When trading cross-rates, the best method to use is grid trading because usually, quotes who have moved so much without rebounding, pull back strongly.
One of the most promising cross-rates is the NZD / CAD pair, which, to date, has moved 11,000 pips since the beginning of the year:
As we can see in the chart, the pair has the classic pattern for cross-rates: after passing 10,000 pips five times, the quote will undergo deep corrections, up to a complete reversal. This scenario is very profitable.
In this situation, sell limit orders should be set up (by 500-1,000 pips), starting from the current price to higher.
If the first transaction moves the quote by 1,000 pips, take profit.
Of course, traders still need to monitor and control the risks to avoid losing profit. Trading is very precarious, but also very profitable if right approaches were used.
Good luck!
