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update : usd/jpy forcast 23th Jul📉 On the daily timeframe, price action confirms a potential start of a new bearish cycle. 🔄 Previous Cycle Breakdown: Phase 3 (Impulsive Downtrend): 📅 Jan 8 → Mar 6 ⏱️ ~41 daily candles Phase 6 (Correction): 📅 Mar 6 → Mar 30 ⏱️ ~20 daily candles Phase 9 (Distribution/Exhaustion): 📅 ~16 daily candles, ending Apr 21 This marked the completion of a full cycle, triggering a shift in behavior. 🔁 What happened next? A Reaccumulation / Manipulation phase began immediately after the cycle ended — which is normal after full cycle completion. This reaccumulation lasted around 62 daily candles, building up pressure and liquidity. > 80% of market movement is corrective or consolidative. Only 20% (or less) is pure trend. If you’re only looking for trends, you’re missing the actual map. ⚠️ Current Outlook: on the 1hr timeframe As we now enter the final time pivot of the month — specifically beginning July 22 at 16:00 — the market is signaling the start of a new Phase 3 (bearish impulsive wave). usd/jpy may reach 141.453 before 1st of August. I think this is the time to sell usd , or buy any other currencies or metal against usd What’s your view? Are you trading with time or against it?
by ganndailypips
US-Japan Deal Supports YenThe yen held firm near 146.5 per dollar, its highest level in two weeks, after President Trump announced a trade agreement with Japan featuring 15% tariffs on exports. Japan, in turn, pledged $550 billion in U.S. investments and increased access for American goods. Prime Minister Ishiba’s lack of details and speculation about his possible resignation add further political uncertainty, especially after the coalition’s upper house defeat. Resistance is at 147.75, with major support at 146.15.
by ChartMage
The Day Ahead Economic Data US June Existing Home Sales (10:00 ET): Will gauge housing demand resilience amid high mortgage rates. A weaker print may support rate cut expectations. Eurozone July Consumer Confidence (Flash): Important for sentiment around ECB rate policy. Any downside surprise could weigh on the euro. Central Banks BoJ’s Uchida Speaks: Watch for any shift in tone post-yield curve control tweak. A hawkish slant may support JPY and pressure Japanese equities. Earnings – High-Impact Reports Tech & Comms: Alphabet (GOOGL), Tesla (TSLA), IBM, T-Mobile US (TMUS) – Key for Nasdaq sentiment and AI/cloud/EV momentum. Industrial & Energy: GE Vernova, Equinor, Freeport-McMoRan – Outlooks can move energy, copper, and renewables sectors. Financials & Payments: Fiserv, UniCredit – Insight into global payment volumes and eurozone banking resilience. Consumer & Healthcare: Chipotle, Hilton, Thermo Fisher, Boston Scientific – Consumption trends, travel recovery, and health sector resilience in focus. Fixed Income US 20-Year Bond Auction (13:00 ET): Watch for demand metrics (bid-to-cover, indirect bids). Weak take-up could push yields higher and pressure equities. This communication is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as any form of recommendation as to a particular course of action or as investment advice. It is not intended as an offer or solicitation for the purchase or sale of any financial instrument or as an official confirmation of any transaction. Opinions, estimates and assumptions expressed herein are made as of the date of this communication and are subject to change without notice. This communication has been prepared based upon information, including market prices, data and other information, believed to be reliable; however, Trade Nation does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. All market prices and market data contained in or attached to this communication are indicative and subject to change without notice.
by TradeNation
Retracement then bearsish.Waitn for my setup, potential hns, retrace to the area of my interest. And down down. hi everyone im away from the desk but we are still waiting for that short area of 147.590 on the short term trade. long term short trade still waiting for that daily FVG / BOS zone of the 4hr. will share chart set up once back. happy trading everyone refer to video as its showing all the information im looking at on a day to day 9 0 comments Leave a comment that is helpful or encouraging. Let's master the markets together Post
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by NeroForteFX_255
USDJPY 4H Chart Analysis – Bullish Setup in PlayThe USDJPY pair is currently showing signs of a bullish continuation after completing a corrective wave pattern (ABC) down into a strong confluence zone. 📌 Key Technical Insights: ✅ Wave Structure: The market appears to have completed a 5-wave impulse up, followed by an ABC corrective pattern. The final leg C has touched the 50% Fibonacci retracement level, aligning with a bullish reaction zone. ✅ Support & Confluence Zone: Price retraced into the green demand zone marked around the 146.5 level. This area also aligns with the Fair Value Gap (FVG) and the midpoint of the impulse leg, indicating strong demand interest. ✅ Fair Value Gap (FVG): Price respected the FVG region twice – first as a breakout, now as a retest. FVG acts as a dynamic support zone around 146.8–147.2. ✅ Key Resistance & Target Zones: Immediate resistance lies at 149.30 (previous high and supply zone). A breakout above this level can trigger a rally toward the 151.50 target, aligning with higher-timeframe resistance. 📈 Potential Bullish Pathway: As shown on the projection path, price is expected to: Hold above the 146.5–147.0 demand zone. Retest 149.30 as resistance. Continue to push higher toward 151.50, completing a larger bullish leg. 💬 Let me know your thoughts in the comments! Will USDJPY break 151 next? #USDJPY #ForexAnalysis #ElliottWave #SmartMoney #PriceAction #FVG #TradingView #FX
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by forexorbit
USDJPY - Bearish BiasThe USD/JPY market currently shows a clear downtrend, as indicated by the break of structure (x-bos) and lower lows formation. The price is expected to retrace upwards towards key smart money areas defined by Lower Time Frame (LTF) Supply Zones highlighted in purple. Using Fibonacci retracement from the recent swing high to the swing low, key Fibonacci levels—especially around the 0.618 and 0.786 zones—align with these LTF Supply Zones, creating high-probability entry areas for short positions. The trading plan anticipates a retracement into these supply zones, where bearish price action signals can confirm entries. The ultimate target is set near the previous strong low (around 145.821), aiming to ride the next leg down in alignment with the market structure. Risk management should involve placing stop losses slightly above the upper boundary of the LTF Supply Zones to protect against false breakouts. Patience is emphasized by waiting for price to reach these confluence zones, combining Smart Money concepts and Fibonacci levels for optimal timing and risk-to-reward profile.
