Swing usd/jpy

We're keeping the position open; in case of market intervention, we have a close order at 159.26 and a pending sell order at 159.24.

A minor correction is possible, but the overall trend remains the same; do not change your orders.

We continue to hold the long position, raise the take-profit order to 161.27, and also raise the pending sell order to 161.24 in case of market intervention.

Either the trend has changed or there was market intervention, but it doesn't matter—all the orders executed fine, and now we're in a sell position.

There are two possible scenarios, and both involve a downward move; we're sticking with the sell position.

We're still holding the sell position; we're placing an order at 162.95

I am posting part of my technical analysis here solely for informational purposes or for discussion, and I do not recommend relying solely on it when making trading decisions.

The situation with the yen is very tight; I'm placing a stop order at 162.73 and a pending buy order at 162.75 with a stop at 161.25.

I'm still holding a long position; my stop-loss is set at 163.22.

Closed the long position, switched to a short position, stop-loss order at 164.19

I closed the position and placed a pending buy order at 158.13

Added another pending sell order at 156.88

A long position has been opened, with a stop-loss at 157.3

After closing my long position, I open a short position with an order at 158.80

reversed the position after the order was closed

I made a mistake in identifying the wave pattern, so I closed the trade.

On August 7, they held a mini-intervention that was organized in violation of the established rules, and this isn't the first time. The rules are clearly defined: no more than three consecutive days. This situation led to me miscalculating.

placed a pending sell order at 158.67

I'm forced to close the trade at a loss; it's best not to trade until the situation stabilizes