NZD/JPY Price Analysis: Bears position for a 1:3 risk-reward setup
- Bearish conditions and synergy throughout the time frames open a high probability setup.
- NZD/JPY bears get set up for a 1:3 risk to reward swing trade.
NZD/JPY is in a bearish environment on the charts and is offering a downside opportunity for a 1:3 risk to reward in a high probability setup.
The following is a top-down analysis which illustrates the bearish environment and where an opportunity has arisen on the 4-hour time frame for a swing trade.
Monthly reverse head and shoulders
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As can be seen, the price is suppressed below a descending trendline. The price is currently trading against it.
While there is potential for a continuation to the upside to the resistance, either way, the end result will be a reverse head and shoulders should either resistance hold and the price meets demand at the support structure prior to heading north again.
Meanwhile, there could be a selling opportunity at this juncture and the lower time frames can be inspected for confirmation of the bearish bias.
Weekly chart, bearish Impulse extension expected
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The weekly chart shows that there has been a correction of the bearish impulse.
After a correction, a bearish extension is expected in wave-3.
The correction has been resisted at trendline resistance.
Daily chart
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The daily chart shows that the price has recently corrected a daily bearish impulse by a 61.8% Fibonacci retracement and has been rejected with force.
The above analysis confirms the monthly bearish bias.
4-hour setup
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The price has already started to break the trendline support from a resistance area and is expected to fill in the downside wick from an hourly perspective.
This will expose the downside below the trendline support on the 4-hour chart and potentially draw in further supply to boost the cross lower and towards the target area.
The setup offers a 1:3 risk to reward ratio:
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The strategy requires the stop loss to be moved to breakeven as soon as there is new resistance structure formed as the price melts towards the target.