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by famousone_chn
Trump’s 15% Tariff Move -Will It Trigger a USDJPY Trend ReversalThe dollar held firm after Trump announced a preliminary trade deal with Japan, setting a 15% tariff on Japanese imports and securing a 550 bln USD investment pledge. The agreement, which includes opening Japan's market to more US autos and agricultural goods, is part of Trump's broader push for "reciprocal tariffs" ahead of the Aug 1 deadline. While details remain unclear, especially around potential exemptions for Japanese autos, the deal boosted sentiment in Japanese markets. Traders are watching for further specifics, as uncertainty around implementation and broader tariff risks linger. From a technical perspective, USDJPY is approaching the support at 145.60, which aligns with an area of Fibonacci confluence. A rebound above 145.60 could prompt a further rise toward the following resistance at 148.80. Conversely, a break below the ascending trendline and support at 145.60 could prompt a further decline toward the following support at 142.80. By Li Xing Gan, Financial Markets Strategist Consultant to Exness
by lixing_gan
JPY/USD 6J=F | SMC + LSTM Alignment | Target 0.006881 | VolanX P🚨 Bullish SMC Reversal Confirmed After sweeping liquidity near 0.006804 equilibrium, price flipped BOS (break of structure) and is now pushing toward premium levels. 🔍 LSTM Model Forecast: 15-day trajectory aligns with upside bias. Short-term bearishness has likely completed. 🎯 Target: 0.006881 (2.414 fib extension) 🛡️ Smart entry was at the mitigation block between 0.006804–0.006820. 🔁 Price has returned to fair value and is now entering expansion. 🧠 VolanX DSS Signal: SMC: BOS + mitigation + equilibrium tap Fib cluster: 1.382–2.414 extensions favor bullish momentum Volume profile confirms absorption 🪙 This may represent the continuation phase of JPY weakness or USD dominance. Monitor closely around 0.006862 (1.382 zone) for reaction. VolanX Decision Protocol | Forecast Engine: DSS + LSTM AI | Not financial advice.
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by Wavervanir_International_LLC
JPYUSD – Liquidity Grab Complete? VolanX Smart Reversal in Play📈 JPYUSD – Liquidity Grab Complete? VolanX Smart Reversal in Play ⚔️ The Yen just triggered a textbook Smart Money setup. After sweeping the Equilibrium zone at 0.006738, we saw: Reversal from the 0.618 Fib confluence (0.006803) Clear CHoCH + BOS structure confirming demand re-entry Strong upside magnet: Premium zone near 0.00712 🔍 VolanX DSS Outlook The system now confirms a bullish reversal scenario with high probability based on: Demand reactivation off discount levels USD softening (jobless claims + CPI pressures) BOJ inching away from ultra-loose policy Capital rotation favoring defensive pairs like JPY 🧠 Probability Map: 🎯 0.00705–0.00712 = High liquidity target zone 📉 Invalid below 0.006660 📊 Thesis: JPYUSD appears to be front-running global risk moderation and macro recalibration. VolanX tracks strong confidence in a reversal toward premium. 🔒 Positioning: Long bias maintained 🔔 Alert zones: 0.00688 (breakout), 0.00712 (TP zone) 💡 Powered by VolanX Protocol – Institutional-grade signal engine for macro + AI alpha convergence. #VolanX #JPYUSD #SmartMoney #FXTrading #LiquiditySweep #VolatilityHedge #MacroTrades #ForexAnalysis #TradingView #WaverVanir
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by Wavervanir_International_LLC
Market Travel: An Adaptive Framework for Tracking Structure🧭 Understanding Market Travel: An Adaptive Framework for Tracking Structure Manually Market structure can be one of the most challenging patterns to read. There are tools and methods to help interpret it, but none are absolute. As market speed and volatility shift, so does its behavior. That’s why it’s important to move beyond rigid definitions and start understanding how price travels through the market. What Is Travel? “Travel” is a concept I developed through personal study and chart work. As price moves, it naturally forms pullbacks—temporary dips toward the weak side—and breaks—moves that close beyond the strong side. These are the two critical phases that form the backbone of market structure. While most people focus on static patterns, I’ve found more value in learning how price travels through its pullbacks and breaks. These movements aren’t random—they follow clear behavioral patterns. Once you learn to identify these, structure becomes easier to read across timeframes. The Three Modes of Travel I've observed three types of travel that occur between the dip and the break: 1. Pure Sentiment Travel This is the cleanest and most decisive form of travel. Price moves in one dominant direction with little to no opposing candles. For example, in a daily uptrend, the pullback might consist entirely of bearish 4H candles. As soon as a strong bullish candle appears, that typically signals the return toward the trend’s strong high. 2. Stacking Travel Stacking is more nuanced. Price moves with alternating bullish and bearish candles, but the dominant sentiment stays in control. Let’s say price is dipping in a daily uptrend. On the 1H chart, you may see a bearish sequence that includes a few bullish candles. These bullish candles don’t invalidate the bearish structure because they fail to close above the pivot high formed between the last bullish leg and the beginning of the bearish move. As long as that high is respected, the bearish stacking is valid. Once price breaks that high (or, in a bullish stacking case, breaks the pivot low), the stacking order is broken, and that signals a reversal back toward the dominant direction. 