Long-term review
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Overview:
- Pivot point is seen at the price of 0.7062.
- The NZD/USD pair is moving upwards from the level of 0.7062. Last two days, the pair rose from the level of 0.7062 to a top around 0.7090. Today, the first resistance level is seen at 0.7160 followed by 0.7227, while daily support 1 is seen at 0.7062. According to the previous events, the NZD/USD pair is still moving between the levels of 0.7050 and 0.7160. Furthermore, if the trend is able to break out through the first resistance level at 0.7160, we should see the pair climbing towards the double top (0.7227) to test it. Therefore, buy above the level of 0.7100 with the first target at 0.7160 in order to test the daily resistance 1 and further to 0.7227. Also, it might be noted that the level of 0.7227 is a good place to take profit because it will form a new double top on the H4 chart. On the other hand, in case a reversal takes place and the NZD/USD pair breaks through the support level of 0.7062, a further decline to 0.6978 can occur which would indicate a bearish market. On the whole, we still look for a strong bullish market as lon as the trend is still set above the spot of 0.7062.
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