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NIKKEI 225 INDEX: Breaks Out! TP1 Done – Higher Targets AwaitNIKKEI 225 INDEX Analysis: The Nikkei Index shows promising bullish momentum on the 15-minute timeframe, with the first target (TP1) successfully reached using the Risological Swing Trading Indicator. This long trade setup suggests a potential continuation towards higher targets as buying pressure remains strong. Key Trade Details: Entry Level: 38,384.25 Target Levels: TP1: 38,544.16 (Achieved ✅) TP2: 38,802.91 TP3: 39,061.66 TP4: 39,221.57 Stop Loss: 38,254.88 Market Insight: The Nikkei’s breakout reflects positive sentiment in the Japanese equity market, likely influenced by global economic factors and investor optimism. This upward movement aligns with a strengthening technical trend, supporting the possibility of reaching the remaining targets if the bullish momentum sustains. Summary: With TP1 already hit, traders eye the remaining targets. A tight stop loss below the recent breakout level offers protection while allowing for gains as the trade progresses towards TP2 and beyond.
NLong
by ProfitsNinja
NIKKEI 225 Falls Hard! Short Trade Hits All TargetsThe Nikkei 225 has displayed strong bearish momentum after the short entry at 39921.50, with the price moving through multiple profit targets. Key Levels Entry: 39921.50 – The short position was initiated as the price broke below this level, confirming bearish pressure. Stop-Loss (SL): 40104.00 – Positioned above recent resistance to safeguard against potential reversals. Take Profit 1 (TP1): 39695.93 – The first target was reached, confirming the initial strength of the downtrend. Take Profit 2 (TP2): 39330.93 – Further selling pressure led to this level being hit. Take Profit 3 (TP3): 38965.93 – The downward trend continued, achieving this target. Take Profit 4 (TP4): 38740.36 – The ultimate target, indicating a significant bearish move. Trend Analysis The price is firmly below the Risological Dotted trendline, affirming the strength of the bearish trend. The continuous downward movement highlights strong selling momentum, suggesting that bears remain in control. The short trade on the Nikkei 225 has progressed well, with all targets reached. The final target at 38740.36 underscores a strong decline, supported by the Risological Dotted trendline and consistent selling pressure.
NShort
by ProfitsNinja
The Nikkei snaps a 6-day losing steakNikkei futures found some stability on Monday around the May high, before going on to snap a 6-day losing streak. The daily RSI (2) was oversold to further suggest mean reversion could be due. And with Wall Street showing signs of stability ahead of tech earnings, we suspect a bounce could be due. The 1-hour chart shows the 14-period RSI spent some time in oversold before a 2-bar bullish reversal triggered a rebound at a key support zone. Bulls could seek dips within Monday's range on the assumption of a break above 40,000, with a minimum upside target of 40,500 in mind. If sentiment improves from here, perhaps a move to 41k could be on the cards near the June VPOC and gap resistance.
OSE:NK2251!Long
by CityIndex
Not a Fan of that Resistance or PerformanceWhile there is much room to go before we hit resistance, I am really not a huge fan of this overall lackluster performance. Keep in mind, the BoJ owns upwards of 80 percent of the entire Japanese ETF market. 80 percent. Let that sink in. Also, export data is weak in an economy where exports make up 18 percent of GDP. If we gain five percent from today, nobody will be happier than me as my overall macro view will gladly change. I can sleep at night being wrong on five percent. But really though what could possibly lead to that given the last three months where some Asian markets like the Shanghai Composite would gain 5 percent in a single day while Japan is asleep? Just not convinced. More fundy and technical analysis on Asian markets as they move today here: anthonylaurence.wordpress.com
INDEX:NKYShort
by WhiskeyTangoFoxtrot3