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    Quote Originally Posted by dumbass View Post
    i hope mr hardman has moved his kiwi dollars over to aus

    chart entering an accelerated phase of kiwi weakness against aussie

    minimum target 121 but most likely going higher and probably quite quickly

    750 pips if anybody had the patience

    had a few nibbles on the way up

    one of the best trending crosses

    seems by the nature of the carry trades when one of these currencies is in vogue the other ones heading for the dog box

    1200 pips in a couple of months with no sign of abating

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    maybe top in on aussie against kiwi , text book butterfly

    5 waves down on shorter time frame

    looking for a correction to enter short

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    looking like retracement may be close to starting

    if this count is correct 5 th wave has extended which is often fully retraced

    might have a nibble on way up

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    a chart for the good Dr

    entered on trend line break at 12260 sl 12140 +80 pips

    5 waves down is an indication trend for aud nzd is down but have taken opportunity

    to trade retracement ,target set at 4th wave area and 61.8 retracement.

    you have missed entry to go long now, however price may return and test upper channel

    boundary which may provide good entry.

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    I am thinking of shorting NZD against the AUD at around 81.5. Whats your view DA?
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    its been in a consolidation phase for a couple of weeks now between 81 and 82

    why not wait for a breakout , my feeling is it will break to downside.

    or if you are sure you want to enter short, try to position a short at top of channel eg 82

    and stop loss just above channel


    good luck

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    NZD have recently rallied against the AUD. I am thinking that NZD may weaken coming towards and into the sept 11 rates cut announcement.
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    logically one would expect a pull back. after such a sharp move up to 82c

    AUD/USD fall has been too hard...

    I'd expect the RBNZ to be pretty bearish on the NZ economy and signal more rate cuts on the way.

    RBA GDP data today will be key for setting the move in the next week , follow that up with another rate cut on the kiwi and we may be heading back to retest 77.50

    break above 82.40 would veto all of the above.
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    My feeling is a few more storm clouds on the nzd outlook than aud,

    both economies weakening but nz probably a little softer which should mean aus will

    strengthen.

    if you time it well should be a profitable trade.

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    Thumbs up

    Thanks for the advice guys.

    This is my first venture into FX.
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