Bearish Day Analysis · Open — Low Statistics

AUD/NZD Bearish
Downside Range

Comprehensive analysis of how far AUD/NZD trades below the daily open on bearish sessions. Based on 2,644 bearish days spanning 24 years of price history.

Updated 8 Apr 2026 n = 2,644 24yr dataset
Sample
2,644
Bearish days analysed
Peak Zone
14.07%
500–600 pip range · most common
Avg Range
579.2
Average open → low pips
Cumulative
88.6%
Lows exceed 300 pips from open
Raw Data

Open–Low Range Distribution

Range (Pips)Days% of TotalDistributionRolling %

Rolling % = cumulative probability of reaching at least that pip bucket on a bearish day (open → low).

Probability Curve

Cumulative Distribution (Open → Low)

61.1% of bearish days: low within 500–1000 pips
Only 1.32% stay within 100 pips — strong downside momentum
Frequency Chart

Range Distribution Histogram

2,644 bearish sessions

500–600 pip range leads at 14.07% — prime downside target zone for profit taking and trailing stops.

Observations

Key Trading Insights

High-Confidence Zone

300–600 Pips Core Target

Over 40% of bearish days see lows 300–600 pips below open — primary profit region.

Immediate Downside Rare

Only 1.32% Within 100 Pips

Pair tends to move decisively — weak bearish days are statistically rare.

Extended Moves Common

10%+ Beyond 1000 Pips

If downside accelerates, 1 in 10 days extends past 1000 pips — let runners breathe.

Average Movement ~580 Pips

High-Probability Min Target

Expect at least 450–650 pips on high-confidence setups before scaling.

Strategy Framework

Trading Low Target Application (Open → Low)

Understanding typical downside range helps set realistic profit targets and trailing stops for bearish AUD/NZD setups.

Avoid Aggressive Targets

Below 300 pips

86%+ of bearish days exceed 300 pips — set realistic minimum move expectations.

Primary Take-Profit

450–650 pips

Highest density 300–600 pip cluster, ideal for partial profit taking.

Trail Stops Beyond 700 Pips

Lock in profits

>10% chance of low past 1000 pips — trail stops to capture extended momentum.

Disclaimer: Past performance does not guarantee future results. Combine with technical/fundamental analysis. AUD/NZD correlation: RBA–RBNZ divergence, commodity sensitivity.
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