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USDJPY - SHORTPrice already in my area of value, just waiting for the market to tell me to get in on a short. 73.82% of traders holding short positions (short-to-long ratio of 2.82 to 1 (They raised their position compared to yesterday) Here, I have another juicy setup on this USDJPY, it is not too late to take an entry now, an entry for a short. I opted to enter for short on this pair. Stop-loss orders have their place, and I trusted my eyes more than my heart. Short Bias for the upcoming week. - --------------- **First Scenario - Short:** First Target: $155.00 Second Target: $153.50 Entry: $156.95 Stoploss: $157.30 **Second Scenario - Long:** Initial Target: $159.5 Entry: $157.20 Stoploss: $156.75 - --------------- Take into consideration: Psychological Resistance at $160 Psychological Support at $152 - --------------- NFA DYOR - --------------- Good Luck! ⚠️ Caution: Just because I've set my buy and sell position Settings or drawn direction lines on my chart doesn't indicate I've opened a position or am obsessed with a particular bias. This is only a forecast; I don't trade when the price reaches my level; I have rules of engagement. Perhaps the most crucial element is 🆘RISK MANAGEMENT🆘.
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by irfanp056
The BoJ could intervene again at ANYTIMELast Thursday was an incredibly volatile trading session for the USD/JPY . This volatility was largely caused by the Bank of Japan's (BoJ) intervention in the currency markets to defend its depreciating currency, the Japanese Yen. Last week’s move was the first time since 1998 that the BoJ had intervened. There are some parallels between 1998’s intervention and 2022’s. For one, the price level in 1998 was cracking 146.00 when the BoJ stepped in. Before last week’s intervention, the pair was trying to sustain a break above the 145.00 key resistance, almost reaching the 146.00 price level. Where the most recent intervention might diverge is the sustainability of the pair’s downside potential. While last week’s intervention did cause a huge fall in the USD/JPY from 145.90 to 140.35 in one session, it has since found its way back to ~144.00 over the ensuing days. This is because the BoJ’s temporary currency intervention is no match for its unwavering commitment to ultra-low interest rates. Bear in mind that the BoJ may jump back into the currency market at any time to help the yen, and as we have seen, 145.00 is a critical level for the BoJ. Currently, the price for the USDJPY is back on track towards the upside. However, the price is currently contenting with 145.00, a monthly key psychological resistance and an RSI in the 60s. On the other hand, the daily timeframe has a minor candle closure above the 144.50 daily resistance. This closure might indicate a possible continuation of the upside. The current daily candle, however, should have a strong bullish candle close to support this idea. The current candle closing below 144.50 might indicate a consolidation between 144.50 and 142.00 and needs to make an empathic break before we see price make a sustained move in either direction.
by BlackBull_Markets