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FX.co ★ The daily review of the GBP / JPY pair on 11/04/18. Ichimoku Indicator

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Forex Analysis:::2018-04-11T10:19:56

The daily review of the GBP / JPY pair on 11/04/18. Ichimoku Indicator

GBP / JPY pair

The daily review of the GBP / JPY pair on 11/04/18. Ichimoku Indicator

Higher timeframes

On Friday, players on the rise could not overcome the resistance of the week-long Kijun (150.77), however, they managed to close the week above the maximum extremum of the previous weekly candle. The result was the preservation and development of bullish sentiments. At the moment, historical resistance is strengthened, strengthened by the weekly Fibo Kijun (152.14). Overcoming this resistance area eliminates the week-long dead cross and allows the consideration of the landmarks in the upward target of breaking the day's cloud.

The daily review of the GBP / JPY pair on 11/04/18. Ichimoku Indicator

H4 - H1

Using the support of lower timeframes, the pair has reached the previously identified resistance level at 152.14. A reliable overcoming of the level opens the possibility of lifting to the following orientations in the older time intervals. Upgrade players still have an advantage, but the trend's length and the resistance encountered result in the weakening of bullish positions. so in the near future, we need to look more closely at the support. The current support is 151.70 (Kijun H1), then, it can be noted at 151.40-25 (cloud H1 + Tenkan N4 + Fibo Kijun N4), but the most important and significant in this situation is the area of 150.77. The fastening below 150.77 will eliminate the H4 gold cross, return the pair to the daytime cloud and may serve as the beginning of the formation of the rebound from the encountered resistance of the senior half.

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