The previous USDJPY thread became too long to remain practical hence, this new thread for the USDJPY.
Previous thread summary
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Calendar days: 96
Net profit: (USDJPY only) +1073 pips (including the currency hedge adjustments in support of Nikkei long positions - +1132% Net)
Max risk; 0.71% of capital;
Max draw-down: -0.43%
Number of trades: 52 (including hedge adjustments)
Average R/R: 1:10.25 (Exclusive of hedge adjustments)
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Here is the Daily;

Currently: FLAT -> Long Bias.
Previous thread summary
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Calendar days: 96
Net profit: (USDJPY only) +1073 pips (including the currency hedge adjustments in support of Nikkei long positions - +1132% Net)
Max risk; 0.71% of capital;
Max draw-down: -0.43%
Number of trades: 52 (including hedge adjustments)
Average R/R: 1:10.25 (Exclusive of hedge adjustments)
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Here is the Daily;
Currently: FLAT -> Long Bias.
Note
Note;Going into next month (July) expiration, 30-days out there are significant increases (almost double) in FX Yen Calls, matched with similar gains in the end-of-July Sterling 125.00 Puts, while spot cash flows point to continued Euro weakness (inline with the potential 106 target, I have pointed to, earlier).
FX options action continue to point to much increased “fears” of a (“surprise” - Really?!) BoJ tightening - as I keep advocating it being a very real possibility!! - while Euro weakness is now being accepted as a foregone conclusion.
E.g. the Yen continues to hold the potential to shock markets (in the event of which the EURJPY will bear the brunt of it!), while there is still some “disbelief” for a sub-125.00 Sterling but (“just in case”? ;-) there is continued, brisk 125 Put buying, now outstripping the short flows in the EURUSD.
E.g., If you’ve been following any of these posts then by now you should be comfortably positioned in all the right places and with room to spare! I.e.; Short all USD base pairs - EURUSD, GBPUSD, etc - and the EURJPY; (very) LONG USDCHF and company.
Most importantly, those “Yen fears” remain just that until something actually happens - normally.
HOWEVER, considering the nature of a 30-year, $3 Trillion short position, and the necessity in such an event for global markets to cover it!…That just simply is Not something that one is very likely to get a chance to waltz in, in the middle of it, to take advantage of the moves that will prompt. E.g. Be strongly advised!!
Trade closed: target reached
This is likely to continue to come down, very little doubt about it, however... there is now over $3 Billion pushing against that 144.00 level for two days of options expiration! We took our +100 pips and FLAT, for now, until tomorrow - or if something gives here sooner ...
Note
Having switched from the outright Shorts from the USDJPY, to Shorts in the EURJPY & CHFJPY, we did slightly worse (+385 pips profit vs. the potential 440 pips here.) than if we'd just stayed with the outright Shorts here.As this pair is now clearly working on a Monthly reversal;
.... there is very little doubt that this remains an aggressive SHORT
Furthermore, upon more detailed examination of the USD's situation, it became clear that the US Dollar is in substantially more, imminent trouble than previously thought! (Due to the Fed.'s sustained and utterly deranged "policy actions".)
Making this is a "trap door situation" here with declines expected to be sudden and violent!
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