While our previous trade idea: NZDJPY thankfully invalidated
itself (on the 7th Dec) before we entered the trade, the SGDJPY, in
our opinion, is looking good for a long-term sell – even if it is going against
the seasonality....after all, nothing works the whole time and seasonality too
has proven that.
Damned if we use the seasonals as a reason not to get into a
trade and it goes in our favour – damned if we use it and it supports a trade
decision which goes against us.
Either way, Wednesday’s bearish pin bar reversal on the
daily of SGDJPY rejecting the 69.40 level has not seen this price extremity
since May 2010, where it last met and rejected sharply, signifying this is a
strong zone of supply where bears will be creeping back into the market. Price
action has not been above this level since 2008 so technically we can call it a
‘hard level’.
So, we took the break of Wednesday’s low with a stoploss
above the high. The reward to risk makes sense to, with a target at 64.47 –
three quarters to the bottom of the range.
Trading the bounce short in this instance will be more
lucrative than trading the breakout long.
Morning Rob, thanks for that! As you say, we dodged a bullet on NZD/JPY. I have never looked at SGD/JPY, I have quite a few 'exotics' on my screen but not that one. How many pairs do you actually trade?! Have you ever put out a list of the pairs you trade? I'd be very interested in seeing it... Kind regards & Merry Christmas in case we don't overlap before!! Piers
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