Hello, I am Tommy.
If this is your first time coming to my idea, thank you very much for taking the time to pay attention to it. My opinions are all subjective and personal. It might be right, or wrong, but there is one thing I can guarantee you will never go wrong - always set the SL for each entry before setting the TP for it.
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Current situation on Oct 11:
- The pair today just tested 145.90 level, and a break higher would see USD/JPY trade at levels not seen since August 1998
- The Bank of Japan last intervened in the FX market on September 22, when USDJPY was trading around 145.70, buying approximately $21 billion of Yen to stabilize the currency. DXY can not fall immediately, so this made USDJPY's uptrend slow down, but not reverse immediately. A very strong uptrend that cannot be reversed in a day
- If BoJ decides to stand back from the FX market at these levels, USD/JPY can easily move to test the August 1998 high at 147.63, and tend to break the round number - 150
- USDJPY just broke out of the accumulation zone between the horizontal resistance line and the MA21 (Day TF) (Consists of a build up then a break out according to Bob Volman PA Method). However, the gap at the end of the accumulation area has not been fully filled, as well as the breakout volume and the length of the breakout candlesticks are not as expected, so there is a high possibility that this is a not-good break - easy to create a false breakout.
I am Bearish on USDJPY in short-term - before PPI m/m on Thursday