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Hello. The full moon in September will be on Sunday, September 7, 2025, and this day is expected to witness a total lunar eclipse (Blood Moon) observable in many regions, including Asia and Europe. Research suggests that stock market returns tend to be lower during full-moon periods than during new-moon periods, and there are traders who use the “moon phase trading strategy” that times reversals or large price movements around the full moon.
Personally, I feel that significant price movements tend to occur not only in the stock market but also in the foreign exchange market around the full moon, so I remain vigilant. Especially regarding gold this time, I think there is still room for a bit more upside, but signs of a reversal are beginning to emerge.
What do you think?
【As with previous times, we will start with the same notice at the top.】
Regarding this week’s analysis and strategy for “Everyone Loves Dollar-Yen,” from now on it will be published asa paid version of a serialized articleseries.
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This“Everyone Loves Dollar-Yen”will be listed with a one-month free trial, or for those who purchase the serialized articles for one month. (We will make it possible to purchase as individual articles.)Content focused on dollar-yen analysiswill be posted weekly in the paid versionorupdated irregularly as neededto deliver it.
※ This analysis dedicated to the “Dollar-Yen” uses a different method from the listed product“503 Methods [Easy 100 pips for busy people (excerpt) ]”andsurveys the movement of the dollar-yen by looking at all timeframes and the overall market trend.
To briefly look back at last week, and then see this week’s (September 7–13) dollar-yen movement with charts.
Review:
Last week’s strategy stated this.
This week’s strategy: There are many events likely to cause large moves this week and next, so I have held back on sending updates twice a week.
The moving axis is likely to be 4H (up, down) and 1H (lower Bollinger Band), followed by DAILY (lower), so considering that it may not return much upward, be cautious of another drop.
I wrote.
I thought there would be several weeks with large moves, so I hinted that you don’t have to trade forcefully.
In fact, this week rose and then returned to the original level. (Lower left)
Also, in these two weeks it has seemed to stay within a range. (Lower right)
One-week trend (attached, two-week trend)
Now, let’s look at this week (September 7–13) for the dollar-yen’s movement together on a chart. (I’ll keep it simple.)