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23.08.201708:21 Forex Analysis & Reviews: Elliott wave analysis of EUR/NZD for August 23, 2017

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Exchange Rates 23.08.2017 analysis

Wave summary:

EUR/NZD continues to work its way higher as expected. The break above resistance at 1.6236 indicates upside acceleration towards 1.6969. On the way, higher minor resistance will be seen at 1.6348 and again at 1.6636, but they should only prove to be temporary resistance on the way higher to 1.6969.

The former resistance at 1.6236 will now act as support, with back-up support seen just below at 1.6210.

R3: 1.6636

R2: 1.6464

R1: 1.6348

Pivot: 1.6236

S1: 1.6210

S2: 1.6144

S3: 1.6102

Trading recommendation:

We are long EUR from 1.6125 and will raise our stop to break-even. If you are not long EUR yet, then buy near 1.6236 and use the same stop at 1.6125.

Torben Melsted
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