A quiet news session early on... followed by an active US news session.  After the Preliminary U of M Consumer Sentiment figure was released, the NZD reversed and an entry short is taken.  Price penetrated the Asian session highs, but bounced at the session multi-pivot line.  As price indicated there were buyers there, we exit as price climbs to the Asian session high - for a modest gain.

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Good luck with your trading!

Enjoy your weekend!

Back Tuesday if we find a trade.

Michael  www.privateforexcoaching.com