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USD/JPY Technical Analysis: Expanding Channel Reaches Higher High

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@Forex_with_cuthberth  USDJPY Holds Ground as Yen Struggles, Traders Await Key US PCE Report The Japanese Yen (JPY) has always been seen as a safe-haven currency during uncertain times. But recently, it has been caught in a tricky position—pulled one way by global risk concerns and another by doubts over the Bank of Japan’s (BoJ) next moves. Let’s break down what’s been happening, why it matters, and what factors are shaping the Yen’s performance right now. The Safe-Haven Role of the Yen When global tensions rise or markets get shaky, investors often rush toward “safe-haven” assets. The Japanese Yen is one of those trusted assets. This is because Japan’s financial system is stable, and the country has a long history of being a low-risk economy in uncertain times. However, things aren’t so simple today. While investors still turn to the Yen during bouts of risk aversion, other forces are pushing it lower. That’s why the currency hasn’t fully benefited from recent safe-haven demand t...

3 Signs You Should Cut Your Trade or Risk Blowing Your Balance

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👉Click Here to follow us on Instagram🔥 3 Signs You Should Cut Your Trade or Risk Blowing Your Balance 3signs-you-should-cut-your-trade Trading isn’t just about finding entry points and holding positions until profits magically appear. The real skill lies in knowing when to get out. Many traders focus on entries and ignore exits, which is why accounts blow up faster than balloons at a kid’s party. The infographic you shared nails it down to three crucial warning signs every trader must watch for: extended indecision, sudden impactful news, and new market structures. 3signs you should cut your trade This article will break down these three red flags into a detailed, human-style discussion, giving you practical insights, real-world analogies, and strategies you can apply immediately. So, buckle up because we’re going deep into when and why you should cut your trade before your account balance does the cutting for you. Why Cutting Your Trade Is Just As Important as Entering It Most ...