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GBP/JPY Elliott Wave forecasting the path

In this article we’re going to take a quick look at the Elliott Wave charts of GBPJPY forex pair published in members area of the website.  As our members know, GBPJPY  Is trading within the cycle from the February 28th peak. Recently we got 3 waves recovery against 165.98 high . The pair found sellers at the extreme zone and made the turn down as expected.  In the further text we are going to explain the Elliott Wave Forecast.

GBP/JPY Elliott Wave 1 hour chart 02.10.2022

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We are calling cycle from the 165.95 high completed as the 5 waves structure. Currently GBPJPY is doing correction against that high, which looks incomplete. We expect to see another leg up C red to complete wave (2) recovery.

GBP/JPY Elliott Wave 1 hour chart 03.22.2022

The pair has traded higher as we expected. It broke previous peak A red, confirming C red leg is in progress. More short term strength should ideally follow toward 162.6-164.87 area before turn lower takes place ideally.

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GBP/JPY Elliott Wave 1 hour chart 03.23.2022

Eventually the pair made rally toward equal legs area 162.6-164.87 and found sellers as we expected.  We already got decent pull back so we label wave (2) completed at the 163.33 high.  As far as the price holds below that peak, chances are we are going to see further weakness. However , break of 03/16 low is needed to confirm next leg down is in progress.

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