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Timeframe suggestion: start from weekly or daily to get a feel for where you are and the direction of the trend. then move to 4hr to get more data from the candles and look for any patterns and supply/demand zones, maybe also 1h to see structure more clearly in some cases. Then personally enter on 30 minute and mark up support/resistance zones on monthly, weekly and daily charts #tradingskill#

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The greenback has been reacting in a positive way to upbeat macroeconomic data releases from the US, suggesing that better-than-expected PMI reading could further weigh on NZD/USD.
while me Use Multi Time Frame Analysis [ Month, Day, 1 H, 15 mins ] or [ Week, 4H, 30 mins, 5 mins ]

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