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USDJPY tm:1hHello traders. I hope you doing well. These areas are based on my personal strategy and I will share it with you. Open a sell position on the supply area or open a buy position on the demand area. Your entry point, stop loss, and target point are based on money management and the amount of money in your trading account. But I promise you that by trading in the areas of my trading strategy, you will definitely make a profit, because these areas, although they seem simple, are my experience of 8 years of learning and trading. I hope you will achieve maximum continuous profit with me by using supply and demand areas. Good luck traders. Mohammad Goodarzi
by itsbluemorpho
USDJPY - UniverseMetta - Analysis#USDJPY - UniverseMetta - Analysis BUY from breaking through the 1st wave The price can form a 3-wave structure along the trend and continue to rise to levels 165. It is also worth considering the range on H4 in which the price can remain for a long time, which increases the period of holding the position; you can also consider a correction from the upper border and increase purchases from the lower one. For a downward movement, you should wait for consolidation at the lower border and a retest confirming further downward movement. Target 160 - 165
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by Trade-U-Metta
USDJPY can go UP by Symmetrical Triangle➡️RR=3.68🏃‍♂️ USDJPY is moving in an Ascending Channel (in the Daily time frame ). 📈Regarding Classical Technical Analysis , USDJPY has succeeded in breaking the upper line of the Symmetrical Triangle Pattern . 🔔I expect USDJPY to continue its uptrend due to the breakout of the Symmetrical Triangle Pattern . 👑 Position : USDJPY Position: Long Entry Point: 156.340 JPY (Stop Limit Order) Stop Loss: 155.620 JPY Take Profits: 158.987 JPY// 157.871JPY(RR=2.13) Risk-To-Reward: 3.68 Please don't forget to follow capital management ⚠️ Please pay attention to the style of opening the position.⚠️ U.S.Dollar/Japanese Yen Analyze ( USDJPY ), 4-hour time frame⏰. Do not forget to put Stop loss for your positions (For every position you want to open). Please follow your strategy; this is just my idea, and I will gladly see your ideas in this post. Please do not forget the ✅' like '✅ button 🙏😊 & Share it with your friends; thanks, and Trade safe.
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by pejman_zwin
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USDJPY (Nikkei Rises 0.7%, Driven by Banks and Energy Stocks) Nikkei Rises 0.7%, Driven by Banks and Energy Stocks Japanese stocks closed higher, with gains led by the banking and energy sectors, as the 10-year Japanese government bond (JGB) yield hit an 11-year high. Mizuho Financial Group rose 3.1%, and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings climbed 2.4%, following a 3-basis-point increase in the 10-year JGB yield to 0.975%, the highest since May 2013. Energy stocks also performed well, with Eneos Holdings gaining 6.2% and Inpex up 4.2%. The Nikkei Stock Average increased by 0.7% to 39,069.68. Investors are closely watching developments in the Middle East and crude oil prices following the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash on Sunday. The USD/JPY exchange rate is at 155.74, up from 155.67 late Friday in New York. The price continues to experience bullish pressure towards 156.600, with a potential further rise to 157.970 upon breaking this level. A correction to 155.95 or 155.445 is possible before resuming the bullish trend. The bearish scenario will be triggered if the support line at 155.445 is broken, potentially leading to a drop to 154.700. Pivot line: 155.950 Resistance line: 156.590, 157.970, 159.82 Support line: 155.450, 154.700, 153.685 The expected trading range is between support 155.450 and Resistance 156.600
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by SroshMayi
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by Thief_Trader
💡 USDJPY: Analysis May 23USDJPY has invalidated the doji signal and continued to increase in the past session. It has now approached the previous peak at 156.7, but has not yet shown a breakout signal. This price behavior is detrimental to our current selling strategy, but we still do not encourage you to change tactics because the risk of exchange rate intervention from the BoJ is still present and the price has not yet reached its peak. than. Brothers continue to hold existing short positions, SL placed above level 156.7. In case the price continues to go up and breaks this barrier, you should temporarily stop trading and wait for new signals. 💡 H1 trend: Sideway Today trading idea: Sell.
