top of page
Search

CAD/JPY and USD/CAD analysis

Writer: KeonConsultancy.comKeonConsultancy.com

Besides our existing bearish bias on JPY pairs (bullish on JPY); today's tweet1 and tweet2 create uncertainty about US-China trade deal which makes JPY (the save haven) even more bullish/stronger.


Our USD/CAD scenario already shows that we've recently been bearish in CAD. CAD resumed its fall/rise in USD/CAD after a minor downward retracement at USD/CAD. Since we are bearish in USD/JPY, we have now preferred to sell CAD/JPY instead of buying USD/CAD. However, we may tomorrow close CAD/JPY and enter buy in USD/CAD if FOMC will be hawkish.

Alternative idea: half trade (a sell in CAD/JPY) and half trade (a buy in USD/CAD) can be done together.


Basically we have to sell CAD again and we should sell it against the strongest one. If you have read my comment on USD/CHF, you know that I have closed re-entered sell of USD/CHF today; which means that I am no longer considering CHF strong. Therefore, re-entered sell of CAD/CHF trade (view its comment) has also been closed at BE. Hhence we had to find another strong currency against which we could resume selling CAD.


Here is what I see on CAD/JPY charts.

On H4 time-frame: A 3 drive look alike pattern is under construction:



On daily/D1 time-frame:

ABCD100.0 is our minimum target/TP. All other targets such as 3-drive completion point (80.368), FIB61.8 of the whole swing up (81.233) and abcd100.0 are beyond it.

Set SL above yesterday's high/point c.




 

2 Comments


Anand Dubey
Anand Dubey
Nov 20, 2019

The trade has been successfully accomplished at TP target.

Like

Keon Consultancy
Keon Consultancy
Nov 19, 2019

CAD/JPY fell 30.0 pips from my selling point by the time I finished writing and publishing this analysis, so I moved SL to BE.

Like
  • Facebook Social Icon
  • Youtube

© 2010-25 by KeonConsultancy.com

 

 

The information on this website is not targeted at the general public of any particular country. It is not intended for distribution to residents in any country where such distribution or use would contravene any local law or regulatory requirement.

 

Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Your capital is at risk in Forex & CFD trading.

bottom of page