Chart of the Day – NZDUSD – (November 4th 2019)
Kiwi has developed an inverted H&S formation where the head is a prior H&S formation indicated previously in our analysis.
Steve’s academic studies include a bachelor degree in Business Administration and one in Finance. Steve has been actively engaged with the world of Finance and the financial markets since 2005. He started his career as an individual trader managing personal and family funds and within a few years progressed to become a consultant and trader for a private fund.
Due to his educational background, Steve uses Macroeconomic theory and the study of fundamentals, to build a top – down, long term view of the markets. Additionally, the tools of trade he uses to analyze their daily movements are comprised of Classical Chart Patterns, Candlestick Patterns, Fibonacci and Elliot Wave Theory.
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Kiwi has developed an inverted H&S formation where the head is a prior H&S formation indicated previously in our analysis.
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