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    From Investor To Scalper – NZDCAD Ahead of Correction?

    NZDCAD Arkadiusz Jozwiak -
    From Investor to Scalper – series of studies created in cooperation with broker BDSwiss, in which we take a financial instrument and the analysis...

    Only Highs and Lows – Buy Signal on EURAUD and EURUSD

    NZDCAD Krzysztof Wiwatowski -
    GBPJPY Strong consolidation is seen in pairs where the base currency is the sterling (GBP). A good example would be GBPJPY, where quotes have set...

    From Investor to Scalper – NZDCAD with Potential To Grow 200 pips

    NZDCAD Arkadiusz Jozwiak -
    From Investor to Scalper is a cycle of analysis in which we take one financial instrument and the analysis includes a detailed look at...

    NZDCAD – a Head and Shoulders formation ? – 17/01/2019

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    NZDCAD 17/01/2019 A pair of commodity currencies - NZDCAD, largely dependent on exports and prices of raw materials such as oil, iron ore, aluminium and...

    Analysis for Beginners: NZDCAD – Correction To Bullish Trend Line

    NZDCAD Krzysztof Wiwatowski -
    NZDCAD on the H4 chart is in a bullish trend, where lows and highs are set on higher levels. In the beginning of this month there...

    NZD/CAD – closer to a two-year trend line – 05/12/18

    NZDCAD Krzysztof Wiwatowski -
    The quotations of the NZD/CAD currency pair since establishing the high, two years ago, is moving in a downward trend, the bottom of which...

    Analysis for Newbies: NZDCAD – Continuation of the Upward Trend

    NZDCAD Krzysztof Wiwatowski -
    NZDCAD has been moving in an uptrend since it came out of the wedge in December 2017. At that time the resistance 0.8880 was...

    When Theory meets Practice – week 50/2019

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    The last full trading week of 2019 on the currency and raw materials market is over. I've analyzed several interesting currency pairs,...

    From Investor to Scalper – NZDCAD Rejects Upper Limit of 35-year Consolidation

    NZDCAD Arkadiusz Jozwiak -
    From an investor to a scalper is a cycle of analysis in which we take one financial instrument each day and the analysis includes...

    NZD/CAD – a bearish divergence heralds declines – 15.07.2020

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    The NZDCAD pair - representing the exchange rate of the New Zealand currency to the Canadian dollar - set last Friday at 0.8950 maximum...
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