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Thread: Discuss USD/JPY, GBP/JPY, and other JPY Pairs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loudness View Post
    Hello J.Giordano, yes the pair is bearish now. Read my previous posts above. Welcome and good luck!
    Hello Loudness

    Thank you,I am very happy in here and see you quite active in this thread...lets keep touch and sharing..if you dont mind please PM me your messenger and maybe we can keep chat

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    We could always talk using this forum. What you wanna know? I go first.

    I am actively trading the yen for 5 years. I have standard accounts of reasonable sizes. I win more than I lose. How about you?

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    Hi loudness,

    I am still new here,have loss a lot and now in floating position..I was buy USDJPY around 91,xx before the Pairs drop and now have a quite big floating position,maybe you have any idea/strategy for me to out from this floating now

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    Quote Originally Posted by J.Giordano View Post
    Hi loudness,

    I am still new here,have loss a lot and now in floating position..I was buy USDJPY around 91,xx before the Pairs drop and now have a quite big floating position,maybe you have any idea/strategy for me to out from this floating now
    Are u trading standard lots? Does your broker allow hedging? I would suggest u buy at dips becos eventually the pair is going to see 95.xx/100.xx. There's another version of the forcast is a drop to below 80.xx. I dunno how low the pair can go, but I will be buying @ 87.00 and 85.00.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loudness View Post
    Are u trading standard lots? Does your broker allow hedging? I would suggest u buy at dips becos eventually the pair is going to see 95.xx/100.xx. There's another version of the forcast is a drop to below 80.xx. I dunno how low the pair can go, but I will be buying @ 87.00 and 85.00.
    Hello

    Yes I am trade standart lot..and my broker wllow hedging,any suggestion?
    I am plan to buy at 87.00 also and if it break i intend to buy in 85.00 also
    I am tried hedging to sell at 87.79,87.54,and 87.35...how do you think?

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    Quote Originally Posted by J.Giordano View Post
    Hello

    Yes I am trade standart lot..and my broker wllow hedging,any suggestion?
    I am plan to buy at 87.00 also and if it break i intend to buy in 85.00 also
    I am tried hedging to sell at 87.79,87.54,and 87.35...how do you think?
    I won't want to sell @ 87.xx levels. Maybe 88.50 you may enter to sell. Why u didn't use stop-loss orders ? Its dangerous to trade without any stop orders.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loudness View Post
    I won't want to sell @ 87.xx levels. Maybe 88.50 you may enter to sell. Why u didn't use stop-loss orders ? Its dangerous to trade without any stop orders.
    Hello

    yes..it was my mistake....I put a wrong position buy stop at these second and third 87,xx...so now i am just can hope it can keep bearish..how do you think? and I am now learn to put a stop loss..may i know how many pips usually u put your SL and TP ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by J.Giordano View Post
    Hello

    yes..it was my mistake....I put a wrong position buy stop at these second and third 87,xx...so now i am just can hope it can keep bearish..how do you think? and I am now learn to put a stop loss..may i know how many pips usually u put your SL and TP ?
    My TP is usually 150 pips and SL is 50 pips. I would suggest you continue buying at dips eg. 87.00 and 85.00. Forget about hedging. Keep your fingers crossed and hope that 95.xx/100.xx would come!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loudness View Post
    My TP is usually 150 pips and SL is 50 pips. I would suggest you continue buying at dips eg. 87.00 and 85.00. Forget about hedging. Keep your fingers crossed and hope that 95.xx/100.xx would come!
    Hello,

    Ok I will do it
    Btw,since you now and believe the pairs will show bearish why dont you put a sell order now?


    Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by J.Giordano View Post
    Hello,

    Ok I will do it
    Btw,since you now and believe the pairs will show bearish why dont you put a sell order now?


    Thanks
    I won't play selling. I'm LONG person . If this pair reverses the sell would be trapped for a very long time. Happy trading!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loudness View Post
    I won't play selling. I'm LONG person . If this pair reverses the sell would be trapped for a very long time. Happy trading!
    Ok..Thank you loudness

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    Quote Originally Posted by NEWSFLASH View Post
    wheres the support come on BULLS
    Just having a lazy day, Next field to the north looks to have longer grass. Ok we will wonder over there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Time Lord View Post
    Just having a lazy day, Next field to the north looks to have longer grass. Ok we will wonder over there.
    OK, Putting me feet up and waiting my Lord has spoken. Have a nice day P

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loudness View Post
    My TP is usually 150 pips and SL is 50 pips. I would suggest you continue buying at dips eg. 87.00 and 85.00. Forget about hedging. Keep your fingers crossed and hope that 95.xx/100.xx would come!
    Is your SL/TP level dictated by any indicator or is it a "feel" SL/TP?

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    Quote Originally Posted by muadib View Post
    Is your SL/TP level dictated by any indicator or is it a "feel" SL/TP?
    "Feel" SL/TP.

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