Is it a pullback entry? A rise and collapse?

This is yesterday's European time analysis article for GBP/JPY.

＊In yesterday's article, it says it will move upward unless it falls below 146.500 at ⑨, but it has fallen about 10 pips.

How should we read this?

Today is a guide on how to read it.

＊In yesterday's GBP/JPY article, it said it would move upward unless it falls below 146.500 at ⑨, but

what should we do in such a case?

Recently I haven't written this, but it means to clearly break above that value (line) or below it.

This clear break of the line is written in Keikana Line's Power Balance 5, so

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＊And, I received a comment on yesterday's LiveDoor blog.

Regarding the部分 that says on the article on the 15th (Monday) that it will go down unless it surpasses 1.21500–1.21600,

on Tuesday and Wednesday there was a high-price try in this range, and on Wednesday it touched 1.21694 and declined.

Again, to read this blog, it is necessary to read the term “clearly exceed” in Power Balance 5.

≪Is this read as an error?≫, that was the question in the comments, but

as long as you draw the line, there will be deviations over time.

I would appreciate your understanding of that when viewing.

With that, today as well I will analyze GBP/JPY and USD/JPY using the Keikana Line.

Today's USD/JPY is confidential because yesterday's article served as a hint. Bow