I do not trade daily charts, but based on my one-hour setup, there is no way in the world I would have been looking to possibly short this pair—at least not under current conditions (or as they stood a day ago).
I don’t trade daily charts, but on my lower-timeframe chart setups, similar to what Cristian described, I see GBPUSD as having reached a key level which I call “statistical resistance” (see the right-hand edge of the chart below). However, the “price action reversal” I will need to see to confirm the pair as having adopted a bearish sentiment is a downward hook in the white moving average.
Cristian Moreno's analysis notwithstanding, I think time might have affirmed my thoughts back on January 15, 2019 in that this pair's exchange rate is now up to 0.6869.
Presently I view EURNZD as decidedly bullish. My ultimate resistance level for the pair is up at 1.6964, though I also place less extreme levels at 1.6863 and 1.6766. Currently, for me to even think about selling the pair I would need to see the rate drop down below 1.6657.
I'd be more inclined to be short NZDCHF right now (at 0.6858) and continue to ride the pair south until I actually got a signal to reverse course.