EURJPY Triangle Clears June Gains,
As USDJPY is on preparedness to quench 100.70/101.00 strong yearly support, EURJPY delivered a quick blow to its June triangle through a strong negative close, hinting for an extra selloff of 100 pips below yesterday low.
The short term is rather oversold to enter right now, thus we go for selling the 10pips retracement above today’s opening targeting yesterday’s low. A close below that low will squeeze any buyer for 136.85 (an abrupt rally would allow an adding consideration at 138.55)
This trade is valid as long as no close above this week’s high is triggered.
***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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