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by Stone_Haven
USDJPY: The USD holds steady as markets look for interest rate dThe US dollar remained broadly stable today as market participants await additional indicators to determine US interest rate developments. This period of anticipation follows recent cautious comments from US Federal Reserve (Fed) officials and signs that inflation may be easing. The Japanese yen fell slightly at the start of the week, trading at 155.80 against the dollar. Investors are closely watching for any signs of potential government intervention, with the yen showing minimal volatility in recent days.
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by Chart_MasterPro
The USD/JPY pair shows short-term bullish potential The USD/JPY currency pair is exhibiting short-term bullish potential, driven by a combination of macroeconomic factors and geopolitical events. Fundamental Analysis: Federal Reserve Policy: The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain its current interest rate levels for the foreseeable future, delaying any potential rate cuts. This stance supports the US dollar, as higher interest rates relative to other major currencies attract investors seeking better returns. Geopolitical Tensions: The escalating tensions in the Middle East have increased the demand for safe-haven assets. Historically, the US dollar benefits from such geopolitical uncertainties as investors flock to it for safety, further bolstering its strength against other currencies, including the Japanese yen. Technical Analysis: The USD/JPY pair has recently tested and respected a key support level, indicating strong buying interest around this price point. Momentum indicators such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) are showing bullish signals, suggesting that the pair is poised for an upward movement in the short term. Conclusion: Given the Fed's current stance on interest rates and the rising geopolitical risks, the USD/JPY pair is positioned for a bullish trend in the near term. Traders should consider this scenario and evaluate potential long positions to capitalize on the expected appreciation of the US dollar against the Japanese yen.
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by Metow1sw
USDJPY: USDJPY analysis todayDespite the dollar's general weakness against most of its counterparts, it continues to rise against the Japanese yen. The dollar rose 0.12% to 156.245 yen today, after previously reaching 156.80 yen. Japan's long-term yield remains low at 0.955%, even as the Bank of Japan's stance becomes more hawkish and the likelihood of a rate hike in June increases. The dollar's recent peak against the yen on April 29, a 34-year high, prompted suspected interventions from the Bank of Japan and the Japanese Ministry of Finance. . Analysts, including IG's Tony Sycamore, speculate on the possibility of further intervention depending on the outcome of the US CPI report.
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by Chart_MasterPro
💡USDJPY: Analysis May 14USDJPY increased yesterday, and bar D1 yesterday closed beyond the previous Inside bar pattern, creating a breakout to establish a new high, continuing the push to the bottom. This breakout could add further upside momentum to USDJPY D1. Structurally, USDJPY D1 is still moving sideways in the main price increase in D1. USDJPY H1 broke out of the accumulation price range to set a new high price peak, returning to the short-term upward price trend. However, right now USDJPY H1 is starting to be overbought - overbought - because the price has exceeded the upper boundary. At this time, you should not buy to chase, but should wait for the recovery period to decline before buying USDJPY H1. The buy zone for the day is the round number 156.00 + the upward sloping trend line at the bottom. If this zone is broken down, USDJPY H1 will weaken and serve as a basis for the idea of waiting to sell later. H1 trend: USDJPY increases. Today's trading idea: Buy USDJPY.
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by Stone_Haven
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Timing the BOJ's next intervention? We have seen 2 interventions from the BOJ over the past 2 weeks. The first came when the USDJPY hit between 158.000 and 160.000 and the second when it hit almost 158.000. With the BOJ warning that it is ready and willing to step in again, how smart is it to try to catch the ride down if or when the BOJ steps in again? Finance Minister Shunich Suzuki reiterated the authorities' readiness to counter excessive foreign exchange fluctuations. At the same time, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda expressed intent to assess yen movements' impact on inflation for guiding policy decisions. "Foreign exchange rates make a significant impact on the economy and inflation,” Ueda underscored in response to questions in parliament yesterday. But this is perhaps a slightly different story, but still, something for traders to consider. Last week, BOJ data suggested it had spent $60 billion to defend the yen. But all this has done, according to some analysts, is buy the Japanese authorities time, with the USDJPY steadily climbing back to intervention levels (given the substantial interest rate difference between Japan and the US). But can we expect the BOJ to intervene again and again? US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen emphasized interventions should be infrequent and ideally coordinated with the broader central banking community, or at least signaled in advance. So, the BOJ will be wary of its international reputation too.
by BlackBull_Markets