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USDJPY grinds within a fortnight-old bullish channelUSDJPY stays mildly bid around 161.00 early Monday as traders await the key US data/events scheduled for release during the week. In doing so, the Yen pair defends the previous three-week uptrend while approaching the highest level since 1986, marked the last week, by being within a fortnight-long bullish trend channel. It’s worth noting, however, that the nearly overbought RSI conditions and the sluggish MACD signals could join the market’s cautious mood and recently firmer Japan data to challenge the buyers around the multi-year high. The latest peak of nearly 161.30 appears an immediate upside hurdle to watch during further advances. Following that, the aforementioned rising trend channel’s top line surrounding 161.60 may test the bulls targeting the late 1986 high of 164.50. Conversely, a convergence of the bullish channel’s bottom line and the year 1990’s high, close to 160.40, appears a tough nut to crack for the USDJPY bears. Even if the Yen pair sellers manage to conquer the 160.40 hurdle, April’s peak of 160.20 and the 160.00 psychological magnet will challenge the sellers before giving them control. In a case where the quote remains bearish past 160.00, the 1.5-month-old resistance-turned-support and the 100-bar Exponential Moving Average (EMA), respectively near 159.60 and 158.75, will be the last defense of the buyers. Overall, the USDJPY pair remains within a bullish trajectory but the buyers are likely to have a long and bumpy road ahead.
by MTradingGlobal
USDJPY eases within the bullish channel, sellers await 159 breakUSDJPY defends the previous day’s retreat from a two-month high as traders await Tuesday’s US Confederation Board’s (CB) Consumer Confidence figures for June. In doing so, the Yen pair remains mildly offered between the upper line of a seven-week-old rising trend channel and an upward-sloping previous resistance line stretched from early May. It’s worth noting, however, that the RSI’s pullback from the overbought territory joins a receding bullish power of the MACD signals to suggest further declines of the quote. The same highlights the aforementioned resistance-turned-support line surrounding 159.00 as a break of which will welcome sellers targeting a two-month-old horizontal support zone surrounding 157.90-70. However, the bears should remain cautious unless witnessing a daily closing beneath the 156.30 support confluence comprising the 50-SMA and bottom line of the previously stated bullish trend channel. Following that, the quote’s weakness toward the monthly low of 154.52 can’t be ruled out. On the contrary, USDJPY bulls should wait for a clear rejection of the bullish trend channel by providing a daily closing beyond 160.00. Even so, the yearly high of 160.20 and the 1990 peak surrounding 160.40 will join the overbought RSI conditions to challenge the buyers before directing them to the 161.00 round figure. If the Yen pair remains firmer past 161.00, the late 1986 peak of around 163.95 and 164.00 will be on the buyer’s radar. Overall, USDJPY remains in the bullish trajectory despite the likelihood of a short-term pullback in the prices.
by MTradingGlobal
USDJPY: Outlook is still bullish!USD/JPY is trading near 159.00 early Friday, below its highest level since April. Japan's verbal intervention provides support for the Japanese Yen amid BoJ uncertainty over interest rate hikes and mixed national CPI data. US Dollar recovery slows ahead of key PMI data. From a purely technical standpoint, the trend is bullish across all timeframes and with the saying that “the trend is your friend” it is more likely to continue higher. USD/JPY is currently trading at 158.50 as it continues to rise in the ascending channel.
by HamedMarkets
USDJPY pokes key resistance amid mixed market, light calendarUSDJPY struggles to defend a two-day winning streak and the weekly gains while jostling with a seven-week-old symmetrical triangle’s resistance line early Monday. In doing so, the Yen pair also prints an inability to cross a broad resistance zone comprising tops marked since late April, around 158.00-158.50. However, the quote’s sustained trading beyond the 200-bat Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and the upbeat RSI (14) line keep buyers hopeful beyond witnessing a clear downside break of 156.00. Even so, the aforementioned triangle’s bottom line and an upward-sloping trend line support from late March, respectively near 155.60 and 153.40, will act as the final defense of the bulls before giving control to the bears. Meanwhile, fresh buying in the USDJPY pair will gain momentum beyond 158.50, which in turn could direct buyers toward the 160.00 psychological magnet. However, the latest multi-year peak of 160.20 and the year 1990’s high of near 160.40 could poke the Yen pair buyers afterward. If the quote remains firmer past 160.40, the odds of witnessing a gradual run-up toward the late 1986 peak of 164.50 and then to the 1978 low of 177.00 can’t be ruled out. Overall, the USDJPY remains in a bullish trajectory despite recent inaction.
