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  • First Post: Nov 25, 2014 6:35am Nov 25, 2014 6:35am
  •  Kurbz
  • | Joined May 2014 | Status: Member | 32 Posts
Hi folks,
Hope to find everyone well.

I am starting this thread due to my perceived lack of discussion on GBPNZD and how people trade it.
Simply, I wish ask that you share your systems regarding this pair specifically.

Myself, I trade traditional simple methods with trend (HH/LL/S.R) usually from the 5 or 15m (given i'm a intra day trader).

Mechanically, one indicator i'm growing fond of on the 5/15m is a QQE Histo.
Throw them in the same window overlayed so you can easily see the histo but also see the QQE graph.
Settings on both that i prefer are: 20,3,1 for scalps. and 44,44,1 for longer scalps (can also use this to filter your smaller QQE scalps).
(additionally an MA can be used to filter trades)

Anyways, i'm looking forward to reading about your systems and techniques.
Let share and learn on this wicked pair.

Rgds,
K.
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  • Nov 29, 2014 12:08pm Nov 29, 2014 12:08pm
  •  Panco
  • | Commercial Member | Joined Jul 2014 | 404 Posts
I will be very honest. I do not use a different strategy for GBPNZD, why should I? The stops may be larger, take profits may be bigger but other than that I do not see anything unusual about it. What is important is the spread. Some brokers literally rip you off (I have seen brokers asking for 20 pips) while some are fairly honest (5 pips). Relating specifically to NZD, the RBNZ have recently intervened in the market and I am uncertain if we saw the end of it yet.
"The Market is Not Evil, it Simply Separates Dumb People From Their Money."
 
 
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  • Last Post: Nov 29, 2014 12:22pm Nov 29, 2014 12:22pm
  •  LizardGizzard
  • Joined Jan 2005 | Status: Grizzled Member | 847 Posts
Agree with Panco. IMO, there is no reason to trade any pair differently than any other, other than adjusting your position sizing due to the range.
There's always money in the banana stand.
 
 
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