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USDJPYUSDJPY in the last days gave us way down a little energy to again reach the level of 103,149 which has become a support price would not break. Also as we see the chart price broke down also breaking the moving average of 62 periods but when you reach the level of 103,149 the price volume rising which does not suggest that the price goes to the moving average of 800 and likely to reach the resistance at the level of 104,933 that as seen in the graph is likely to form the triangular wave elliot and the price reaches the point E as the goal to follow if the price respects this analysis to go to the best entry would rise when the price reaches the point D elliot wave. on the other hand if the price also hits the average 800 but bounces downward torque may exceed the aforementioned support so that the ussdjpy reaches levels below the average 200 only in the next few hours we will see if all this she respects and move on step long! I welcome your comments greetings to all!
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by TonyxX
FED FOMC RATE DECISION HIGHLIGHTS - DXY/ USDJPY SHORTSAs expected the fed decided NOT to change the fed funds rate or discount rate. We could/ shoud see some USD flushing of fed funds for september to the downside I stick with my 99.5 to 100 for USDJPY shorts as attached. Attention now turns to Yellens speech in 30mins - deeper analysis to come then. FOMC Rate Decision: Fed Leaves Policy Rate Unchanged, Says Case For Rate Increase Has Strengthened Fed Sees Lower Rate Path in 2016, 2017, 2018 and Longer Run Fed Sees One Interest Rate Increase in 2016, Two in 2017, Three in 2018, 2019 D Three Fed Officials See No Rate Increase in 2016, Up From Zero in June Fed: Decided To Wait 'For The Time Being' For More Progress Toward Goals Fed Officials See Fed Funds Rate at a Median of 1.125% at End of 2017 Fed: Market-Based Inflation Compensation Measures Remain Low Just Four Fed Officials See More Than One Rate Increase in 2016 DJ News Fed: Expects Moderate Pace of Economic Growth, Labor Market To 'Strengthen Somewhat Further' Fed Officials See Fed Funds Rate at a Median of 0.625% at End of 2016 Fed: Near-Term Risks To Economic Outlook Appear Roughly Balanced Cleveland Fed's Mester, Kansas City Fed's George, Boston Fed's Rosengren Dissent On Fed Policy Action George, Mester, Rosengren Preferred To Raise Fed Funds Rate To 0.5% To 0.75% Fed Continues To Closely Monitor Global Economic, Financial Developments Fed Continues To Closely Monitor Inflation Indicators Fed: Economic Growth Has Picked Up From Modest Pace in First Half Fed: Market-Based Inflation Compensation Measures Remain Low Fed Officials See Fed Funds Rate at a Median of 1.125% at End of 2017 Fed: Survey-Based Inflation Expectations Measures 'Little Changed' Fed Officials See Fed Funds Rate at a Median of 1.875% at End of 2018 Fed Officials See Fed Funds Rate at a Median of 2.625% at End of 2019 Fed: Inflation Continued To Run Below 2% Target Fed Officials See Fed Funds Rate at a Median of 2.900% in Longer Run Fed Officials See Slightly Lower GDP in 2016, Unchanged in 2017, 2018 Fed: Inflation Expected To Rise To 2% Over Medium Term As Transitory Effects Fade Fed Median GDP Projections: 1.8% in 2016, 2.0% in 2017, 2018, 1.8% in 2019 Fed Officials See Unemployment Rate Higher in 2016, Unchanged in 2017, Lower in 2018 Fed: Labor Market Continued To Strengthen Fed Median Unemployment Projections: 4.8% in 2016, 4.6% in 2017, 4.5% in 2018, 4.6% in 2019 Fed: Job Gains Have Been Solid in Recent Months, Unemployment Rate Little Changed Fed: Household Spending Has Been Growing Strongly DJ News 2016.09.21 20:00:00 Fed Median Longer-Run Unemployment Projection: 4.8%, Unchanged From June Fed: Business Fixed Investment Remained Soft Fed Officials See Lower Inflation in 2016, Unchanged in 2017, 2018 Fed Median Inflation Projections: 1.3% in 2016, 1.9% in 2017, 2.0% in 2018, 2019 Fed Median Longer-Run Inflation Projection: 2.0%, Unchanged From June Fed Leaves Discount Rate Unchanged At 1.00% Fed Median Core Inflation Projections: 1.7% in 2016, 1.8% in 2017, 2.0% in 2018, 2.0% in 2019
Short
by QuantumLogicTrading
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USDJPY - EDGY BOJ TURNS YEN TURBULENT; KURODA SPEECH *USDJPY: 1. Price action immediately following BOJ this september was more than erratic but at the same time showed some consistency for those of you who can remember back to Julys performance - we moved instantly lower on the decision to 101 flat, before ripping 180pips higher to 102.8 to then lose most of the bids and trade back to the 101 base. 2. The BOJ decision itself, imo, was less than clear compared to July though and almost warranted this kind of whipsaw behaviour - especially given the anticipation (or not so much) of the Fed later today which is likely to mingle with risk sentiment and dollar leg of USDJPY the like at some point. - The unclearness regarding whether the policy decision was net hawkish or dovish was given that there was no changes to the main policy tools (Depo, LSP, JGB, ETF), it would leave one thinking neutral-hawkish on expecttions - especially given