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Chanel(EUR/JPY 1H Chart): 1. Previous Uptrend (Left Side): The price was previously moving within a well-defined ascending channel (marked by white parallel lines). Eventually, the price broke below the ascending channel, signaling a potential trend reversal. 2. Downtrend Phase (Middle Section): After breaking out of the bullish channel, the price entered a descending channel. A short position was executed here, with a visible stop-loss (red zone) and take-profit (green zone). This short trade was successful — the price reached the take-profit level. 📌 Current Market Setup (Right Side): 3. Breakout from the Downward Channel: The price has broken out of the descending channel to the upside. This breakout may indicate the start of a new bullish wave. 4. Anticipated Pullback: A pullback is expected toward a nearby demand zone (highlighted with a yellow rectangle). After the pullback, a continuation to the upside is projected — reflected by a long position with a large risk-to-reward ratio (roughly 1:3 or higher). 📈 Pattern and Scenario: A trend reversal pattern is forming following the breakout from the descending structure. The projected structure follows the pattern: Impulse – Pullback – Impulse. This is a classic bullish continuation setup. 🧠 Conclusion: Pattern: Reversal and bullish continuation. Bias: Bullish, especially after confirmation of the demand zone. Strategy: Wait for a retest of the demand zone for a safer long entry. An aggressive entry could be made on breakout confirmation.
by shakhodat23
EURJPYThe idea last week was to look for buying opportunities in this zone, but as we moved into Friday, the market lost its spring and failed to mount a decisive rebound. What I’m now watching for is a modest upside confirmation during early Asian hours—particularly if Japan’s April services PMI, which came in at 52.8, remains in expansion territory—so that we can position ourselves ahead of the European pre‑open. Given that China’s Caixin services PMI held at 53.2 and Q1 GDP growth in Japan printed 1.1% annualized, there’s a supportive backdrop for risk assets. That said, it would be prudent to trail stop‑loss orders to lock in gains, because although the consensus remains for a broadly bullish week following the softer-than-expected U.S. retail sales print of +0.2% in April, we could well see a mid‑week pullback as traders take profits.
Long
by SGsauragestion
1
EURJPY - Wave 5 Final Push? Time to Watch for Reversal🌀 EURJPY - Wave 5 Final Push? Time to Watch for Reversal 🚨 (Elliott Wave + AO Divergence + Fib Confluence) 📆 Date: May 19, 2025 📊 Pair: EUR/JPY ⏱️ Timeframe: 1H 🔍 Tools: Elliott Wave, Fibonacci Extension, Awesome Oscillator (AO) 🧠 Technical Breakdown We are currently tracking a textbook Elliott Wave impulsive decline, with price forming a clean 5-wave structure to the downside. The pair now seems to be completing Wave (5) — and several strong signals suggest that a bullish reversal might be imminent. 🔢 Elliott Wave Count ✅ Wave (1) to (4) are already completed. 🔻 Wave (5) has broken below the 2.618 fib extension — which confirms an extended fifth wave. 📉 Current downside target zone lies between the 4.236 – 4.786 extensions: 4.236: ~161.796 4.786: ~161.275 This blue box zone (161.80 – 161.27) is now a high-probability completion area for Wave (5). 📈 Awesome Oscillator (AO) – Bullish Divergence Detected AO shows a clear bullish divergence between Waves (3) and (5). Momentum is fading on the bearish side while price makes a new low — classic signal of potential trend reversal. 