by MTradingGlobal
USDJPY: Market Analysis1. The time frame chosen for analysis is 4H 2. The market has been making higher highs and higher lows indicating strong bullish nature and the price is in an uptrend 3. The market also has been following a trendline below which there is a lot of liquidity 4. Before taking entry it is always advisable to follow the trend 5. Take the entry on pullbacks near the orderblocks, or fvgs only after a confirmation in the lower time frame in 15 min time frame after a choch Knowledge is WEALTH! These posts are to provide you with Knowledge and for your education!
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by VitalismTraders
USDJPY: A LONG ENTRYMARKET STATUS: 1. the market has been making higher highs and higher lows 2. The market has been making bos with fvg indicating the presence of the institutions 3. The price has been currently making shorter candles and there is slow momentum 4. the market might take liquidity on the downside and start moving up so wait for the market to make a pullback 5. for confirmation entry let the market in the 15 min time frame make a choch and then take the entry TRADING IS A MATHEMATICAL PROBABILITY GAME. BEFORE TAKING ENTRY MAKE SURE YOU HAVE MORE REASONS FOR LONG THAN SHORT SO THAT YOU ARE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE WINNING PROBABILITIES
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by VitalismTraders
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USDJPY approaches key upside hurdle as Fed, BoJ week beginsUSDJPY extends Friday’s recovery from the 50-SMA while rising toward a six-week-old descending resistance ahead as the week comprising monetary policy announcements from the US Federal Reserve (Fed) and the Bank of Japan (BoJ) begins with mixed sentiment. It’s worth noting that the Yen pair’s sustained trading above the 50-SMA joins the upbeat RSI (14) and an impending bull cross on the MACD to underpin upside bias. However, a clear break of the aforementioned resistance line close to 157.55 by the press time, becomes necessary to convince buyers. Following that, 158.00, 158.40 and the 160.00 round figure will test the buyers. In a case where the bulls keep the reins past 160.00, the year 1990’s peak of 160.40 will be the final defense of the bears. Meanwhile, the 23.6% Fibonacci ratio of the USDJPY pair’s December 2023 to April 2024 upside, near 155.50, will precede the 50-SMA support of 155.10 and the 155.00 round figure to limit the short-term downside. Should the quote remain bearish past 155.50, an upward-sloping support line from late March, around 153.25 at the latest, will be the key support to watch. It should be observed that a daily close beneath 153.25, as well as a sustained trading beneath the 153.00 threshold, will make the Yen pair vulnerable enough to slump toward the multiple tops marked during late March and early April, near the sub-152.00 region. Overall, the USDJPY remains in the bullish mode as the key week begins.
by MTradingGlobal
USDJPY Trading RecommendationInstrument: USD/JPY Position: Sell Entry: 156.300 1st Target: 154.760 2nd Target: 153.650 Stop Loss: 157.800 Rationale: The USD/JPY pair is exhibiting signs of a bearish trend, with recent price action indicating a potential downward movement. Entry: The entry point for this sell position is set at 156.300, reflecting a strategic point where downward momentum is likely to accelerate. Targets: Our primary target stands at 154.760, representing a significant support level where we anticipate a notable price reaction. The secondary target is positioned at 153.650, indicating a deeper retracement and further potential profit-taking opportunity. Stop Loss: To manage risk effectively, a stop loss is placed at 157.800, just above the anticipated resistance level. This ensures a controlled exit in case of unexpected market movements. Disclaimer: Trading involves inherent risks, and this recommendation should be considered alongside individual risk tolerance and market analysis. It is advisable to use proper risk management techniques, including the use of stop-loss orders, to mitigate potential losses.
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by GODOCM