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SELL 160.600, SL- 161.700, TGT- 158.00Dear traders,
as EURJPY now breaks its choch and given a block order 161.400 and so
it will go down and i am watching last monday to wednesday in 4 H chart and target
158.00, sell points is 160.600, price may be come at 161.500, today is also a NEWS day
SELL 160.600, SL- 161.700, TGT- 158.00
BUY EURJPY 158.000, SL 157.600, TGT- 161/162BUY EURJPY 158.000, SL 157.600, TGT- 161/162
Dear Traders as I mentioned yesterday buy EURJPY 157.600, and SL 157.200, TGT 159.00/ 162.00
So, price do same as i said now EURJPY there is correction and price will come down at 158.000 and there is a strong support also a support at 158.500, but that support is breakable so wait till 158.00 and when 15 minutes chart gives breakout ema30, 50 than buy
buy EURJPY 157.700, SL 157.100, TGT- 159.00, till Friday 163.000buy EURJPY 157.700, SL 157.100, TGT- 159.00, AND till Friday 163.00
Hello Dear Traders,
Today i have given a very huge points first target pips is 130, second target 530 pips so price of EURJPY now consolidation at some 159.00 and 157.00 and time to now will give the BOS tomorrow morning and price will touch 159.00 and after that price again bounce up and continuously will go up at 163.00
EURJPY NEXT MOVE, STRUCTURE IS WEEK (12-12-2023)Go through the analysis carefully, and do trade accordingly.
please see the chart and do trade accordigly
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Wait (as geopolitical situation are worsening)
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