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nettspend
6 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
4 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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Britolpaul
6 hr ago
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Waste of a high impact news
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Shauryayadav
5 hr ago
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No one gonna trust
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Tanisha.fx
5 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
4 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
4 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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Crysta8866
5 hr ago
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I'm following my daily and 4h structure than this Yen intervention shit
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GhosTraderGT
8 min ago
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cancer_files
6 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
2 hr 48 min 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
6 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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JJTrades.
6 hr ago
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woke me up outta my sleep for some high impact bullshit
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masonwillam8
6 hr ago
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Good or bad news
Buy or sell
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YatinKhurana
5 hr ago
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Sell
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Trader#0B73
1 hr 54 min ago
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I thought u would say hold or take profit lol
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objective
5 hr ago
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It's definitely coming
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MikaSaladin
4 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
4 hr ago
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Hold SELL JPY,,,,
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yudis07
1 hr 12 min ago
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Never Happens, sell JPY hard
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Ericedge
54 min 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
5 hr ago
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When are they gonna start selling their USD denominated assets ?
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Trader#CFBB
6 hr ago
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today gold is bullish after 5 pm
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kxsper
5 hr ago
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overall down trend will continue
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Mr.Nong
5 hr ago
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Old news, repeated many times.
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abrancho12
3 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
6 hr ago
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Hmmmmm All is well
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truong19951
6 hr ago
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????????????????????
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Trader#4853
5 hr ago
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Gold
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Trader#65C0
5 hr ago
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ignore
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Trader#F9D5
5 hr ago
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I'm completely at a loss.
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EWtrader
5 hr ago
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same news everyday..
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Trader#E8F4
5 hr ago
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Yeah but that probably won't come until USD/JPY hit 165
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soham9911
5 hr ago
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I don't think it was really an high impact news
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Daniel36
3 hr ago
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Now I'm rethinking my buy setup on EJ
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Trader#94D8
6 hr ago
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Trader#E47A
5 hr ago
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This news make market fall again
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Trader#5F50
4 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
4 hr ago
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GBP news up / sell ?
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Trader#AF46
3 hr ago
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Just a verbal joking, Japan does not have $$$ to play hard ball
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Trader#1A02
3 hr ago
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Woooooowzers 18 pip move on UJ. Dragon not even passing wind yet
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Trader#19C2
3 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
2 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
1 hr 27 min 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
8 min ago
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big carash alarat
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Trader#2462
12 min ago
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I think gold down
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