🎯 Trade Plan: Wait for Confirmation We’re not jumping in yet — but we’re close. ✅ What to Watch For: Let price reach the 4.236–4.786 fib zone (at minimum 161.796). Wait for a Break of Structure (BoS) — a clear break above a recent lower high (likely Wave 4). On the retest or pullback, look for long entry setups such as: Bullish engulfing candles Pin bar rejection MACD/AO flip Trendline breakout retest 🎯 Targets TP1: 162.80 – 163.50 (previous Wave 4 zone) TP2: 50% – 61.8% retracement of Wave (5) TP3: 164.40 – 165.20 (supply zone and structure confluence) 🛑 Stop Loss Idea Place SL below the 4.786 extension (~161.27) or beneath the new low formed, depending on your entry type (aggressive vs conservative). ⚡ Summary This setup brings multiple confluences together: ✅ Elliott Wave (5-wave completion) ✅ Fibonacci extension target zone ✅ AO bullish divergence ✅ Waiting for structure break for smart entry 💬 Let’s Talk Are you watching this setup too? Drop a 👍 or your analysis below — let’s grow together! ✅ Follow me for more clean setups using Elliott Wave, Divergence, and Price Action. 🔔 Hit the alert — EURJPY is cooking something! #EURJPY #ElliottWave #Forex #AO #BullishDivergence #FibExtension #PriceAction #WaveAnalysis #TradingSetup #ForexSignals
Long
by AwesomeOscDad
EURJPY Analysis: Range Bounces & BreakoutHello traders! EURJPY is in a daily range and is offering three trading scenarios. The first scenario suggests the pair may react bearishly from the currently approached zone, setting up a bounce opportunity that could drive price lower toward the 162.130 area. The second scenario anticipates a bounce toward the 158.400 area, if price reaches the support zone of the range. The third scenario anticipates a breakout above the resistance zone, followed by a retest, which could present a strong opportunity for continuation toward the 169.300 area. Discretionary Trading: Where Experience Becomes the Edge Discretionary trading is all about making decisions based on what you see, what you feel, and what you've learned through experience. Unlike systematic strategies that rely on fixed rules or algorithms, discretionary traders use their judgment to read the market in real time. It's a skill that can't be rushed, because it's built on screen time, pattern recognition, and the ability to stay calm under pressure. There's no shortcut here. You need to see enough market conditions, wins, and losses to build that intuition—the kind that tells you when to pull the trigger or sit on your hands. Charts might look the same, but context changes everything, and that's something only experience can teach you. At the end of the day, discretionary trading is an art, refined over time, sharpened through mistakes, and driven by instinct. It's not for everyone, but for those who've put in the work, it can be a powerful way to trade.
Short
by davidavasalcai
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EURJPYnterest Rate Differential European Central Bank (ECB): Deposit rate: 2.25% (cut by 25 bps in April 2025). Outlook: Markets expect two more cuts in 2025, potentially lowering rates to 1.75% by year-end, as tariff risks and weak growth persist. Bank of Japan (BoJ): Policy rate: 0.50% (held steady in May). Outlook: BoJ lowered its 2025 GDP growth forecast to 0.5% (from 1.0%) due to U.S. tariff risks and weak Q1 data. Rate hikes are unlikely until 2026. Differential: ~1.75% in favor of EUR, though ECB easing may narrow this gap. Key Economic Data for May 2025 Eurozone Q1 GDP Growth (Final): 0.3% QoQ (vs. preliminary 0.4%), marking the fifth straight quarter of growth. Germany (+0.2%), Spain (+0.6%), and Italy (+0.3%) outperformed France (+0.1%). Risks: U.S. tariffs on EU exports (potentially 20% starting July) threaten future growth. ECB Policy Signals: ECB President Lagarde emphasized a data-dependent approach, with further cuts likely if inflation remains subdued. Japan Q1 GDP Contraction: -0.7% annualized (vs. -0.2% expected), driven by weak exports (-5.0%) and stagnant consumption. U.S. tariffs on Japanese autos (24%) and machinery exacerbate recession risks. BoJ Caution: Governor Ueda warned of "downside risks" from trade tensions, signaling no near-term rate hikes despite inflation above target. Directional Bias for EUR/JPY Short-Term (May–June 2025): Bullish EUR/JPY ECB’s higher rates (vs. BoJ’s 0.50%) sustain the euro’s yield advantage. Japan’s weak GDP and tariff vulnerabilities keep JPY under pressure. Medium-Term (H2 2025): Neutral-to-Bearish ECB rate cuts (to 1.75%) could narrow the rate differential, reducing EUR appeal. Safe-haven JPY demand may rise if U.S.-EU/Japan tariff tensions escalate. #SHAVYFXHUB #EURJPY #JAPAN #EUROPE #EURO #yen #fx #forex
