JP225 (Nikkei 225) Index Intraday Technical Analysis:Today was a public holiday in Japan. The JP225 index which is aligned with international markets stayed sideways during the active Japanese session. Market once again took rejection from 27444. Effects of less hawkish US fed policy were seen in the Japanese market as well. My idea is that the JP225 will take rejection from 27444. My targets for intraday are entry at resistance of 27444. My goal is support of 27250 and retracement level of 27100.
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US30/Nikkei225 - (Continuation) SHORT; SELL it until ...... it can be shorted no more!!
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Been making stupid amounts of money in this spread, ever since!3
Obviously, this still has quite a few country miles left in it (SHORT). - Then, on the top of it, factor in the currency differential and Baam! ... Probably the best (passive) index trade out there, bar none.
Negative divergent keep extending on Nikkei 225 weekly chartAs Nikkei 225 keep pushing higher, it continues to extend negative divergent. Given the size of divergent, it projects pretty large drop in Nikkei. Break of current steep rising trend line should do the trick.
Have a good trade everyone,
T.
Nikkei Index futures forecast 2020Nikkei Index futures are moving higher breaking price levels from September 2018. As expected and mentioned in previous Nikkei 225 index analysis, a new strong bullish impulse has been created around 23,572 price level. The strength of that movement has turned that bullish impulse into a strong demand imbalance for the Japanese index. The timeframe attached corresponds to the weekly timeframe. That means that every candlestick represents a week of time. For many of you intraday and shorter stock traders, that will be like a lot of time. Unfortunately, time flies and a few weeks of time can pass in the blink of an eye.
There is definitely a bullish bias on the Japanese Nikkei 225 index for the year 2020 and 2021. A lot of things have to happen for the index to reverse and give us a bearish bias. As supply and demand traders, we do not need to take into consideration any type of fundamental analysis for the Japanese index, price action and the strength of the imbalances is what matters the most.
Nikkei 225 - Will the market Fade to a consistent level?➖⚡➖ KEY TAKEAWAYS ➖⚡➖
✔️ Strong rally only natural to retrace
➖⚡➖ TECHNICAL ANALYSIS ➖⚡➖
Bullish Outlook:
A break above the most recent level of ascending resistance (in yellow) would expose further upside
Bearish Outlook:
I think it's only natural to see some profit taking on a strong bullish rally. Question is though, how much of a retracement should we expect? Well historically speaking, the 50% fib level is the most common level.
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Michael Harding 😎 Chief Technical Strategist @ LEFTURN Inc.
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NIKKEI225 LONG; Best of the G10, long term.Currently the best outlook of the developed markets.
- As opposed to the DAX and US Equities, the former being an absolute dog, the later under a mass delusion price wise.
The DAX
E.g. If one must be long Equities, the proper spread would be LONG NIKKEI, CAC, SHORT Dow, DAX.
This spread has an annual 8%-10% advantage, including FX differentials, over any other G10 Equity Long!
JPN 225 or Nikkei 225 shortWe have an indice analysis to share - as the Japanese stock market could be seeing a big move to the downside in terms of Drop base drop formation, where we have an impulse - corrective pattern and forming a base in the supply and then selling off.
We will look to add this to our portfolio and not the CFDs as the spread is high for many traders even with small spread accounts.
But you can look for ETFs short leveraged positions. Choice is down to the individual.
We have a target area we would like to sell from, however we will look for sells within the two red blocks of orders.
the R:R is just to show possible risk rewards possible to targets.
Thanks
Lupa