December 3 - Today's USD/JPY trading strategy
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Yesterday's USD/JPY was moving little, with a range of about 60 pips.
USD/JPY 1-hour chart & 1-minute chart
Tokyo time: rising
London: range-bound
NY: slightly downward
My impression is that markets move during Tokyo time while overseas time is less active.
Well, this is something to understand in hindsight, so in real time we must judge whether it’s a small move now and whether volatility may emerge by watching the chart.
Speaking of reversal moments, price reached 15,600 but was rejected.
That reversal selling scene occurred after turning to a sell on the Billion Trader 1-minute chart, but given the range wasn’t large, it was a trade to take a few points and wait to see.
In Tokyo time, I was looking for long opportunities, but ultimately traded L-breaks while monitoring the Billion Trader chart.
Yellow □ zone.
Because a trend was visible, the trade was a Billion Trader line break while watching volume.
Monday was weak, so I watched yesterday with some expectations, but perhaps market movement is subdued due to year-end...
Typically, around the 15th there is volatility, and before Christmas holidays it tends to stop moving suddenly.
This year, around the 19th at most, and year-end on the 29th, 30th, 31st seems likely.
Tonight there are US ADP data.
Whether it will show the usual volatility...
I hope for enough volatility to present a full retracement pattern.
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