Audjpyprediction
AUDJPY short setupHere i see that AUDJPY does not have enough support to hold the price. I'm planning to enter short with 1:2 risk to reward. I'm going to update this post accordingly.
UPDATE:
I have entered short. I have changed the stop level as there's a strong resistance. So I have moved my stop a bit above the resistance line.
Entry: 79.875
SL: 80.340 - 47 pips
TP: 78.915 - 96 pips
RRR: 1:2
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AUD/JPYHi Seildev here
Area of interest to short around 85.05~85.21
- Almost reaching topside resistance channel since 1st/May
- Possible double top? 2nd/May and 15th/May shows double top down to 260 pips gains
- 85.00 psychological number
- 85.00 respected support and resistance historically
- 61.8% fib approaching for potential reversal
Target 1 @ 83.857
Target 2 @ 83.079
Safe trading everyone
AUDJPY right on support, remain bullishBuy above 81.90. Stop loss at 81.67. Take profit at 82.90.
Reason for the trading strategy (technically):
Price has once again dropped to our support level. We remain bullish above major support at 81.90 (Fibonacci extension, horizontal swing low support, bullish divergence) and we expect a strong bounce above this level to at least 82.90 resistance (Fibonacci retracement, horizontal swing high resistance).
Stochastic (34,5,3) is seeing strong support above the 8% level and also sees bullish divergence vs price signalling that a bounce is impending.
Correlation analysis: We’re expecting overall JPY weakness with bounces expected on AUDJPY, USDJPY and EURJPY. Hence this falls very nicely into a correlated move.
AUDJPY bouncing nicely above support, remain bullishBuy above 85.34. Stop loss at 84.97. Take profit at 86.08.
Reason for the trading strategy (technically):
Price is bouncing nicely above our buying level from yesterday. We remain bullish above 85.34 support (Fibonacci projection, horizontal support) for a push up to at least 86.08 (Fibonacci retracement, horizontal pullback resistance).
Stochastic (21,5,3) is bouncing nicely above strong support at 5.5%.