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Extreme Bullish EUR/JPY1. Swing Low Zone is tested with 3 times which makes this zone extremely strong. It's very unlikely break out this zone. 2. 3rd touch on Swing Low Zone has formed Morning Star Pattern candles which indicates the down trend is finished. The bulls is entering the market. 3. Sto-RSI indicates strong buy as well. Note: Waiting for the trend to react on downtrend white line. Most likely the trend will break out this white trendline because the Morning Star Candles (Reversal Candles) are printed if the candle is valid. If not, we will see the bounce to the downside. This entry is based on 1 hour time frame. Entry $159.009 SL $158.20 TP 1 & TP2 (TP not set yet because waiting for reaction of the trend to the white trendline.)
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by RedPanda_Trader
Euro-yen unlikely to move much lower immediately¥155 remains the key support for EURJPY on the daily chart; however, the latest downward movement has paused before reaching that area. Participants have mostly discounted recent political instability in France since the government’s collapse had been widely expected. Meanwhile in monetary policy the European Central Bank is likely to cut the deposit facility rate to 3% on Thursday 12 December. Euro-yen’s bounce in recent days seems to have a bit more energy than GBPJPY, but this is partially a function of the latest round of losses here having reached lower. The structure of most indicators between the two pairs is quite similar; the main difference driving slightly greater recent losses by EURJPY is fundamentals for the euro and pound. While the death crosses of the 20 SMA below the 50 and 100 can’t be discounted, another push lower in the next few days is questionable because this is the third unsuccessful test of the area around ¥155 in only a few months. Usually, second and subsequent tests of a possibly important area are less likely to break through unless fundamentals align. Volume doesn’t support any clear direction here so traders might be biding their time until the ECB’s meeting.
by Exness_Official
EURJPY Wave Analysis 5 December 2024 - EURJPY reversed from key support level 156.00 - Likely to rise to resistance level 160.00 EURJPY currency pair recently reversed up from the key support level 156.00 (which has been reversing the pair from the start of August) standing close to the lower daily Bollinger Band. The upward reversal from the support level 156.00 created the daily Japanese candlesticks reversal pattern Morning Star Doji. Given the strength of the support level 156.00, EURJPY currency pair can be expected to rise toward the next resistance level 160.00 (target for the completion of the active wave iv).
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by FxProGlobal
Euro-yen unlikely to move much lower immediately¥155 remains the key support for EURJPY on the daily chart; however, the latest downward movement has paused before reaching that area. Participants have mostly discounted recent political instability in France since the government’s collapse had been widely expected. Meanwhile in monetary policy the European Central Bank is likely to cut the deposit facility rate to 3% on Thursday 12 December. Euro-yen’s bounce in recent days seems to have a bit more energy than GBPJPY, but this is partially a function of the latest round of losses here having reached lower. The structure of most indicators between the two pairs is quite similar; the main difference driving slightly greater recent losses by EURJPY is fundamentals for the euro and pound. While the death crosses of the 20 SMA below the 50 and 100 can’t be discounted, another push lower in the next few days is questionable because this is the third unsuccessful test of the area around ¥155 in only a few months. Usually, second and subsequent tests of a possibly important area are less likely to break through unless fundamentals align. Volume doesn’t support any clear direction here so traders might be biding their time until the ECB’s meeting. This is my personal opinion which does not represent the opinion of Exness. This is not a recommendation to trade.
by Michael_Stark_Exness