First Bearish, Then Bullish... and then We TRADE
The USDJPY has maintained its bullish momentum from the past few weeks. Last week, we witnessed this pair come with a deep to take out zone, create an impression of a bearish reversal, and then continue or resume its bullish trend. These are fakeouts, and they are very common occurrences in the market price movements.
On the daily, 4-hour, and 1-hour timeframes, the market is bullish. With the market making a new high, prices are expected to begin to retrace bearish. With the retracement in place, we will look to the new high that just formed as our liquidity and look to trade market prices up all the way to that point. But first, we would want to see price retrace bearish and come into our refined zone, after which we would decide on how to enter the bullish trade.
Stay close, guys. This is going to be an interesting one.
On the daily, 4-hour, and 1-hour timeframes, the market is bullish. With the market making a new high, prices are expected to begin to retrace bearish. With the retracement in place, we will look to the new high that just formed as our liquidity and look to trade market prices up all the way to that point. But first, we would want to see price retrace bearish and come into our refined zone, after which we would decide on how to enter the bullish trade.
Stay close, guys. This is going to be an interesting one.
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