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nettspend
19 hr ago
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if i had a dollar for every pointless red jpy intervention news i would never need to trade again
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Trader#2F5C
17 hr ago
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I understand the feeling. Also understand that interest rate Usd is also mandated to be high against JPY.

Most times one red jpy is just a candle bearish that the FED allowed.
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Tanisha.fx
18 hr ago
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Think of it as the market reading between the lines. Japan has a history of stepping in when the yen gets too weak, so even mentioning intervention can be enough to shake up the market before any actual action is taken
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Surajgour
18 hr ago
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Hey! I came across your comment on Forex Factory. Your explanation about Japan's intervention was really interesting. I trade forex too, so I thought I'd say hello. Hope you don't mind the message!
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abrancho12
17 hr ago
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It's true we need to be vigilant because it has risen too much and is already on a list of anomalies that could lead to a large move according to my indicator, so I'm placing a bearish position on USD/JPY and a bullish position on JPY/USD.
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Demonlord666
11 hr ago
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Where are you guys trading jpyusd
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Trader#B7D7
12 hr ago
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Fed should allow this first.
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Britolpaul
19 hr ago
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Waste of a high impact news
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Shauryayadav
18 hr ago
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No one gonna trust
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Crysta8866
18 hr ago
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I'm following my daily and 4h structure than this Yen intervention shit
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GhosTraderGT
13 hr ago
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cancer_files
19 hr ago
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If he mean it, then the real intervention should be happened in a few days like in April
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diabolical
15 hr ago
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If they keep waving a gun around to threat everybody without firing a warning shot, at some point people will start suspect that the magazine contains no bullets. Either way, I'm not taking the chance to get caught in the cross fire with shit hits the fan.
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Js3mwtRc
19 hr ago
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Mimura dropped the intervention warning like a seasonal anime teaser we all knew was coming.
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RBlackburn
8 hr ago
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Some of you guys think the intervention is bullshit. Could they just be positioning at different levels when they can because they need a large amount of liquidity? If you disagree then you should simply buy usd/jpy and stop complaining. I know usd/jpy will drop 500+ pips the moment you buy just so you can complain some more. Good luck
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JJTrades.
19 hr ago
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woke me up outta my sleep for some high impact bullshit
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masonwillam8
19 hr ago
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Good or bad news
Buy or sell
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YatinKhurana
19 hr ago
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Sell
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Trader#0B73
14 hr ago
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I thought u would say hold or take profit lol
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objective
18 hr ago
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It's definitely coming
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MikaSaladin
17 hr ago
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FF trying so hard by repeating old news all over again. Unnecessary high impact news
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yudis07
17 hr ago
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Hold SELL JPY,,,,
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yudis07
14 hr ago
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Never Happens, sell JPY hard
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Ericedge
13 hr ago
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intervention comes in two ways either liquidity injection or rate cut.for the fact that the news didn't elaborate on the intervention I will stil stickl to what my chart is saying.
HarpexMars
18 hr ago
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When are they gonna start selling their USD denominated assets ?
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Trader#CFBB
19 hr ago
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today gold is bullish after 5 pm
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kxsper
18 hr ago
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overall down trend will continue
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Mr.Nong
18 hr ago
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Old news, repeated many times.
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abrancho12
16 hr ago
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It's true we need to be vigilant because it has risen too much and is already on a list of anomalies that could lead to a large move according to my indicator, so I'm placing a bearish position on USD/JPY and a bullish position on JPY/USD
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dotzac007
19 hr ago
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Hmmmmm All is well
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truong19951
19 hr ago
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????????????????????
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Trader#4853
19 hr ago
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Gold
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Trader#65C0
18 hr ago
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ignore
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Trader#F9D5
18 hr ago
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I'm completely at a loss.
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EWtrader
18 hr ago
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same news everyday..
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Trader#E8F4
18 hr ago
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Yeah but that probably won't come until USD/JPY hit 165
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soham9911
18 hr ago
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I don't think it was really an high impact news
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Daniel36
16 hr ago
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Now I'm rethinking my buy setup on EJ
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Trader#2AF8
13 hr ago
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for June and now, every other central bank is closing eyes to make USD strong. Why. if USD dollar is strong, it reduces import costs and hopefully USA inflation can come down and a hike for the fed is not needed. that's why every country is closing eye now on the strong USD.

Japan unlikely to make any big intervention now.... they also hope the strong USD can bring USA inflation down and stop the fed from hiking.
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Doctordoom
12 hr ago
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Japan just doing manipulation without any action
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ranger2018
11 hr ago
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Another 80 pips. Japan intervenes at 163.50. Hey I can also talk empty as the Japanese officials.
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Trader#94D8
19 hr ago
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Trader#E47A
18 hr ago
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This news make market fall again
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Trader#5F50
17 hr ago
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Means nothing, buy every dip in USDJPY, and sell all gold rallies regardless if the strait of Hormuz is opened or closed
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Trader#39F9
17 hr ago
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GBP news up / sell ?
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Trader#AF46
16 hr ago
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Just a verbal joking, Japan does not have $$$ to play hard ball
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Trader#1A02
16 hr ago
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Woooooowzers 18 pip move on UJ. Dragon not even passing wind yet
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Trader#19C2
16 hr ago
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It will flush on friday when liquidity is thin because of US holiday
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Trader#F10A
15 hr ago
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Action is better than words; Japanese leaders are all talk. That's why the Japanese economy is going downhill day by day. A bunch of incompetent fools.
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Trader#146E
14 hr ago
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What does this new means for gold, should I buy or sell? Thanks everyone
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Trader#FB32
13 hr ago
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big carash alarat
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Trader#2462
13 hr ago
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I think gold down
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Trader#AAC5
12 hr ago
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His mother is Gaim
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Trader#E5ED
11 hr ago
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They dont have the cards.
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Trader#EC79
9 hr ago
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This gentleman is giving a seemingly credible signal.
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