With the 2008 low of 44.12 a very distant past, we have to wonder how long it will take to go back to the 86 and maybe even the 97.60 highs...
NZD/JPY WEEKLY:
You can see the corrective mess this pair traded in for over 3.5 years before the impressive run up to 86.00. Since then however momentum has been lost but we are trading within a clear bullish channel.
At the 86 top we did then have an aggressive sell-off down to 74.40 but in the grand scheme of things this is not really such a big deal (as it didn't even retrace 38.2%).
Even though price seems to have lost momentum you can also see 80.50 is a pivotal area which may well add support if the lower trendline does not.
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NZDJPY DAILY:
It is this chart that really grabs my attention and suggests we may well see a retest of the 87.00 highs. It shows the double bottom which has also respected the 80.50 support line and the projected target is conveniently our 87.00 resistance level.
The breakout line of this pattern will not be easy to define, so I would suggest if we see a break of the 84.11 swing high we can assume the pattern has been confirmed and look to trade it up to 87.00.
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