First, let’s start the sketch by visualizing the quickest build-up of the Higher Lows since it bottomed at 10160. The tendency aroused afterwards in creating an upsloping trendline with a reading at 10188 today, which happens to be culminated with the 23% Fib line of the plummet that started at 10280.
From the ceiling side, USDJPY is trading above hourly MA200 without so far reaching a close (daily)above, collaborating a bearish divergence in the last 2 days, getting near 10235 - 61% Fib line of that same plummet – all point to a feeble rally which is sellable.
Selling 10220 and 10230 for 10195 is the conclusion as long as you can afford a close above 10235.
***Rule to Remember: Gaining 20pips out of any free-signal is highly remarkable as such trades are not updated on time or ever.
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