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Learn this price action setup for the BIGGEST DAY TRADESI walk through the pre-market prep and the price action that led to a big move on the Nikkei Index. Learning price action means understanding 'WHO' may be trapped and where they will start to feel the pain and be forced to act and potentially close positions....that is when we want to initial a position to take advantage of the move. The Nikkei index was a great example of knowing when and where to trade which could have led to a big payouts. ** If you like the content then take a look at my WEBSITE in the profile to get more daily ideas and learning material ** ** Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. **
OSE:NK2251!Education
by TradeTheStructure
Nikkei break out? - China's JapanificationThe recent Nikkei rally is bringing it ever closer to that "magical" 30,000 level which it hasn't touched since the late '80s collapse. IFF a breakout occurs, expect a collapse in all XYZ/JPY pairs - since, true to form, every equity/hedge fund in the world is expected to pile in. Internal Chinese (export/import) numbers are showing a fair pick up in exports - post Covid - BUT a very anemic internal demand, with import numbers steadily surprising to the down-side (by a lot!). Simultaneously Japanese heavy industry is racking up some solid numbers lately, especially in regard to steel, automobile and electronic components. All of this is fueled by an abating chip shortage, giving world wide car production a boost. E.g. Watch the Nikkei price action and fully expect a blinding YEN rally should that 30,000 level get blown away!
OSE:NK2251!Long
by Nemo_Confidat
NKD1 LONG#WaveAnalysis #Nikkei225 reversed from support level 31600.00 Likely to rise to resistance level 33635.00 Nikkei 225 index recently reversed up from the pivotal support level 31600.00 (which stopped the previous sharp impulse wave (i) at the end of May). The support level 31600.00 was strengthened by the two intersecting trendlines of the two daily up channels inside which the price has been moving over the last few weeks. Given the prevailing daily uptrend, Nikkei 225 index can be expected to rise further toward the next resistance level 33635.00 (target price for the completion of the active impulse wave (v)).
CME:NKD1!Long
by Daniel_Thompson
Strong Bullish Market !!??Hi guys I hope you have a great week, successful trades full of profits that give good energy to a trader to pay more attention to his personal life. In the market environment, you have to define the rules of the game and then create the discipline necessary to follow the rules!? Even when the change in the market tempts you to trade just this time without paying attention to your rules, you still have to follow the rules, the change in the market causes you to have illusions and misconceptions. (Mark Douglas) Friends, all the details are indicated in the chart. If I want to give an opinion, I think the market will be very powerful, at least it will reach the highest price in its history. Thank you for your support
OSE:NK2251!Long
by mehdi47abbasi79
Nikkei225 Long#WaveAnalysis #Nikkei225 broke long-term resistance level 30735 – Likely to rise to resistance level 33000 Nikkei 225 index continues to rise sharply after the price broke through the major long-term resistance level 30735 (former Double Top from 2021). The breakout of the resistance level 30735 coincided with the breakout of the weekly up channel from last year, which accelerated the active impulse waves 3 and (3). Given the strong weekly uptrend, Nikkei 225 can be expected to rise further toward the next resistance level 33000
CME:NKD1!Long
by Daniel_Thompson
Nikkei (NKD) Looking to Complete Wave 5 of Elliott Wave ImpulseShort term Elliott Wave in Nikkei (NKD) suggests that cycle from 1.3.2023 low is progressing as a 5 waves Elliott Wave impulse. Up from 1.3.2023 low, wave 1 ended at 28715 and pullback in wave 2 ended at 26285. Wave 3 rally ended at 31695 as 1 hour chart below shows. Dips in wave 4 unfolded as a double three Elliott Wave structure. Down from wave 3, wave (a) ended at 31180 and rally in wave (b) ended at 31405. Wave (c) lower ended at 31075 and this ended wave ((w)). Rally in wave ((x)) completed at 31450. Index resumed lower again in wave ((y)) with internal subdivision as a double three in lesser degree. Down from wave ((x)), wave (w) ended at 30940 and rally in wave (x) ended at 31155. Decline in wave (y) ended at 30634 which completed wave ((y)) of 4. Index has since turned higher in wave 5. Up from wave 4, wave (i) ended at 31200 and pullback in wave (ii) ended at 30945. Index rallies again in wave (iii) towards 31345 and pullback in wave (iv) ended at 31185. Expect Index to extend higher to end wave (v) of ((i)). Afterwards, it should pullback in wave ((ii)) to correct cycle from 5.31.2023 low in 3, 7, or 11 swing before the rally resumes. Near term, as far as pivot at 30634 low stays intact, expect pullback to find support in 3, 7, 11 swing for further upside.