3. Shifting Travel Shifting travel looks similar to stacking but is constantly flipping between bullish and bearish stacking. Each shift creates a new high or low within the shifting structure. These micro-structures form lower lows or higher highs as sentiment switches back and forth. Once price breaks its own shifting structure (e.g., breaks a bearish sequence with a bullish close), this typically signals the end of that leg of travel and a reversal toward the dominant higher timeframe trend. How to Apply Travel Across Timeframes These three types of travel operate in a hierarchy: - Shifting travel (LTF) respects stacking travel (MTF) - Stacking travel (MTF) respects pure travel (HTF) - Pure sentiment travel (HTF) is the master mode that resets the others When you identify a new pure sentiment shift on the higher timeframe, that becomes your reset point. From that candle forward, you should begin fresh stacking and shifting analysis on your lower timeframes. Workflow example: 1. Spot a pure sentiment shift on the HTF (e.g., bullish daily candle after a clean bearish pullback) 2. From that pivot low, begin tracking stacking travel on the MTF 3. Use shifting travel on the LTF to navigate inside the stacking structure If stacking or shifting behavior breaks unexpectedly, that usually means market speed is changing—and you may need to reassign which timeframes serve as HTF, MTF, and LTF. Why This Works This framework gives you a fixed point of structure—the dip and the break—but allows you to adapt to the behavior in between. Instead of just reacting to breakouts, you're learning how price moves to get there. That’s what gives you the edge: not just reading where price is, but how it’s traveling to get there. Final Thoughts This adaptive travel model helps break down market structure into something both trackable and flexible. Try observing these travel types in real time and let me know how it works for you. Tools & Resources If you’d like to access my Pure Order Flow indicator and more exclusive tools, visit my TradingView profile: @The_Forex_Steward I’ve built an arsenal of indicators designed to support this framework across different markets and styles. If this breakdown helped, don’t forget to boost the post so others can benefit from it too!
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by The_Forex_Steward
USDJPYDate: July 22,2025 Session: Tokyo and London session Pair: USDJPY Bias: Long 1. Clean liquidity pool left unswept from last week's NYC Open (Thursday). Took this trade earlier today but looks like price wanted to consolidate in the liquid pool its currently in. I still hold the same idea and think the sweep will definitely take place sometime this week. Now looks like the perfect time to enter. If Asia session cant get it done its up to London and New York session. Entry:147.534 Stop Loss:147.215 Target:148.768 RR:3.89
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by Dave1147
USD/JPY probable move Target 1 waiting for confirmationWaiting for confirmation on candles and Real Volume 5min or 15min (power of Real Volume)-without real volume I am like a blind man in a dense forest :) Tools: - real volume (proper interpretation) - Fibonacci expansion ABC (an additional, new goal every day) - Fibonacci retracement (combined with the real volume, it shows me the real probable movement for the next hours and days) - volume support and resistance levels (confirmation of the price recovery level) - oversold/overbought index (focusing on 1H and 4H something is already overvalued or undervalued) - candlestick patterns (my entry point for 5 minutes or 15 minutes candlestick formations confirmed by particularly increasing volume).
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by GoldenLion33
A Dramatic Forecast in USDJPY Using Elliott and FibonacciIn April 2013 Jeff Kennedy of Elliott Wave Institute offered his "Dramatic Forecast Using Elliott and Fibonacci Guidelines" in USDJPY as part of his Elliott Wave Junctures educational podcasts. We have recreated his quarterly JPYUSD chart up to date to verify his predict and to follow up. Jeff''s forecast was realised spot on precisely 2 years later, in April 2015. We have now got a completed ABCD pattern which begs a 61.8 correction to ca. 125 over the course of the next 2-3 years. Note: Inverted log scale of USDJPY.
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by KOleg70
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