May 21st with lots of hints [Free公開] Yesterday's article! & yesterday's drop as expected! Has USD/JPY turned to a decline?!
（Please rewrite this part for public view）
Today is about the foreign exchange.
（I kept getting sidetracked）
USD/JPY and GBP/JPY are going down, aren't they.
From a line perspective, yesterday there was a sign of trend reversal (by Keikana Line), so
the downside forecast was easy to anticipate, but currently USD/JPY has recovered
Yesterday USD/JPY
＊Yesterday, from the evening it declined as expected
＊The decline occurred around dawn. It briefly dipped just below the important value in Forecast Article 6, then recovered, and is now rising again from that level.
GBP/JPY
＊Here too, from late night, a full-scale drop as expected
＊Still in decline currently
＊What is the value of Pullback Candidate 6 today?
A article full of hints from yesterday. (^^♪)
By the way, the line used yesterday was
Flow reading ⇒ Trend-reversal line
Pullback ⇒ Power Balance 8 DVD
(Both are Keikana Line materials)
If you have learned Keikana Line or have the materials, please check them.
If you have learned, you can draw in advance.
A line must be drawn in advance to be usable.
If drawn afterward, you cannot trade with it.
Sometimes Keikana Line draws in advance at a point of nothingness (Zero) too.(^^♪
There are many other line methods and technicals in the world, but
it's a waste of time to use a non-functional technical and then draw lines afterward to learn.
If it isn't a line that can be drawn in advance, you cannot actually predict.
To check whether a line is functioning or not,
whether the person’s pre-announced forecast is correctis important
I started studying Keikana-san’s forecasts because I wanted to read the flow and value like this.
That was the trigger for me to study.
The day before yesterday I posted a free forecast article for about 7 hours, and it followed the upward flow as forecast.
If you read with a functioning line, you can predict in advance theprice and flowas anyone can.
Now, I will predict again today using the Keikana Line.
There are many earthquakes daily, so please be careful.
