Japan 225
Nikkei: Bullish breakout in the dailyWe have a huge level below, and price has formed a daily 'Time at mode' signal.
You can enter longs here, risking a new daily low, and aiming for at least 17405 to be hit rapidly.
This is a technical setup, and it has good enough odds as to risk 1-2% in the position.
Good luck if you take it,
Ivan Labrie.
Prediction of the S&P500 and NIkkei based on financials and CPIIn the following content i will explain how you can forecast the market with CPI (inflation) and Financials:
If we look at our figure we can say a few things, i will assume them below:
1. ABN AMRO (a dutch Financial) is highly correlated to the NIKKEI225 index.
2. Since nearly May 2016 we can see that the CPI (inflation)-chart has change 5 times. If we look at the Nikkei225 index we can see a few things: when the inflation in the US rose, the Nikkei225 fell 4 out 5 ( a chance of 90% or mathematical: a chance of 0.900). Using maths we know that ABN AMRO has an statistic correlation of 0.70 < r < 0.90 (70% - 90%) to the Nikkei225.
Conclusion: The fInancials are following the NIkkei225, and in turn the Nikkei is following the US CPI (inflation) in a divergence/opposite movement.
3. We can use the inflaton from the US as a staircase for the movement in the S&P500 (on this moment a consolidating market)
Sources: Bloomberg Markets, ING Technical Analyses
NOTE: I don't make any predictions, making decisions based on my reports is at you'r own risk!
USDJPYdownward correction. the price so far has remained upward so if we see the daily chart the price seems to continue this trend which could confirm that on the daily chart the trend continued upward to reach the next resistance which is the 104.91 if you break that resistance will likely see the pair in 105 or even level off as 105.60 but if we see the price bouncing back to 103.00 levels or 102
Nikkei: Appears to have bottomed for nowWe can enter longs here (or in AUDJPY, like I reccomended to my clients), risking a small drop below low volume support). Risking 0.5% potential upside makes this trade worth it.
The weight of evidence suggests the BOJ will help us make some decent progress on this position soon.
Cheers,
Ivan Labrie.
Nikkei 225 Bearish DivergenceThe resistance levels which is marked on the 4H chart can be a good entry for a short trade. We have bearish divergence formed by MACD and RSI. Place a pending order below 16770 and stop above 16950. Profit target is Moving Average 100. On the daily chart price is near up Bollinger Band and it can be an additional confirmation for possible down movement.
6) The Japanese market will help timing the collapse (US+EU)August 15, 2016
Hello folks ! So almost everything is written on the chart. Don't take it for granted, as I do not possess a crystal ball. However, one thing is clear: prices that are displayed vary across brokers' platform(s) for a battery of reasons (Futures, Market Makers, Bid/Ask spread or average price etc.)
There is one thing to take back home though: 50% and mean reversion has always been one of the keys.
The signal is clear here: 17500 is the target and short should be triggered. It also acted as a strong resistance many many years ago :)
Japan is testing a strong daily support zonePrevious trend line (should act as support) and 3 MA lines will try to support $EWJ breakout attempt
If that breakout is real EWJ should bounce from here higher
If it'll close below the 200 days MA line - BOOM! Crash and burn..
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Nikkei 225 Moving Higher!Nikkei 225 index has been in a correction and is not moving higher to test the upper trendline.. If broken above it could go higher toward 20000 levels or probably move down and correct further.. Expect current rally to carry further till 17600 levels for the time being. Details are on the chart.
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