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CAD/JPY – Technical Analysis
Price recently broke above a minor resistance. After such breakouts, institutions often create a false sense of security for retail traders by keeping price above resistance.
Once enough long positions and stop-loss orders build up, price often dips back below the broken level to trigger a liquidity hunt (stop-loss grab). If the bullish market structure holds, price typically reclaims the broken level and continues higher.

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CADJPY 🔑 Key Levels to Watch:

Resistance Zone: 107.478 – 108.504

Current Price: 106.85

Next Bearish Target: 104.644
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CADJPY Also if we look on the 1hr those highs did not tap that OB.
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CADJPY Ok Liquidated that internal high in the middle. Confirmed on LTF for MSS and should be going down now.
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CADJPY On CADJPY and CADCHF, I’m keeping my bearish bias in line with the overall trend.
My previous CADCHF position has already reached nearly 4RR, but I still believe the zone I sold from can remain valid and CADJPY same miss few pip to limit

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CADJPY Waiting for breakout and re-test before going for a Long Position.
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CADJPY If the middle line of the channel is broken, there’s a high probability that the price could reach 106K, considering the interaction it has with the channel’s guideline.
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CADJPY Here’s a new setup on CADJPY. I’ll be prioritizing the short side on this pair, and this is my 1:5 RR idea for reference.
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CADJPY 📈 CADJPY Setup
We’ve got a potential long opportunity with a 1:5 R:R.
Price is bouncing off demand and showing bullish continuation signs. If momentum holds, this could be a strong setup to ride higher.

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