On the night of Tuesday to Wednesday 5/6 November, the winner of the US election was announced. Donald Trump will become US President in January. This outcome caused euphoric rises on the US dollar against other currencies. One of the biggest losers was the yen (JPY). However, today’s trading shows a partial recovery of losses. In the evening, we will learn the Fed’s decision on US interest rates, but this seems to be already included and the market is expecting a 25bp cut to 4.75%. Whenever I expect volatility on dollar pairs (majors) I am more likely to look at pairs without the currency, i.e. crosses where volatility will be limited. And such a pair is CHFJPY

A bearish engulfing pattern may suggest upcoming declines

On the daily chart of CHFJPY, for a few days the price has been trying to break out of the halo formation formed by the daily candle on the last day of October. So far, there have already been 4 attempts to break out from the bottom, all unsuccessful. Today we have another attempt and the price is on the edge of the neckline of the Head and shoulders formation, which can be seen more clearly on the H4 chart.

swiss franc and japanese yen
The price is approaching the H&S formation neckline

If price breaks down the neckline- it can move another 260p down to the demand zone.

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The above analysis is based on the PA+MACD strategy, a detailed description of which you can read HERE . I will talk more about the PA+MACD strategy applied to these currency pairs during the live trading sessions, which you can attend from Monday to Friday.
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Dargo
Since 2010, he has been actively involved in the Forex market up to now. He is a supporter of Price Action and using as few indicators as possible. He believes that the simplicity of the system and consistency in its application is the best way to success in financial markets, and lack of patience is the most frequent cause of failure. Interested in classical systems based on Technical Analysis and in psychology - mechanisms that guide human behavior and conditioning decision making in trading.