CADJPY to Extend Losses Below 82.60

by Justin Bennett  · 

February 7, 2019

by Justin Bennett  · 

February 7, 2019

by Justin Bennett  · 

February 7, 2019


A few days ago CADJPY hit a confluence of resistance at 83.80.

It’s the intersection of ascending channel resistance and a horizontal level that served as support between August and December of last year.

Since Monday’s commentary, CADJPY is down 100 pips. It’s also currently testing the channel support I mentioned at 82.70.

It’s going to take a close below this level to extend this week’s losses.

The pair is also just 40 pips away from carving a bearish engulfing candle for the week. And with less than 48 hours to go, we’ll know the outcome soon enough.

Note that you can also watch for a 4-hour close below channel support. It may serve as an early warning sign of a future breakdown.

That said, a daily close below the 82.60/70 area would be much more convincing.

As for targets following a breakdown, I’d keep an eye on 80.55 followed by 78.70.

Alternatively, a bounce from 82.60/70 would keep the channel intact. It would also expose the 84.50 area.

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CADJPY ascending channel on the daily time frame


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    1. For those who sold on Monday, it could also be a time to add to their short position.

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  2. Hello Justin. I have a concern regarding the Nikkei 225 (Japan Index). The outlook is bearish considering that it has broken out of the rising wedge support today (H4 chart), but the same chart pattern is similar to most, if not all JPY pairs. With that regard, aren’t all the JPY pairs supposed to be looking bullish (base currencies)? I’m confused and thanks in advance

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