CME:NKD1!
by Elliottwave-Forecast
Cheap Yen & Low P/E To Deliver Immense Bargains in NikkeiBuying financial assets in dips provides an inbuilt margin of safety. Enriching that trade is a currency that is hovering at its near lowest in a decade. Expected equity gains compounded with Yen that is anticipated to strengthen will strongly propel alpha from the proposed trade setup in Japanese equities. The P/E ratio based on next 12-months earnings in Japan is 13x and cheaper relative to 18x for the S&P500 and 27x for the Nasdaq. The Yen is near its lowest on average based on real-effective exchange rate. It is 2.3x standard deviations below the average over the last decade. For investors looking to hedge their yen exposure, its term structure delivers a positive basis (forward value minus spot price) that can be harvested through hedging. A long position in CME Nikkei/Yen Futures combined with a full currency hedge delivers a 1.9x reward to risk ratio with entry at 29065 and target of 31295 hedged by a stop at 27900. DEMYSTIFYING THE NIKKEI 225 INDEX (“NIKKEI”) The Nikkei index lists 225 largest Japanese firms. Given Japan’s heft, the index is an indicator of Asian market sentiments. The Japanese stock index was previously called Nikkei Dow Jones Stock Average from 1975 to 1985. The name was later changed to Nihon Keizai Shimbun or Japan Economic Newspaper which is commonly referred to as Nikkei. The Nikkei is a price-weighted index with an adjustment factor for each stock. The summation of the adjusted prices is divided by a divisor (29.508) to maintain index continuity. The 225 firms are spread across thirty-five industries. Top fifteen industries form 93% of the index. Top ten firms represent 38% of the Nikkei. Technology, Consumer Goods, Materials, and Capital Goods represent 95% of the index. JAPANESE EQUITIES HAVE BEEN RESILIENT THIS YEAR Japanese equities have delivered 13% gains so far this year with resilience across all sectors. Thanks to Apple and Microsoft, Nasdaq has returned 22% this year as investors seek shelter from ongoing crisis in US banking sector. “Stealth” QE partly explains the outsized gains in Nasdaq. In sharp contrast, S&P500 is up 9%, Dow is up 3%, Russell 2000 is up merely 1% while Chinese equities are down 3%. Positive performance in Nikkei is evident across all sectors and names. Broad based recovery in Japan makes Nikkei far more resilient relative to US equities where superior performance is restricted to no more than a dozen quality names. JAPANESE EQUITIES ARE PRIMED FOR GROWTH Japanese shares continue to inch higher with the Nikkei trading near its highest level in eight months led by earnings optimism and expanded government subsidies for chip production. The prospect of chip makers looks bright after Industry Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura said Japan plans to provide additional subsidies to chipmakers. The P/E based on next 12-months earnings in Japan is around ~13x and cheaper relative to ~18x in the US. For every dollar of earnings, only USD 13 is required to be invested in Nikkei compared to USD 18 in the S&P500 & USD 27 in Nasdaq. Japanese stocks not only trade on low P/E but pay healthy dividends. Nikkei has a yield of 2.13% compared to Dow Jones at 2.09%, S&P 500 at 1.67% and Nasdaq-100 at merely 0.86%. THE YEN IS EXPECTED TO REGAIN ITS HAVEN STATUS The yen is expected to regain its status as a haven currency after years of dollar dominance with the BOJ expected to normalise its monetary policy. The BOJ is anticipated to discard its yield-curve control policy in coming months and that should help strengthen the Yen. Barclays analysts expect the yen to appreciate to 123 per dollar by this time next year. The yen has faced headwinds from higher energy prices and a worsening rate differential as global central banks hiked rates to contain inflation. As energy prices ease and the rate hiking cycles pause, selling pressure on the Yen will soften. If the Fed stops raising rates after a final increase this week, that might lead to inflation-adjusted yield differentials to stop widening in favour of USD. Majority of forecasts have the yen strengthening to levels beyond that implied by the forward market. Analysts are one way on the direction of the dollar-yen. Japanese yen forecast for end-2023 was 125 as of last week, compared to FX forward rate at 129. Analysts at RBC fear that these crowded expectations underplay the impact of recession. US recession spreading to global markets could send the Yen plunging to 150 to the dollar as per RBC. COT REPORTS POINT TO BULLISH SENTIMENTS FOR JAPANESE EQUITIES The CFTC’s Commitment of Traders report (COT) shows positioning by professional investors in Nikkei futures. The report shows open interest segmented into four buckets, namely, (a) Asset Managers (pension funds, mutual funds, & institutional asset managers), (b) Leveraged Funds (hedge funds & money managers), (c) Other Reportables (traders using derivatives to hedge business risk), and (d) Non-Reportables (small speculators). Asset Managers have increased their net long positioning by 278% in Yen denominated futures. Leverage funds have reduced net shorts on Dollar-denominated futures. TRADE SET UP Low P/E ratios, Cheap Yen, Resurgence as a Haven, are among the drivers favouring the Nikkei. A long position in CME Nikkei/Yen Futures with currency fully hedged will deliver a 1.9x reward to risk ratio with entry at 29250 and target of 31295 hedged by a stop at 27900. Every tick represents five index points corresponding to a change of JPY 2,500 per lot. ● Entry: 29065 ● Target: 31295 ● Stop: 27900 ● Profit at target: JPY 1,115,000 ● Loss at stop: JPY 582,500 ● FX hedging gains with CME Micro USD/JPY Futures (Dec 23 contract): JPY 37,200 ● Reward-to-risk: 1.9x MARKET DATA CME Real-time Market Data helps identify trading set-ups and express market views better. If you have futures in your trading portfolio, you can check out on CME Group data plans available that suit your trading needs www.tradingview.com DISCLAIMER This case study is for educational purposes only and does not constitute investment recommendations or advice. Nor are they used to promote any specific products, or services. Trading or investment ideas cited here are for illustration only, as an integral part of a case study to demonstrate the fundamental concepts in risk management or trading under the market scenarios being discussed. 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CME:NIYM2023Long
by mintdotfinance
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Nikkei ETF's looking promising 2023+The Nikkei, also known as the Nikkei Stock Average , is a stock market index for the Tokyo Stock Exchange in Japan. It is often used as a benchmark for the performance of the Japanese stock market. Traders use the Nikkei to track the overall direction of the Japanese stock market and to gain insights into the performance of specific sectors and companies. They may also use technical analysis and other tools to analyze the movements of the Nikkei and make trading decisions based on its trends and patterns. In addition, the Nikkei is sometimes used as an underlying asset for financial instruments such as futures contracts, options, and exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which allow traders to speculate on or hedge against changes in the index.
CME:NKD1!Long
by CryptoGao1
In Short Medium Term Nifty & Nikkei are Correcting DownsideAs we can see on the above chart, Nifty & Nikkei have two different Corrective Structures . Nifty and Nikkei is a ABC and WXY correction respectively. So the Right Side in the short medium term is down or turning down . Now we expect that the correction will be completed in the end of third quarterly, 2023. At this moment we only identify Nifty with bullish structure for daily time frame. It's also important to continue checking the correlation of Asian Indices with European and American Indices as we're doing.
CME:NKD1!Short
by Market-Right-Side
**Long Nikkei Short DAXPost BOJ decision which is USDJPY supportive, we could expect the Nikkei to recover from recent weakness. Since it remains a choppy Equity Environment, selling DAX against it (delta hedge) makes sense from a relative price perspective and looking at technical levels, along with oscilators. Another way would be to buy Upside calls on Nikkei (cheap in Impiled volatilities) and selling upside on DAX (call vs. Calls strategy) I will keep it plain vanilla though
OSE:NK2251!
by ArisopeCapital
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Making Hay in the Land of the Rising SunLong Japan; Short US. Market conditions exist for Nikkei-225 index (“Nikkei”) to remain resilient over the next quarter relative to S&P 500 (“S&P”). BoJ's unflinching commitment to negative rates benefits Japanese firms with a weak Yen. Meanwhile, worsening economic conditions in the US with feeble growth outlook and likely recession could send S&P lower. This case study illustrates a spread trade between Nikkei and S&P to extract positive yield with compelling upside and limited downside. Entry at 7.011 with target at 7.402 and stop-loss at 6.787. TAILWINDS SUPPORTING NIKKEI In a year of crumbling global markets, Nikkei has shown remarkable resilience. YTD Nikkei is down 6% relative to 18% decline in the S&P. Three reasons why: 1. Consistent low interest rates in Japan: Loose monetary policies inflate asset prices. Thanks to a benign monetary stance from the Bank of Japan (BoJ), Nikkei has been and continues to benefit. The BoJ has set its short-term rates at -0.1% and long-term rates at 0%. 2. Weak and weakening Yen: YTD 2022, the Yen is down 20% relative to USD. This helps boost profits for Japanese firms. While most central banks have gone hawkish, the BoJ is resolute in keeping its monetary policy loose. A weak yen makes Japanese assets cheaper. Rising demand for real estate, and a policy framework that incentivises foreign investment boost capital inflow into Japan (e.g.: TSMC new plant in Japan). 