28/5-1/6 SGDJPY AnalysisTake note of Kuroda on Wednesday, Trump-Kim updates.
At minor support level.
Target fib levels.
JPYSGD trade ideas
61.8% Retracement LONG GWAVE61.8% Retracement LONG GWAVE
FIB Retracement Percentage is calculated in Higher Dimension.
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Sell SgdjpyEnter on break and hold below 81.27
SL will be above 4hr candle once support breaks
1st Target 79.75
Double Top bearish pattern being played outThis is late, nonetheless, Sell now and hold until it breaks the lowest low or it would further continue the bearish movement. Cheers!
38.2% Retracement SHORT GWAVE38.2% Retracement SHORT GWAVE.
FIB Retracement Percentage is calculated in Higher Dimension.
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$SGDJPY, testing for selling $SGDJPY, may be time for bearish turning point, but must break 82.65 support. then 82.55. I shouldn't back to lower then 4hrs chart for direction analysis. but, My eyes just can't let it here drop without me getting wet.. I want to take 30 mins risk here for short positions.
21/5-25/5 SGDJPY AnalysisUS-China Trade tensions relieved
Looking for Higher Lows and 50MA following to reconfirm longs to 83.
Bullish Bias.
SGDJPY possible for shorting SGDJPY is mostly possible for bearish in longer run. Then YEN cross biases are mix.
SGDJPY - Bouncing between Price Quarters - Look for SELLPrice Quarter Theory.
This pair seems to be playing by the book, and price must stall around 82.50 for this play to be valid.
Have been moving from 77.50 - 80.00 - 82.50 - 85.00 (250pip range hence price quarter, of a major 1,000pip range).
I'll be looking for a sell in the next day / couple of days.
SGDJPY Support Zone. Potential Target 82.5I'm looking for shorter time frame (15m) to form on SGDJPY in the coming days to enter long within the pair's support zone defined by confluence of trends and historical structure.
Long term structural resistance exists in the 82.5 area where I would no longer be looking to enter long.
A sustained break below the support zone shown on the chart would also cause me to stop looking to enter long.
In the meantime if/when bullish divergence forms, I'll beginning averaging into a long position with the goal of taking profits along the way, averaging out of the position.
SGD/JPY 1H Chart: Points to possible declineThe Singapore Dollar has been appreciating against the Japanese Yen for the past few weeks. The pair breached a senior channel late in March and has since reached the upper boundary of a shorter-term descending channel.
If looking from a longer perspective, this pattern resembles a range in which the rate has been bounded since early February. The Singapore Dollar was testing the upper boundary of this channel and the monthly R1 at 82.00 late on Tuesday. The given resistance pressured the rate lower back down to the 55– and 100-hour SMA at 81.60.
The diminishing trading range in the most junior channel suggests that the rate could respect the 82.00 level and thus edge lower towards the 23.60% Fibonacci retracement and the monthly PP at 80.80 during the following week. This decline might continue even further down to a ten-month low of 79.50.
SGD/JPY DOUBLE BOTTOM + RSI DIVERGENCENo pinbar, but I am taking this position on probability and a pinbar only adds to that, It's likel that this March 26th candle will be a pinbar though.
A+ BEARISH SGDJPY PLAYSTOP LOSS : 81.953
TAKE PROFIT : 77.201
Risk-reward : ~4x
Longer term trend: Bearish
Current trend: Bearish
General comments:
Price hit the 61.8% of the bearish move when price was trending in a rising channel. Price quickly broke the support of the channel and surpassed the 81.45 support area. Price is now retesting the same area as resistance, with a beautiful pin bar piercing through but closed below.
What I like:
1) Excellent entry point - stop loss is relatively close-by.
2) Existence of bearish momentum - price breaking the support of the rising channel translates into high odds of price moving towards the 77.2 level.
What I dislike:
1) first trouble area nearby - potential area whereby buyers will be more aggressive is around the 79.5-80 region, the most recent swing low. Will be paying attention to how price reacts.
Other things to note:
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SGD/JPY DOUBLE BOTTOM & WAY OVERDUE FOR RETRACEMENTSGD/JPY Looked like it was going to break out of the long term trend channel but had no backing, and now it's looking like it's setting up for a long position. The RSI is showing some minor divergences and price has double bottomed. It very well could head lower, but I just don't think it has the strength anymore, even after the retest of that trendline. Keep your eyes peeled for bullish price action.
SGDJPY LongSGDJPY tested Weekly demand, proved there are unfilled long orders left on the table.
Limit order triggered 6 hours ago. Just posting this now for post analysis and progress tracking.
Going for only 3R target.
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SGD/JPY up trendHello traders,
I am a noobie in trading. I am interested in Forex as a start to my trading. I have been looking at SGD/JPY rates for the last weeks as I am travelling to Japan end of March.
My question is when do I buy my JPYs.
I added the resistance and support line on the chart above. My first thought is that the up trend maybe turning bearish. Maybe I should buy it soon before the SGD weakens further. Would love to hear some of the more knowledgable traders here
cheers
Dr. Espinha
SGD/JPY 1H Chart: Bearish sentiment allaysThe Singapore Dollar is moving lower against the Japanese Yen in a channel down. This movement south began on February 2 when the pair bounced off the upper boundary of a more senior channel down.
The rate has failed to breach the combined support of the weekly S1 and the 38.20% Fibo retracement at 80.83, thus diminishing its trading range within the junior pattern. This suggests that the prevailing bearish sentiment might finally allay and therefore allows bulls to regain some lost positions.
In order to do so, the Singapore Dollar has to surpass the resistance of the 55– and 100-hour SMAs and the upper channel line at 81.20 and 81.40, respectively. This could sent the pair for a test of the 82.20 or 82.70 areas within the following two weeks.
On the other hand, further downward pressure from the 55-hour SMA might dominate until the senior channel circa 80.20 is reached. This pattern is expected to hold strong, thus allowing for a subsequent surge.
