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On April 24th I wrote about how AUDJPY was unlikely to encounter much demand until 77.50.
The idea came about because of the false break above 79.80.
As is often the case, that false break triggered an aggressive and lasting move in the opposite direction.
I even pointed out how the 78.80 region was resistance in my April 24th post.
Sure enough, AUDJPY made it as high as 78.94 on April 29th before losing 180 pips as of today’s price.
A weekend gap brought the pair below (former) range support at 77.50. You can see where Monday’s session closed below this level.
That gap at 78.03 was closed early in Tuesday’s session.
In fact, the gap close was so precise that AUDJPY only managed a 78.04 print on Tuesday before dropping nearly 100 pips.
If you missed the gap close to get short, Tuesday’s bearish rejection candle could present a second chance opportunity.
The candle illustrates the influx of offers above former range support at 77.50.
It also means AUDJPY is vulnerable below 77.50 on a daily closing basis and keeps the pressure on the next key support level at 75.40.
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That was the closing price of the January 3rd flash crash.
It’s also approximately 200 pips below the previous range which also spanned just over 200 pips.
I favor selling AUDJPY while below the 77.50 handle on a daily closing basis.
However, don’t be surprised to see another retest of 77.50 as new resistance before sellers are ready for the next leg lower.
Key support comes in at 75.40 followed by 72.70.
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Top trade idea given what is happening on the S&P 500.
Good input!
Hello Justin,
Thank you for the all wonderful work you are doing for us.
I have question: Support levels 74.40 and subsequently 72.40 look like “ground bottom” of the chart. I hope you’ll talk over that in the future, but theoretically – Is this “ground” a good position for long trade, where trend should reverse?
Greetings.
Sir STOCH is reached oversold so is it fine ?