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This thread discusses the Content article: NZD/USD: Head and Shoulders Top? I have been in the AUDNZD long trade for a long time now and it's beautiful trend. Looks like it has some more legs to go. So if you don't want to be hassled with on again, off again USD, it's a nice option.

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I concur with kausti on the aussie kiwi trade. The pair should break 1.30 in no time and keep heading higher. I've started playing these less volatile relative strength pairs (eur/gbp, aud/nzd) because the whippiness in the dollar is driving me crazy.

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It gives me goose bumps to hear you guys talking like this. I love that you're moving to longer-term, stable, won't-blow-up-your-account strategies instead of trying to day trade faster during these volatile times. Strong work.

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