At this rate, i am not expecting that it will go up so sudden, by chance of pull back expecting to wipe my account or under margin call. Trying to be brave here…once it will reach to 108.74, i am done and take some rest
Hi all. Prior to that big down move. I was shorting. Base on the price is at the resistance of my drawn channel. 2nd point is price 111 is a very good s&r line. 3rd point is before this big down movement . I saw a big volume spike and a big doji , it just validate that a sign of weakness. Finally, i knew this short gotto to be temporary as i’m trading on retracement of the trend. To check the current trend i use 3 duck system .And bamm… It hit my TP. Wasn’t expecting this big move. Boj is da boss!!
BOJ Bingo!, im still here im just looking at 108.80, attempt several to knock that support down. My last resort
Well done Ying, just be careful
Thanks Bro, i was looking my account and oh me gosh… im still holding 108.80 support… Im not sure whats gunna happen later or tomorrow but i’m guessing it will back test the 108.80 in the Euro session
I would say Ouch, no luck, going to my fave pair EUR/USD
The US dollar was down against the Japanese Yen on Friday. At the end of the trading session USD/JPY was trading at 102.48, shedding 0.73%.
The most probable movement of the USD/JPY is falling to the 100.00-101.00 zone, and as a major resistance level will perform the 103.50 zone. An alternative view - the possible growth of the pair to the level of 106.30. At the same time, we must remember that the USD/JPY is now at Pivot Point level of the first half of 2014 year, and perhaps for some time it will follow along this line.
The US dollar remarked modest decrease against the Japanese Yen on Monday. The pair remained almost unchanged and lost only 7 pips. The graphics continue to develop under moving averages, while the index of relative strength remain on neutral territory. The outlook remains neutral in the short term, levels at 101.20 and 103.70 retain their key role.
The US dollar recorded solid growth versus the yen on Monday, broke a six-day negative series and nearly recouping its losses. The dollar added almost 220 pips to a closing price of 102.77 after trading in the 102.88 and 100.52. Price overcame the mean values and the index of relative strength added significant positions, suggesting additional gains.
On Tuesday, the dollar falls against other major currencies as investors shifted attention to the forthcoming meeting of global central banks on expectations of additional stimulus measures from their side.
USD/JPY pair rose to 104.89, the highest value since June 24.
Trading sentiments for the pair USD/JPY today: to buy above 103.60 with targets 105.30 and 106.10 points. Alternative scenario: The downside breakout of 103.60 will open the way to 102.85 and 102.45.
USD/JPY has risen more than 4% over the past three days, noting a new three-week high on a psychological level of 105.00. Probably, the currency will return to the support level 103.40, and then move down to 101.25. An alternative scenario would be a successful break of strong resistance level of 105.00 at the top, which will open the way to 106.80 resistance level.
Perhaps the market is too aggressive in their expectations regarding the “helicopter money”? Incentives will come, but when? JPY crosses are in risk to form a top, if interest in safe assets, which was active after Brexit, did not return.
The US dollar was down against the Japanese Yen on Friday. By the end of the trading session USD/JPY is traded at 104.83, shedding 0.47%. I believe that the support is now located at around 100.42, Monday’s low, and resistance is likely to beat the level of 106.31 - a maximum of Friday’s trading.
There were high expectations that the Bank of Japan will expand monetary stimulus. According to some forecasts the regulator will emerge fiscal stimulus, but the Bank of Japan will prefer to wait and study the special budget plan to be drawn up in the coming weeks.
If the expansion of monetary stimulus occurs, it will give direct support for banks. The bank at this stage see a number of obstacles and I doubt that there will be something soon.
Since the Bank of Japan may disappoint the markets, we should be cautious in terms of sales of USD/JPY, as a fiscal stimulus should support the pair.
Ideally, decline to 104.00-50 yen would be an excellent opportunity for opening long positions.
The high degree of uncertainty around JPY indicate active currency fluctuations during yesterday’s trading. Rising yen potential looks more limited than reduction perspectives, but all will depend on the decision of the Bank of Japan tomorrow.
The US dollar was down against the Japanese Yen on Friday. At the closing of trading session EUR USD / JPY has traded at 102.03, shedding 3.08%. I believe that the support is now located at the level of 101.97, the low of Friday’s trading, and resistance is likely at level of 106.73 - a maximum of Monday.
The dollar recorded a losing session against the yen on Tuesday. The US currency continued the negative trend from last week and lost further ground against the yen. As a result, the support at 101.37 was pierced, and if bearish sentiment continues in the future, the pair will test the level at 98.36. The session started at a price of 102.38, the dollar lost 150 pips to the end of the session. Bottom of the day was struck at 100.68.