by Shavyfxhub
EURJPYnterest Rate Differential European Central Bank (ECB): Deposit rate: 2.25% (cut by 25 bps in April 2025). Outlook: Markets expect two more cuts in 2025, potentially lowering rates to 1.75% by year-end, as tariff risks and weak growth persist. Bank of Japan (BoJ): Policy rate: 0.50% (held steady in May). Outlook: BoJ lowered its 2025 GDP growth forecast to 0.5% (from 1.0%) due to U.S. tariff risks and weak Q1 data. Rate hikes are unlikely until 2026. Differential: ~1.75% in favor of EUR, though ECB easing may narrow this gap. Key Economic Data for May 2025 Eurozone Q1 GDP Growth (Final): 0.3% QoQ (vs. preliminary 0.4%), marking the fifth straight quarter of growth. Germany (+0.2%), Spain (+0.6%), and Italy (+0.3%) outperformed France (+0.1%). Risks: U.S. tariffs on EU exports (potentially 20% starting July) threaten future growth. ECB Policy Signals: ECB President Lagarde emphasized a data-dependent approach, with further cuts likely if inflation remains subdued. Japan Q1 GDP Contraction: -0.7% annualized (vs. -0.2% expected), driven by weak exports (-5.0%) and stagnant consumption. U.S. tariffs on Japanese autos (24%) and machinery exacerbate recession risks. BoJ Caution: Governor Ueda warned of "downside risks" from trade tensions, signaling no near-term rate hikes despite inflation above target. Directional Bias for EUR/JPY Short-Term (May–June 2025): Bullish EUR/JPY ECB’s higher rates (vs. BoJ’s 0.50%) sustain the euro’s yield advantage. Japan’s weak GDP and tariff vulnerabilities keep JPY under pressure. Medium-Term (H2 2025): Neutral-to-Bearish ECB rate cuts (to 1.75%) could narrow the rate differential, reducing EUR appeal. Safe-haven JPY demand may rise if U.S.-EU/Japan tariff tensions escalate. #SHAVYFXHUB #EURJPY #JAPAN #EUROPE #EURO #yen #fx #forex
by Shavyfxhub
EURJPYInterest Rate Differential European Central Bank (ECB): Deposit rate: 2.25% (cut by 25 bps in April 2025). Outlook: Markets expect two more cuts in 2025, potentially lowering rates to 1.75% by year-end, as tariff risks and weak growth persist. Bank of Japan (BoJ): Policy rate: 0.50% (held steady in May). Outlook: BoJ lowered its 2025 GDP growth forecast to 0.5% (from 1.0%) due to U.S. tariff risks and weak Q1 data. Rate hikes are unlikely until 2026. Differential: ~1.75% in favor of EUR, though ECB easing may narrow this gap. Key Economic Data for May 2025 Eurozone Q1 GDP Growth (Final): 0.3% QoQ (vs. preliminary 0.4%), marking the fifth straight quarter of growth. Germany (+0.2%), Spain (+0.6%), and Italy (+0.3%) outperformed France (+0.1%). Risks: U.S. tariffs on EU exports (potentially 20% starting July) threaten future growth. ECB Policy Signals: ECB President Lagarde emphasized a data-dependent approach, with further cuts likely if inflation remains subdued. Japan Q1 GDP Contraction: -0.7% annualized (vs. -0.2% expected), driven by weak exports (-5.0%) and stagnant consumption. U.S. tariffs on Japanese autos (24%) and machinery exacerbate recession risks. BoJ Caution: Governor Ueda warned of "downside risks" from trade tensions, signaling no near-term rate hikes despite inflation above target. Directional Bias for EUR/JPY Short-Term (May–June 2025): Bullish EUR/JPY ECB’s higher rates (vs. BoJ’s 0.50%) sustain the euro’s yield advantage. Japan’s weak GDP and tariff vulnerabilities keep JPY under pressure. Medium-Term (H2 2025): Neutral-to-Bearish ECB rate cuts (to 1.75%) could narrow the rate differential, reducing EUR appeal. Safe-haven JPY demand may rise if U.S.-EU/Japan tariff tensions escalate. #SHAVYFXHUB #EURJPY #JAPAN #EUROPE #EURO #yen #fx #forex
by Shavyfxhub