Market Analysis

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@godspowerdan - 16 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

NZDCAD WATCHLIST ๐Ÿ“‰

Potential sell area: 0.8068โ€“0.8075

Invalidation area: above 0.8086

First downside objective: 0.8031

Main liquidity objective: 0.8012 weak low

I'm letting price reaction inside the POI determine whether the setup deserves execution.

Yesterday's loss is already irrelevant to today's decision.

That's something I've been working on with my trading.

I don't need to "win the money back" on NZDCAD.

I simply need to wait for another valid setup, define my risk, execute it properly and allow my edge to play out over a series of trades.

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@godspowerdan - 16 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Yesterday's loss is already irrelevant to today's decision.

That's something I've been working on with my trading.

I don't need to "win the money back" on NZDCAD.

I simply need to wait for another valid setup, define my risk, execute it properly and allow my edge to play out over a series of trades.

NZDCAD SELL IDEA

Price is retracing into the same region from which we previously saw bearish delivery.

If supply remains in control, I'm expecting this retracement to eventually roll over.

The interesting part is the weak low around 0.8012.

That's where the liquidity sits, and that's ultimately where I'll be watching for price to deliver.

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@asuquokelvin - 16 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

NZDCAD UPDATE ๐Ÿ“‰

Yesterday I was buying NZDCAD expecting the retracement to continue higher, but price stopped me out.

Today the picture has changed.

Price has retraced back into the 1H supply/POI, and I'm now looking for sells.

Yesterday's loss doesn't determine today's bias. Price does.

Since CAD is weak due to trade tensions between itself and the us , New Zealand dollar was able to recover fast after the sell off, but wait for the double top neck to break which can signal a trend change, because such fast recovery can give a bullish break above that level

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@asuquokelvin - 16 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

That might be true

But I'm sticking to the bearish narrative until proven otherwise

It's okay but do not put your limit yet just wait for the reaction,when the probability increases then you can take it

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@asuquokelvin - 16 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

Price took me out on that sell

The sells you projected in the morning that zone I circled red? Was it spread? Because the high was protected

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@godspowerdan - 15 hours ago

NZDCHF SETUP ๐Ÿ“‰

The 1H structure remains bearish, but price is currently delivering a strong retracement from the weak low.

I'm not chasing the bullish move.

My interest is higher around 0.47605, where I'll be looking for sellers to potentially regain control and continue toward the weak low.

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@godspowerdan - 15 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

NZDCHF SETUP ๐Ÿ“‰

The 1H structure remains bearish, but price is currently delivering a strong retracement from the weak low.

I'm not chasing the bullish move.

My interest is higher around 0.47605, where I'll be looking for sellers to potentially regain control and continue toward the weak low.

NZDCHF has rallied aggressively from the lows, but a strong retracement doesn't automatically mean a bullish reversal.

The broader structure is still showing bearish characteristics.

I'm allowing price to retrace into my POI before looking for another move lower.

Patience over prediction.

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@godspowerdan - 15 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

NZDCHF SELL PLAN ๐Ÿ“Š

Entry: 0.47605

SL: 0.47710

TP: 0.47085

My preferred scenario is for price to complete this retracement into supply before bearish continuation.

No need to sell prematurely.

The weak low around 0.47085 remains an important liquidity objective on NZDCHF.

Price has moved away from it aggressively, but unless the bearish structure changes, I'm still interested in seeing whether price eventually returns to attack that liquidity.

First, I want the retracement into premium.

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@godspowerdan - 15 hours ago
Quoted - godspowerdan

The weak low around 0.47085 remains an important liquidity objective on NZDCHF.

Price has moved away from it aggressively, but unless the bearish structure changes, I'm still interested in seeing whether price eventually returns to attack that liquidity.

First, I want the retracement into premium.

NZDCHF is currently around 0.4748, while my ideal sell location sits closer to 0.4760.

That difference matters.

I don't want to chase price just because I have a bearish bias.

Good direction + bad entry can still equal a bad trade.

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