Everyone loves the USD/JPY.
Hello. Last week I touched on the full moon in September. September 7, 2025 (Sunday) was the full moon, and I think there were moves in the market around that time as well. In the stock market, some may feel that signs of a reversal are beginning to appear. It might be worth keeping an eye on.
In reality, you might feel that way, and later realize that this area marked the turning point, which may be enough.
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After a quick look back at last week, let's examine this week's dollar/yen movement (September 14–20) on a chart.
Review:
In last week's strategy, it was written.
This week's strategy:In the DAILY chart, price stayed within the cloud. However, since the value confirmed on the 4H chart (146.570) is also visible on the DAILY chart, we should be cautious. On the DAILY, the Parabolic dot (around 146.360) could be reached, so there may be moments when price moves above the lower Bollinger Band (orange). It is unlikely that the dot will suddenly break below, but if the downward momentum is strong, it could break through; however, if this happens on the DAILY axis, it would likely be due to some geopolitical risk or such an event.
I wrote.
In recent weeks there have been moments of substantial movement. It required caution.
Weekly flow
Small, irregular fluctuations (it feels like it’s trading in a range)
Now, this week (September 7–13) let’s look at the dollar/yen movement together using a chart. (We’ll keep it simple.)