How will the USD/JPY 1-hour chart break above 14850, or…

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The USD/JPY is currently at a critical point.

USD/JPY 1-hour and 5-minute charts

I switched to 5-minute intervals instead of 1 minute to view about three days.

As mentioned in recent articles, on the 1-hour USD/JPY chart, what rose also fell.

There is a range in the middle, but using the upper edge of that range as the peak, it seems to have dropped smoothly as usual.

A solid billion-trader line was drawn in the white square zone.

Going forward, will it form a range starting from the yellow horizontal line as before, break below the blue horizontal line, or form a range similar to the yellow line section, or perhaps continue rising toward the upper edge of the range as shown by the red arrow? It’s a four-way choice.

If a decline occurs, the target levels from the billion-trader chart seem to be around 14817 and 14791.

From the current price, that would be about 50–60 pips.

At the current stage, with about 40 pips of movement, considering a target of 1 yen, another 60 pips might move?

If it goes down, it would be a decline tightly aligned with the billion-trader line.

If it goes up, perhaps 14900 is the retracement limit.

I’m paying attention to what happens after London.

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There you have it.

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