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Update on the NZD/JPY Breakout Trade
By Sean Hyman | March 13, 2009
Back on March 11th, I gave a trade idea. You can see the link here: http://www.forextradingblog.com/what-is-going-on-in-the-market/two-long-term-potential-breakouts-about-to-happen/ that showed the NZD/JPY was likely to breakout soon. Well, that was back at 49.63. Now we are at 51.47 (up close to 200 pips) with more to go. Next target is 55 to 60 which we should see in the upcoming days to weeks. So get ready for more “kiwi” upside overall. Yes, there will be pull backs along the way, but overall we should be heading upward to these targets mentioned above.
Also, EUR/JPY is up about 130 pips from the chart snap shot in that article as well.
The initial thoughts for these trades were the recent diving fundamentals in
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March 15th, 2009 at 10:26 am
thanks,for the information mr Sean Hyman.
March 15th, 2009 at 10:20 pm
You are welcome. Glad you are finding all of this to be helpful.