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Weekly trade results: GBP/NZD, GBP/CHF, CHF/JPY, USD/CHF

GBP/NZD Weekly Trade As Posted

Long 1.9090 and 1.9067 to target 1.9353

lows 1.9113, off 23 pips Highs 1.9320

trade from 1.9113 Ran +207 pips

GBP/CHF

Long 1.1749 and 1.1728 to target 1.1899

Lows 1.1759, Highs 1.1920

Trade ran from 1.1759 to target +140 pips

GBP/CHF

2nd  leg

Short 1.1899 to target 1.1791

Highs 1.1936, Lows 1.1809

Trade Runs from  1.1899 +90 pips

2 GBP/CHF trades +238 Pips

GBP/NZD +207

3 trades total +445 pips

CHF/JPY

Short 114.21 and 114.21 to target 113.27.

Monday 114.36 Highs, Lows 113.86

113.27 remains target

USD/CHF

Long 0.9367 and 0.9354 to target 0.9485.

Tuesday  0.9367 to 0.9391

 0.9482 remains target.

Neither USD/CHF nor CHF/JPY are actively traded pairs due to dead range movements. The week is young with 3 trade days remain until Friday.

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