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WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON WITH GBPJPY???

FOREXCOM:GBPJPY   British Pound / Japanese Yen
When "Day Trading" GBPJPY it is important to trade in the direction of the trend(swing trend) for the day.
After the swing trend for the day has been identified using the trend-line, its time to pay attention to the order-flow for entry setups in the direction of the trend or sometimes against the trend (yes these happens sometimes)
Two very strong entry setups are:
1) Clean-Flush Melting Order-flow
2) Turtle Soup
In this mini article I will share screenshots of my trades from Monday to Friday using this methodology. I had one loss on Monday, three wins during the week.
My last trade was on Friday, and I am still holding the position, expecting price to head into the 185.2 level by Monday/Tuesday
- Broad View of All trades taken
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Apparently BOJ stepped in over the weekend and that led to a massive short. However this short led to the beginning of a Falling-W swing pattern. On Tuesday, price printed a bullish turtle soup setup to signal its readiness to complete the Falling-W swing pattern
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A second turtle soup entry for GBPJPY
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3rd entry & zoomed-in view. Should be the last setup before this week's price objective is met
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SL hit on 3rd entry. However a new turtle soup setup has been formed, so we can take a 4th entry with a buy-stop above the high of the red hammer candle
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Remember trend is still very bullish
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Okay guys. It seems we were wrong. What I have learnt from this week's setup is price may not alway complete the objective of a falling-W pattern if there is a break of the swing trendline. I ignored this break with the belief that completion of the pattern was compulsory
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This was our missed setup
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Target
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That will be all for this week though! Enjoy your weekends!!
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