Swallow Analysis [USDJPY]
The Fib 50% line is noticed from the latest decline. If we continue downtrend again with resistance here, I tried to draw a scenario where we would like to aim for the line with the most recent push point.
By the way, this hit point is in line with the 38.2- 42.3% line in the FE, where you are likely to be conscious or not?
Trump's criticizing the Fed has also increased the pressure to cut interest rates, and I think that it is a downward glance, but I would like to do it from a flat perspective when ordering.
Of course, I also considered the broken scenario. If you break the FR 50%, it will rise up to 78.6% at a stretch and it will feel like you have to make a pinch.
What I am concerned about is that the 200SMA has become nonfunctional, and I think it is a precursor to the emergence of a major trend. When I react to 200 SMA, I would like to go straight and orderly.
※I use the app because I am not good at English. If you have any questions please give me a message.I write the chart as easily as possible.
By the way, this hit point is in line with the 38.2- 42.3% line in the FE, where you are likely to be conscious or not?
Trump's criticizing the Fed has also increased the pressure to cut interest rates, and I think that it is a downward glance, but I would like to do it from a flat perspective when ordering.
Of course, I also considered the broken scenario. If you break the FR 50%, it will rise up to 78.6% at a stretch and it will feel like you have to make a pinch.
What I am concerned about is that the 200SMA has become nonfunctional, and I think it is a precursor to the emergence of a major trend. When I react to 200 SMA, I would like to go straight and orderly.
※I use the app because I am not good at English. If you have any questions please give me a message.I write the chart as easily as possible.
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