a 5bps cut was the median BBG forecast. However, on the other hand, you had statements from BOJ including, "BOJ expanding its monetary base until it reaches its 2% inflation target" which is somewhat dovish given it puts never ending monthly JGB 80-100trn yen on the table for the next few years (unless the BOJ is delusional that less time is required). But at the same time this dovish statement was met by a bid from the BOJ to "increase yields for 10y JGB to 0%" and steepen the curve - which in itself is highly contradiction of ANY further expansion to the monetary base (given increases in money supply reduces rates). The BOJ knowing this then went on to cover saying "pace of purchases may fluctuate as to meet 0% target". Thus all in all the above, for me at least, left the overall decision uncertain at best. Given we are only 0.2% down it would be fair to say the outcome was infact neutral. Neutral BOJ and No hike Hawkish Fed was my prediction before (see attached) and i stand behind the 100 level being reached as USD demand is likely to be flushed at some level when the 10-20% priced into USD fed funds is flushed out. BOJ Decision: JAPAN BOJ RATE DECISION STAYS FLAT AT -0.1 % (FCAST -0.1 %) VS PREV -0.1 % BOJ DECIDES TO SET TARGET FOR LONG TERM INTEREST RATES JAPAN BOJ BASE MONEY TARGET STAYS FLAT AT 80 TLN JPY (FCAST 80.00 TLN JPY) VS PREV 80.00 TLN JPY BOJ: ADOPTS QQE WITH YIELD CURVE CONTROL BOJ: TO ABANDON MONETARY BASE TARGET BOJ SAYS NO OFFICIAL BASE MONEY TARGET, BUT MAINTAINS ANNUAL PACE OF JGB BUYING AT 80 TRLN YEN BOJ: TO KEEP BUYING JGBS SO BALANCE OF ITS HOLDINGS INCREASES AT ANNUAL PACE OF 80 TRLN YEN BOJ: INTRODUCES NEW MARKET OPS FOR YIELD CURVE CONTROL BOJ: TO BUY JGBS SO 10 YR YIELD HOVERS AROUND 0 PCT BOJ: PURCHASING YIELDS WILL BE SET PER AUCTION BY INDICATING THE SPREAD FROM THE BENCHMARK YIELD WHICH BOJ DETERMINES SEPARATELY BOJ: DEPENDING ON MARKET CONDITIONS MAY SET JGB PURCHASE SIZE PER AUCTION TO FIXED AMOUNT OR UNLIMITED AMOUNT BOJ: SCRAPS RANGE FOR DURATION OF JGBS THAT BOJ BUYS BOJ: BOJ TO CONTINUE EXPANDING MONETARY BASE UNTIL CPI EXCEEDS 2 PCT AND STAYS ABOVE TARGET IN STABLE MANNER BOJ: ADOPTS COMMITMENT TO LET INFLATION OVERSHOOT ABOVE 2 PCT BOJ: BOJ CAN CUT SHORT TERM POLICY RATE, TARGET LEVEL OF LONG TERM RATES IN FUTURE EASING BOJ: BOJ TO CONTINUE EXPANDING MONETARY BASE UNTIL CPI EXCEEDS 2 PCT AND STAYS ABOVE TARGET IN STABLE MANNER BOJ: BOJ MAY ACCELERATE EXPANSION OF MONETARY BASE AS FUTURE POLICY OPTION BOJ: PACE OF MONETARY BASE INCREASE MAY FLUCTUATE IN SHORT RUN UNDER MARKET OP THAT AIMS TO CONTROL YIELD CURVE BOJ: MAINTAINS COMMITMENT TO ACHIEVE 2 PCT INFLATION AT EARLIEST DATE POSSIBLE BOJ Kuroda:
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by QuantumLogicTrading
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Potential Gartley pattern near 100 USDJPY that continues to trade inside a daily trading channel is now testing the 101 support zone - Structure zone that can send it higher, back to test the top of the channel near 103. However, if it'll break below 101 (and below the Fast MA line), USDJPY will probably decline back towards the 100 zone to test the completion zone (the PRZ) of a bullish Gartley pattern - 100.5 Two potential Buy Zones to monitor this trading week - 101.8 and 100.5 Stop loss should be below 101 for the first zone and below 99 for the second zone. This analysis is part of this week's newsletter (see details in signature)
Long
by themarketzone
Down Goes The Dollar?The Dollar/Yen has been in a downtrend for quite some time. Many traders, myself included, believed that the dollar was headed up. But…when the supply line of the trend channel was reached, prices did just as expected — turn down. As we speak, we have a trading range taking place in the middle of the major trend channel, which I believe is a pullback before further weakness. We can’t say this with any high degree of assurance until the bottom of the range (100.6) is taken out. After that, 99 would be the price level to watch for a potential level of support. If 99 fails to bring in a new wave of buying, this pair could fall much further if the dollar is in a legit bear market. Equally so, if 99 turns out to be a support level, we may be at the start of a new bull market in this pair. One final note — From a really long-term perspective, namely the monthly chart, the USD/JPY’s recent fall may just be a correction.
Short
by CarterBoyFX
Bearish Bat with False Break Last week, USDJPY complete a bearish Bat pattern along with daily Outside Bar pattern and a daily False Break. My resistance zone that included the bearish harmonics, daily downtrend line, structure and the 50 days MA line held following a small daily false break and it seems like USDJPY is maybe heading towards the support zone near 103-104. A breakout above 107 will send USDJPY towards 111 to test the next resistance zone. The daily False Break stopped out many traders from being in this successful reversal zone - If you struggle with setting your stop loss orders, read my blog post here goo.gl Tomer, The MarketZone Sign up to my mailing lists - goo.gl Watch my Youtube channel - www.youtube.com
by themarketzone