3. Pent-up tourism demand boosting travel industry and local spending: Easing pandemic restrictions and opening of borders unlocking pent-up tourism demand is turning the outlook of tourism industry bright. NIKKEI TECHNICALS Since October, Nikkei has rallied 11% to its peak on November 25th and 6.5% to its current levels post correction. The index sits gently above its 200-day moving average which perhaps serves as a support. The stochastic indicator is at 7.4 suggesting that Nikkei may be oversold and positioning for an upward correction. HEADWINDS FACING S&P 500 While Nikkei sets to soar, S&P appears feeble. US outlook is bleak with structural shifts pointing to slowing demand and job losses. Hawkish Fed with its stance on raising rates to fend off still hot inflation is likely to tip US economy into recession. a. Growing Recession Fears Recession looks likely after FOMC rate hike last week. As Chair Powell remarked, while a soft landing was still possible (skirting a recession), the runway for that was becoming shorter. Fed's stance remains firm and rightfully so. In the last eight (8) rate hike cycles, not once has the Fed eased until inflation print came lower to Fed funds rate. Expecting more rate hikes in 2023 creates downward pressure on the broader economy and the S&P. US growth outlook for the next year is a mere 0.5%. About 1.6m more could go jobless. In a sign of growing weakness, last Friday, Goldman announced 8,000 staff retrenchment comprising 8% of its workforce. b. Shrinking Consumer Spending Uncertain outlook makes consumers wary. Wary consumers spend less. Forecast by Walmart point to structural weaknesses. Weak retail sales are starting to show with no relief signs in sight. c. While King Dollar has lost some shine, it remains strong The US Dollar is enjoying a solid performance in decades. Flight to safety amid a world faced with poly-crisis and compounded by a hawkish fed committed to controlling inflation, the dollar remains king. A strong dollar is not necessarily good news. Rapid dollar ascent has made US goods & services less attractive hurting offshore earnings for the US firms. TECHNICALS FAVOR NIKKEI OVER S&P Notwithstanding the above, S&P is up since October rising nearly 20% to its peak on December 13th and 11% to current levels. However, unlike the Nikkei, the S&P is trading below its 200-day moving average which seemingly is impeding as resistance. S&P fell below its ascending channel suggesting that the rally might have lost steam. INSIGHTS FROM COMMITMENT OF TRADERS REPORT As seen in the CME Commitment of Traders Report, Hedge Fund positions vindicates our outlook for Nikkei and S&P. Over the last 12 weeks, hedge funds have increased their net short positions by 34% in the CME's E-mini Futures and Micro E-mini futures . In sharp contrast, during the same period, these participants have increased their net long positions by 18% in CME Nikkei USD and Yen Futures combined. TRADE CONSTRUCTION Spread trades using futures require equal notional exposures across both legs. With S&P at $3,852, one lot of CME's Micro E-Mini contract provides $19,260 in notional exposure while each CME's Nikkei USD futures contract gives $136,160 exposure. At current levels, equalising notional value requires 7 lots of Micro E-Mini S&P futures for each lot of CME Nikkei Dollar Index Futures . One (1) lot of long Nikkei 225 futures is required to offset against Seven (7) lots of short Micro E-Mini S&P500 futures . Entry: 7.013 Target: 7.402, Potential Profit: $7,783 Stop Loss: 6.776, Potential Loss: $4,177 Reward/Risk Ratio: 1.86 When Nikkei outperforms S&P500, the spread trade delivers positive returns. Outperformance could manifest in one of three ways: (a) Nikkei rises while S&P falls, or (b) Both Nikkei and S&P rise but Nikkei rises more than S&P, or (c) Both Nikkei and S&P fall but Nikkei falls lesser than S&P. If the reverse of these three scenarios occurs, then the spread trade loses money. MARKET DATA CME Real-time Market Data help identify trading set-ups and express market views better. 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CME:NKD1!Long
by mintdotfinance
Nikkei Futures ( NKD1!), H4 Potential for Bearish continuationTitle: Nikkei Futures ( NKD1!), H4 Potential for Bearish continuation Type: Bearish continuation Resistance: 26555 Pivot: 25960 Support: 25610 Preferred case: Looking at the H4 chart, my overall bias for NKD1! is bearish due to the current price being below the Ichimoku cloud, indicating a bearish market. If this bearish momentum continues, expect price to continue heading towards the support at 25610, where the previous swing low is. Alternative scenario: Price may head back up to retest the pivot at 25960, where the 61.8% Fibonacci line is. Fundamentals: There are no major news.
CME:NKD1!Short
by Genesiv