading portfolio (like mine). Any market that adds uncorrelated returns, is a good use of leverage/cash.

Best of luck,

Ivan Labrie.
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Here's the monthly trend in NZDUSD as a bonus: snapshot
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Trade closed manually
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I'm not in this one anymore, banked in profit and didn't reshort but it flashed a signal in the daily today.
Trade closed: target reached
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Daily trend now up: snapshot
Could be a substantial reversal...
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It was a reversal...trend is now up.
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