We've been calling for continued longs here on the USDJPY pretty much all summer (since June) given the confluences on both the technical & fundamental side of things. Our recent pullback trade is working pretty nicely & since we just put in a new structure high (confirming the bullish trend) this week, I wanted to revisit the trade as it setups up for fresh opportunities.
In a continuation trade, each time the trend is confirmed, I like to call it a "fresh break" which essentially means it resets the opportunity to trade. For those already involved this would mean confirming their position & opening the door to risk management tactics & for those who missed it the first time around another chance to get in.
My projection higher still remains at a large zone between 143's & 148's. We currently have a nice level of confluence having structure, an ABCD pattern & a 127 Fibonacci extension level lining up at the lower end of that projection making it the safer choice in my opinion.
If you have any questions about this idea please let me know in the comment section below. And of course I would love to hear your views as well.
Akil
In a continuation trade, each time the trend is confirmed, I like to call it a "fresh break" which essentially means it resets the opportunity to trade. For those already involved this would mean confirming their position & opening the door to risk management tactics & for those who missed it the first time around another chance to get in.
My projection higher still remains at a large zone between 143's & 148's. We currently have a nice level of confluence having structure, an ABCD pattern & a 127 Fibonacci extension level lining up at the lower end of that projection making it the safer choice in my opinion.
If you have any questions about this idea please let me know in the comment section below. And of course I would love to hear your views as well.
Akil
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