USD/JPY Today for Newbies need confirmation

After marking its highest daily close in more than year and a half at 114.53, the USD/JPY pair plumetted and fell to its lowest level for the day at 113.64.On the four hour time frame the price crossed to below the 20-day SMA, which has turned to south, but meanwhile is staying above the bullish 50-day and 100-day SMAs. RSI is looking for direction around its mid-line and stochastic is showing strong bearish momentum. First bearish target is seen at 113.35 and the upside offers immediate resistance at 114.75.

USD/JPY recovered today and found some fresh buying interest around the 113.60 area. But bulls will need much more power to conquer again the 114.00 hurdle.

USD/JPY came under a renewed selling pressure durign the last hours and is marking its lowest level in two weeks. The pair broke the 113.00 and how bears are aiming 122.55.

USD/JPY dipped below 113.00 today, but reversed and started to retrace its losses. Now the pair is again below this level and indicators on the four hour time frame had lost directional strength. The price is developing below its moving averages and first resistance is provided by the flat 100-day SMA at 113.06.

As seen on the four hour time frame, the USD/JPY pair is struggling to preserve its early gains. The price is now looking for direction around the flat 100-day SMA and the bearish 20-day SMA. RSI and stochastic remain within negative territories, but both are directionless. There are no obvious signs for upcoming steeper recovery, as the pair will have to accelerate through 113.60 in order to enter into bullish ground, while a break below 112.75 would enlarge the risk toward the downside.

USD/JPY broke below the 100-day and 200-day SMAs, as seen on the four hour time frame and the last one is providing immediate resistance around 112.30 area, as bulls were unbale unable to advance beyond it. RSI and stochastic have corrected from extremely negative territories, but quickly resumed declines and still are developing in oversold territory, keeping the risk towards the downside.

The short-term outlook for USD/JPY remains bearish. On the four hour time frame the price is hovering around the 200-day SMA, but unable to fight it. RSI and stochastic corrected from their extreme oversold territories before resuming their declines, and are back into the seep. A strong recovery above 112.60 would bring back the positive bias, but while staying undecisive around 112.00, the risk leans towards the downside.

Hi, i´ve opened long position with the usdjpy. My Tp at 113.32. First important resistance. From my trading plan there´s uptrend signal from H4 at the Nikkei225. I hope the index touching 23550, possibly first wave of a downtrend has been completed.

Bears are pushing lower and USD/JPY is now situated below the 112.00 handle. During the upcoming session the pair will meet the key support provided by the 100-day SMA around 111.50.

USD/JPY has recovered today and currently is trading around 112.20. However the sentiment remains bearish as on the four hour time frame the price is developing below the 100-day and 200-day SMAs, both looking for direction. RSI and stochastic have lost upward strength after has coressed their midlines. 111.90 remains risk zone and in case bears return toit, next target is seen 111.50.

USD/JPY retreated from the daily high at 112.39 and currently is hovering around around 112.25. Technical indicators on the four hour time frame had lost directional strength after the early advance today and now are offering silence instead of certain direction.

USD/JPY falls sharply and is reching new daily low close to 112.00 handle. On the four hour time frame the price is developing below the flat 200-day SMA. Idicators retreated, with the Momentum going to enter into negative territory falling straight from overbought readings and RSI is below its mid-line and showing downward extensiond. Breaking below the support at 111.65, will open doors for further decline towards 111.00.

USD/JPY enfoled strong recovery gains around mid-112.00s, but only a convincing break above 112.73 would bring continuation of the rally towards 113.20.

USD/JPY recovered some ground and currently is trading around 112.20, but keeping levels below the short-term ascendant channel formed by 111.62 and the trend line that marks base figures around 112.40. On the four hour time frame the price is developing below its 100-day and 200-day SMAs, while technical indicators have settled within negative areas and confirming that the risk towards downsides is still actual. Breaking the 111.60 level would be good reason for further declines with next bearish target at 110.37.

On the four hout time frame the USD/JPY pair remans limited on the upside, as the 100-day SMA is heading towards south, while technical indicators are hovering around their midlines with no directional strength. The top of the week at 111.89 comes as immediate resistance as the pair also has the above mentioned 100-day SMA around it. Given this positive tone of equities, a steeper decline would seem unlikely today and moreover if the bulls keep above the 112.10/20 price area.

USD/JPY remains on negative ground, despite the limited downward potential. On the four hour time frame the price is developing below a congestion of moving averages, all of them lacking of clear direction. RSI and stochastic are located within bearish territory. Currently the pair is trading around around 112.60 and in order to return to the bullish mode, will need to surpass the weekly highs below 112.90. On the other hand, a renewed selling interest below 111.85 would open doors for a further decline toward the 111.00 area.

Having the intraday technical readings, the USD/JPY pair favors a downward extension. On the four hour time frame the price is developing well below its 100-day and 200-day SMAs, with both crossing each other. RSI and stochastic are heading very strong towards south. We may expect further declines , espacially if breaking below the 111.62 level.

USD/JPY close right below the weekly support at 111.90. Exoecting next week new lows with first bearish target aorund 111.30 area.

USD/JPY recovered today and currently is trading around mis 112s. But to return into bullish mode, the pair will need to advance beyond 112.90. On the four hour time frame the price is developing below its 100-day and 200-day SMAs whie RSI and stohstic pushed above their mid-lines. Immediate resistance is offered by 112.60, and next one is seen at 112.90, which is breaking to above would bring a steeper recovery towards 113.40.

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