ICMARKETS:GBPJPY   British Pound / Japanese Yen
Based on the latest technical analysis for the GBP/JPY pair on the H4 (4-hour) chart, here's a bullish perspective:

- *Moving Averages: The short-term moving averages (MA5, MA10, and MA20) are indicating **buy* signals, suggesting a bullish trend in the near term. However, the longer-term moving averages (MA50, MA100, and MA200) are showing *sell* signals, which could indicate potential resistance levels that the price might test if the bullish momentum continues¹.

- *Technical Indicators: The technical indicators are giving mixed signals. The RSI (14) is at 41.572, which is generally considered a **sell* signal, but it's close to the neutral zone, indicating that the market isn't in an oversold condition. The STOCH (9,6) and Williams %R suggest *buy* signals, indicating upward momentum. The MACD (12,26) is at -0.51, which is a *sell* signal, but this could also mean the market is consolidating before a potential upward move¹.

- *Pivot Points*: The current price is hovering around the pivot point levels, with potential resistance (R1, R2, R3) and support (S3, S2, S1) levels identified. These can be crucial for determining entry and exit points in the market¹.

- *Overall Summary: The technical analysis summary is **neutral* with a leaning towards *strong buy* based on the technical indicators, suggesting that there could be a bullish trend forming. Traders might look for confirmation of a bullish trend through additional signals or market news before entering a trade¹.

Please note that this analysis is based on past market performance and does not guarantee future results. It's important to consider other market factors and conduct a thorough analysis before making any trading decisions. Always trade responsibly and within your risk tolerance.
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