There is a LOT of items on this chart, but when you take a closer look, it's telling a story. This 4 Hour view of EURJPY shows the Ichimoku Cloud indicator, along with 5 separate Fibonacci indicators.
The reason for the several indicators is to show you how the Ichimoku and Fibonacci could be used together. Note that each time we have a Kumo Breakout (on the ichimoku cloud) many of the turning points in that breakoout happened at 23.6, 32.8, 61.8 or 78.6 levels.
What does this mean for EURJPY? Well, it's quite possible that we will see it continue to go up, with possible a turn around at various levels, as indicated by the various Fibonacci levels shown.
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