Most Technical Pair

Anyone know Chris Lori once mentioned it was the AUDJPY which is less prone to fundamental moves and align more with the technicals anyone agreee or disagree?

Disagree. JPY is the most technical currency - short term moves are driven largely by japanese fund managers who all tend to think the same way and pay attention to the same tech levels. They measure yen against the US dollar though, not AUD. AUD is driven more by trade flows and commodity price expectations in the short term, so AUD/JPY tends to ignore technical levels when fundamental themes are in play. USD/JPY is the most technical pair.

Imo, it just doesn't make sense at all to tell "X pair is the most technical pair" because...which criteria would you use to prove such statements?

Again, I disagree. I don't care if a pair of currencies seemingly bounced off support 15 times in a row - if the fundamental drivers behind one of those currencies undergoes a major shift, or if one of them makes a move against the USD, that level will be ignored.

Which criteria would I use to prove such statements? None. This is pretty basic stuff. IMO if it isn't obvious, almost instinctive to a trader he shouldn't be trading with real money.

Once you realize that the market is dynamic and has its own flow you will realize that no pair is more "technical" than another. Sure there are times when a pair is responding more times than other to technical factors but all that is telling you is that the predominant theme that the participants of that pair are focusing on are technical. Then it goes a bit deeper than what type of technicals? Is it Bollinger bands or Fibonacci retracements? Sometimes a specific market cares about retail sales sometimes it cares about CPI's its all relative to what the overall majority of market participants are focusing on, aligned with each securities specific fundamental factors and forces that influence its supply and demand.