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Quoting TheArcher
i take it back .... couldn't resist the temptation when it broke the 83.49 .... macd and osma and stocs pushed my hand ..


Demo Trade :

sell : 83.42

stop loss : 83.65

target : 83.22



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took it out manually .. for + 9 pips ... need to rush .. no time to monitor ...

+ 9 pips


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Now maybe i change my thought

Maybe the BOJ can do what they said about the intevention to the USD / JPY

Just my thought

Cos I believe the Character of the Japanese that They can do what they say

As about SNB for the USD / CHF, not sure
Quoting learntowin
Now maybe i change my thought

Maybe the BOJ can do what they said about the intevention to the USD / JPY

Just my thought

Cos I believe the Character of the Japanese that They can do what they say

As about SNB for the USD / CHF, not sure
may i know, based on what you change your mind?
Sorry,

as I said

Just my thought and i place a blind bet on it

I just Buy USD / JPY with a small lot

TKS
even if the market try to sold yen but the yen back to 83.20 , let see tomorrow.
Yen and BOJ looks like a joke. Hope they will take their economy seriously (coz that effects my economy )
Too bad, I did not close my long at the high
With the BoJ meetings going on for today and tomorrow, expectations are high that there will be monetary easing and/or some other measures that will come from the bank/gov't that should stem the rise of the yen.

In the meantime, I would not expect further intervention other than perhaps a defense of 83.15. Otherwise, things should be either in a holding mode, or, as the meetings move to a close a runup in USDJPY on the expectation that adequate measures will be announced.

IMO the risk is very real that 1) if the run-up in USDJPY happens, there will be a drop on a perceived inadequate response from BoJ - this happens too often and 2) the 83.15 barrier could be broken. It's really hard to gauge if and when intervention will be used (this week) - BoJ might think it has the perfect non-intervention response, and, if the markets poo-poo it, you never know if they might adopt a wait-and-see approach both for their measures to receive respect, and/or the threat of further bad US data this week, incl. NFP. ie., if they intervene before Friday, bad US NFP could undo the whole thing quite quickly. Thus, putting all that on the table, I'd think the chances for intervention this week are not high. (I did state on Friday today would be an option, but didn't know about the BoJ meetings underway)
Quoting Beljevina
/or the threat of further bad US data this week, incl. NFP. ie., if they intervene before Friday, bad US NFP could undo the whole thing quite quickly. Thus, putting all that on the table, I'd think the chances for intervention this week are not high. (I did state on Friday today would be an option, but didn't know about the BoJ meetings underway)
I agree. With NFP being the great unknown, I would be suprised if BOJ/Gvt made any moves this week, unless they have to, due to a large Yen rally in the meantime. To me, it would make more sense to see what NFP brings before acting. It was NFP that began this latest decline 3 or 4 months back.....it could be that NFP turns it around again. Bad NFP will mean BOJ will have act swiftly and with power, good NFP may mean a more relaxed and subtle intervention.

Either way, best not to trade the news....better to wait and see what the reaction is...imo

5c
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What kinda does my head in is : from my news feed I see that the Bank of Korea, Malaysia and Taiwan intervenes on regular basis so what's the big deal if Japan wants to do it?

Any experts out there regarding this issue?
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Quoting johninthai
What kinda does my head in is : from my news feed I see that the Bank of Korea, Malaysia and Taiwan intervenes on regular basis so what's the big deal if Japan wants to do it?

Any experts out there regarding this issue?
the big deal is Japan is BIG.
BOJ press conference some time Tuesday. Will they intervene after if we are still sitting close to 83? Just the press conference itself could cause some spikes.
Today's zone = Tomorrow's opportunity!
hourly ....

will macd , osma and stocs play it again ... ?

very tired to think .... just checking ...

yawn .... zzzzz...


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Quoting TheArcher
hourly ....

will macd , osma and stocs play it again ... ?

very tired to think .... just checking ...

yawn .... zzzzz...


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zzzzzzzzzzzz is what happens when you watch this thing crawl
Notice the last intervention
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Here's something interesting..
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head and shoulders on the 1H
Quoting jp09
head and shoulders on the 1H
I don't see a H&S.That's speculation on a right shoulder.
Quoting CaveatEmptor
I don't see a H&S.That's speculation on a right shoulder.
im not saying it is sorry - im saying it could be.... pretty irrelevant anyway i think we all know that if the low of the recent consolidation is is broken we will probably re test 8287 with our without a H&S!
Quoting jp09
im not saying it is sorry - im saying it could be.... pretty irrelevant anyway i think we all know that if the low of the recent consolidation is is broken we will probably re test 8287 with our without a H&S!

Its been tested 3 times and shorts already covered...
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Quoting johninthai
What kinda does my head in is : from my news feed I see that the Bank of Korea, Malaysia and Taiwan intervenes on regular basis so what's the big deal if Japan wants to do it?

Any experts out there regarding this issue?
That's an interesting point isn't it? Even though Japan is the 3rd largest economy, and given the extreme value of the Yen, it pisses people off that they want/need/intend to intervene to ensure that their own economic recovery does not get de-railed. Several congressmen voiced "deep concern" ( and other bullshit/rhetoric) when Japan intervened a couple of weeks back. Yet USA has been printing money like it's going out of fashion......here's a heads up congress.....printing money is ALSO intervention. I see it as hypocritical that Obama prints dollars and at the same time crys about Japan selling the Yen and China setting it's rate too low. Japan is doing what it needs to do to survive, just the same as USA, UK and EZ is doing.

If you're gonna throw stones.....best you don't throw them from within your own glasshouse Mister Obama!

5c
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