JPYUSD trade ideas
USDJPY (1h) sell updateEarlier this week we had this USDJPY sell setup where price perfectly pulled back into our entry price and even though it's been ranging the trade is now running in profit so if you did take this trade move the stop-loss to break-even (to the entry level) & watch it play out till it hits take profit or you can manually close the trade in profit.
Usdjpy buy 142.52Usdjpy declined below bottom Bolinger band on 4hr . And walking Bolinger down for past couple days. Yesterday it broke up and now resistance becomes support.
Buy on retest of the bottom Bolinger from the top and see if buying will push price to test blue resistance SCD band on 4 hr around 143.50.
If price manages to close below Bolinger again I will stop out.
USDJPY 30M CHART PATTERThis chart shows a bearish setup for the USD/JPY pair on the 30-minute timeframe. The price is moving within a descending triangle pattern, a classic bearish continuation signal.
Here's a breakdown of the setup:
Entry Point: Near the current price level, around 142.5.
Stop Loss: Just above the descending resistance line, slightly above 143.0.
Take Profit: Near the lower support line, around the 141.5–141.6 zone.
The red arrow indicates a bearish move is anticipated from the resistance down toward the support. This setup implies a risk-to-reward ratio that looks favorable if the pattern plays out.
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[_] ONENTRYUSD/JPY - ‘2FIB Strategy’ by ONENTRY
Timeframe: 30 Minutes
Session: London & New York
### **Step 1: Identify the Overnight Range**
- Mark the **high** and **low** of the price range between **00:00 - 06:30 (+2GMT)**.
- Wait for a **clear breakout** with a candle *closing* above (for longs) or below (for shorts) this range.
- Wait for at least one reversal candle.
Step 2: Apply Fibonacci Levels**
- After the breakout, use the **Fibonacci retracement tool**:
- **Anchor Point 1:** Start at the *close* of the last impulse candle wick.
- **Anchor Point 2:** Drag to the *start* of the impulse move - first candle wick of the range.
- Key level for entry: **0.5 and** **0.35 retracement Step 3: Trade Execution**
- **Entry:** Enter on a pullback to **0.5** and **0.35 Fib level** after the breakout.
- **Stop Loss :**
- *Long trades:* Below the **low of the breakout candle wick.**
- *Short trades:* Above the **high of the breakout candle wick.**
- **Take Profit Targets:**
- **TP1:** 1.0 Fib
- **TP2:** 1.25 Fib extension.
- TP3: 1.6 FIB extension
- **TP4:** 2.3 Fib extension (runner position).
### **Step 4: Trade Management**
- Move SL to breakeven when price hits **TP1**.
- Close the running trade before midnight.
Always Test The Strategy
Expanding Channel Broken – Bulls Gaining GroundThe market has officially broken out of the expanding channel to the upside, signaling a shift in sentiment. This breakout could attract momentum buyers, especially if price holds above the previous resistance zone. With fundamentals aligning, we might be looking at the start of a broader bullish continuation. Eyes on retest
USD/JPY) demand and supply analysis ); Read The ChaptianSMC Trading point update
shows a bearish setup for USD/JPY on the 1-hour timeframe. Here’s a breakdown
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1. Trend Context:
Downtrend: The pair is clearly in a bearish channel, forming lower highs and lower lows.
200 EMA (~146.297) is above price and sloping down — confirms bearish bias.
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2. Key Zones Identified:
Supply Zone (~144.800–145.200): A strong area of resistance where sellers may re-enter. If price returns here, it’s a potential short setup.
Demand Zone (~142.800–143.100): A possible reaction point where short-term buyers may provide a bounce.
Target Point (~141.168): A projected target if the downtrend continues and demand zone fails.
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3. Expected Scenarios:
Primary Bearish Move:
Price may react from current levels or from the demand zone.
A pullback to the supply zone is expected before continuation downward.
Then, sell-off toward the target zone around 141.168.
Alternate Play:
Price could bounce between the demand and supply zones a bit more before breaking down.
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4. Indicators:
RSI (~46.37): Shows room to the downside before oversold, aligning with bearish momentum.
Mild bullish divergence in RSI recently, suggesting potential for a small pullback or bounce.
Mr SMC Trading point
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Summary of Idea:
This is a sell setup:
Sell entries: Ideal around the supply zone (144.8–145.2).
First target: Demand zone (~143.0)
Final target: 141.168
Invalidation: Break above 146.30 (200 EMA and channel resistance).
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SUMMARY
- Weekly low long setup
- Weekly order block Long set up
- 15' break of structure is required
- Lower time frame break of structure required
- Price action turn around in bullish direction required. Higher time frame closure. 1H minimum required.
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.USDJPY NEW (M30) ANALYSIS UPDATES
**🟢 USDJPY Buy Trade Idea (M30 Timeframe)**
**Entry Point:**
- Look for a buy entry around the **142.110 – 141.952** zone. This area has been marked as a strong support zone where price previously reversed.
**Trade Setup:**
- After the price tests this support zone, a potential bullish move is expected.
- Watch for bullish confirmation (e.g., bullish candlestick patterns or a break of short-term resistance) before entering.
**Target Levels:**
1. **Target Point 1:** 142.988
- This is a key resistance zone and a realistic first target.
2. **Target Point 2:** 143.443 – 143.595
- A stronger resistance zone. If price breaks above Target 1 with momentum, you can aim for this level.
**Risk Management:**
- Place a **stop loss** slightly below the support zone (e.g., below 141.900) to protect against false breakouts.
**Market Structure Insight:**
- The chart suggests a potential double bottom forming or a strong bullish bounce from the support, which aligns with the buy setup.
- The recent bullish candles show buying interest returning near the support level.
USDJPY 30M CHART PATTERNThis chart shows a potential trade setup for USD/JPY on the 30-minute timeframe. Here's a quick breakdown of what's being illustrated:
Pattern: The chart appears to show a double top or "M" pattern forming, suggesting a bearish reversal.
Entry Point: The trader seems to anticipate a short (sell) position after the price reaches the second peak (highlighted with a red downward arrow).
Stop Loss: Placed just above the green resistance zone, protecting against a false breakout.
Take Profit: Targeted at the lower green support zone, aligning with the previous low.
Support & Resistance: Marked by the green horizontal rectangles.
Text Error: There's a small typo—"TAKE PROEIT" should be "TAKE PROFIT".
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USDJPY M15 | Bullish Bounce Based on the M15 chart analysis, the price is falling toward our buy entry level at 142.16, a pullback support that aligns with the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement.
Our take profit is set at 143.55, a swing high resistance.
The stop loss is placed at 141.62, a swing low support.
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