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USD/JPY: yen is moving through channels
2019-11-11 • Updated
Recommendations:
SELL 108.5 SL 109.05 TP 106.4
BUY 109.75 SL 109.2 TP 112.1
On the daily chart, USD/JPY bulls are trying to leave the short-term descending channel. If they fail and bears manage to renew August low and conquer support at 108.03, risks of decline towards 127.2% and 161.8% targets of the AB=CD pattern will increase.
On H1, USD/JPY formed a “Widening wedge". The return of the pair to 38.2% and 23.6% of the wave 4-5 may be used for buying. On the other hand, another test of support at 108.54 can be used for selling.
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