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Initially, I planned to go long on USD/JPY based on the bullish momentum observed in the 4-hour time frame. However, the external structural high struggled to break, signalling potential weakness. Soon after, price action began forming lower lows, confirming a shift in structure to the downside.
A solid change of character (ChoCh) occurred following a liquidity sweep on the opposite side of the chart, reinforcing the bearish outlook. Given this shift, I adapted my strategy accordingly, favouring a short position.
Additionally, unexpected news from the Eurozone impacted USD pairs, accelerating price movements beyond my anticipated entry. This volatility was likely driven by macroeconomic factors, including a Dow Jones report on tariffs that may have influenced broader USD sentiment.
Key Takeaways:
Bearish Structural Shift – Lower lows formed after failure to break external structural highs.
Change of Character (ChoCh) – Liquidity sweep indicated a momentum shift.
Fundamental Influence – News from the Eurozone and tariff-related updates impacted USD pairs.
I'll be monitoring further price action to confirm bearish continuation and potential re-entry points.
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