In a market environment where contrarian strategies tend to work well, a high-win-rate method that combines deception (fakes) is added!
This is yesterday's (February 10, 2025) USD/JPY 5-minute chart.
Last Friday, at the 4-hour level, it reached the neckline of the reverse head and shoulders formed in early December of last year, and at the 15-minute level it formed a double bottom.
In other words, it halted its decline. And since it was Monday, the market was expected to be range-bound with no clear direction.
Furthermore, until 22:30 on Wednesday (CPI: Consumer Price Index), there were no high-impact economic indicators to watch, so until then the market environment was one where active money would not flow in.
In other words, the market tends to move back and forth, so you should base your trading plan on a contrarian approach.
In that situation, the recent high (this is the conspicuously exposed high reached by the Employment Statistics last Friday) was broken and it turned into a DMS.
DMS stands for a false breakout. Did you know? It’s an acronym I came up with, but it hasn’t spread at all...
This DMS becomes a contrarian signal, so from here on we will attack with a short position.
The original indicator I use is available for free download.
↓ Download here
Last Friday, at the 4-hour level, it reached the neckline of the reverse head and shoulders formed in early December of last year, and at the 15-minute level it formed a double bottom.
In other words, it halted its decline. And since it was Monday, the market was expected to be range-bound with no clear direction.
Furthermore, until 22:30 on Wednesday (CPI: Consumer Price Index), there were no high-impact economic indicators to watch, so until then the market environment was one where active money would not flow in.
In other words, the market tends to move back and forth, so you should base your trading plan on a contrarian approach.
In that situation, the recent high (this is the conspicuously exposed high reached by the Employment Statistics last Friday) was broken and it turned into a DMS.
DMS stands for a false breakout. Did you know? It’s an acronym I came up with, but it hasn’t spread at all...
This DMS becomes a contrarian signal, so from here on we will attack with a short position.
The original indicator I use is available for free download.
↓ Download here
× ![]()
