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USDJPY D1: Bearish outlook seen, further downside below 134.20On the daily time frame, prices broke below a key support zone and are holding in a descending channel where a pullback to the resistance zone at 134.20, in line with the descending channel’s resistance, graphical resistance area and Fibonacci confluence levels presents an opportunity to play the drop to the support zone at 126.80. The 126.80 support zone coincides with the graphical swing low and Fibonacci confluence levels. Prices are facing bearish pressure from the Ichikmoku cloud, supporting the bearish bias.
Short
by T3-Consultancy
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USDJPY H1: Bullish outlook seen, limited upside above 133.20On the H1 time frame, prices are approaching the support zone at 133.20, in line with the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level and a throwback to this zone presents an opportunity to play the bounce to the resistance zone at 135.60. This resistance zone is also the previous graphical area that has been tested as both a support and resistance. Prices are holding above the Ichimoku cloud as well, supporting the bullish bias.
Long
by T3-Consultancy
We have an analysis of the USDJPY H4 chart.We used the theory of price action in order to conduct this analysis, so that we could guide our decision-making process. The price is coming from the Descending channel. Duringis movement, the price has made multiple pullbacks and bounce backs on supports and resistances, as indicated in the analysis. The price has fallen from the channel's upper trendline & resistance. If this trendline and resistance are respected, then we will look at the down side support area of 131.920.wever, if the price breaks both the trendline and resistance area, then we will look at the up side resistance areas 141.495 & 145.516 as our new trade target. With this analysis, you will be able to find your most profitable trade, since Enclavefx believes in enhancing the knowledge of our clients & followers.
by Enclave_fx
USDJPY | Perspective for the new week | follow-up detailsFollowing a rollercoaster🎢 of ups and downs last week, we were able to close the week with over 500pips in profit (see the link below for reference purposes). Results from Friday's data revealed that Japanese manufacturing activity contracted more than expected in December thereby weakening demand and further denting productive capacity. How will this development reflect on the charts? In this video, we looked at the charts from a technical standpoint and identified a structure within the 138 and 135 zones for trading opportunities in the new week. Disclaimer: Margin trading in the foreign exchange market (including commodity trading, CFDs, stocks etc.) has a high risk and is not suitable for all investors. The content of this speculation (including all data) is organized and published by me for the sole purpose of education and assistance in making independent investment decisions. All information herein is for your reference only and I take no responsibility. You are hereby advised to carefully consider your investment experience, financial situation, investment objective, risk tolerance level, and consult your independent financial adviser as to the suitability of your situation prior to making any investment. I do not guarantee its accuracy and is not liable for any loss or damage which may result directly or indirectly from such content or the receipt of any instruction or notification therewith. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.
by darcsherry
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This week could set long-term trend of USD/JPY The USD/JPY has been one of the most interesting pairs to trade in 2022. The pair has had it all, including hitting record highs and central bank intervention. But the year is not over, and some more market events are primed to possibly inject a little more volatility into the pair. Tomorrow will be the Bank of Japan’s interest rate decision. While markets expect the bank to maintain its negative interest rate, it will be interesting to see if the bank starts to prepare the market for a potential tightening in the future in its post-decision address, now that the annual inflation rate in Japan reached 3.7% in October 2022. On Thursday we get to see how much higher inflation reached in November, with markets expecting a reading of 3.9%. In the lead up to these two major market events, it is appropriate to look at the technical perspective of the USD/JPY. The solid uptrend trend in the pair peaked after reaching 152.000 in October, after which the USD/JPY reversed, creating a series of lower lows in the daily chart. Subsequently, it broke below the upward trend channel. The price also retested the trend line at 142.200, a former strong demand zone. Looking at the current price action on the daily timeframe, we can see that the USD/JPY is currently in a consolidation period between 138.000, which is the resistance area, and 134.000, which is the support area. Technically, since the short-term bias for the USD/JPY is currently downtrend according to the mini trend channel drawn above, we might expect a possible breakout to the downside once the 134.000 support area has been broken. If it happens, targets include 133.000, 131.000, and 127.000 if fundamentals support the momentum. However, countering this outlook is the Know Sure Thing or KST, a momentum-based oscillator. The indicator is currently showing a bullish crossover. This crossover might suggest that there is also a possibility that a breakout to the upside might occur. Suppose the price for USD/JPY breaks above the 138.000 resistance area and closes above the mini trend channel. In that case, this might indicate that the downtrend since October might be another pullback, and the long-term bias for USD/JPY is an uptrend.
by BlackBull_Markets