RELIABLE GBP/JPY FORECAST

Our traders and analysts conduct robust Fibonacci, Elliot wave structures, correlation, trendlines, market dynamics, sequences, and Elliot cycles analysis before calling a specific asset class bullish or bearish. This profound type of analysis helps us attain more accurate price movements and a higher win rate. Moreover, such deep analyses on different asset classes, forex pairs, commodities, and stocks help us remain on the right side of the trend! This means we always try to trade within the trend and not go against it. The number one rule of trading any financial market is, “do not go against the trend.” Our traders and analysts have formulated such strategies that help them remain on the right side of the trend, thus eliminating the potential “against the trend” losses.

Elliott Wave

Elliott wave analysis is one of the most used technical tools by traders and investors in the financial markets. Elliott wave analysis gives you a very profound outlook of the specific market you are trading. With the help of Elliot wave structures, it elucidates potential areas of interest for entering the market and gives you a precise outlook of the overall price movement. Moreover, Elliot wave analysis can help understand the waves that can potentially occur on the GBP/JPY pair. As the pair is highly volatile, Elliot wave analysis can be used on the pair to gauge potential massive market moves. However, it is vital not to depend upon the Elliot wave analysis as the only part of your trading plan. Our traders and analysts at Elliott Wave Forecast use Elliott Wave analysis as a part of our trading plan with a wide variety of technical trading tools and phenomena. For example, our traders and analysts have a daily technical check-list when analyzing any forex pair, commodity, stock, or any other asset class.

Blue Boxes

Our traders and analysts at Elliott Wave Forecast use Blue boxes as an area of interest where a potential trend reversal or trend continuation occurs. The blue boxes are specially designed high-frequency inflection areas that provide pinpoint entries on the trend’s right side. Our traders have orchestrated and curated these high probability areas by using different technical tools such as market dynamics, sequences, wave structures, Fibonacci retracement, and extension levels.

Fibonacci

Fibonacci is one of the most famously traded technical tools on the forex market. The Fibonacci is a potent tool as it has multiple uses. For example, traders use Fibonacci to attain potential retracement levels on an on-going trend, or they use Fibonacci extensions to orchestrate their profit target levels on their existing positions. Our traders at Elliot wave forecast use Fibonacci retracement and extension tools in combination with sequences and Elliot wave analysis. This helps us attain a more educated and precise outlook on a market we are trading. As GBP/JPY is a highly volatile pair, it tends to create long waves with no retracements. For this reason, finding a retracement with the Fibonacci retracement tool for buying/selling into the existing trend can be a highly lucrative and profitable strategy for trading GBP/JPY.

Trendlines

Don’t get me wrong; trendlines are compelling technical tools. Trendlines have multiple purposes. Most of the traders use it for understanding the strength of a specific trend, while others use it for trading breakouts. Moreover, a trendline can be used to gauge the intensity of a trend by following a simple rule, “The steeper the trendline, the stronger the trend, and the linear the trendline, the weaker the trend.”

Market Correlations

GBP/JPY has a positive correlation with the Nikkei-225 Japanese index. This is because of multiple reasons, including the stability of Yen. For example, whenever the Nikkei-225 is looking to move up, GBP/JPY tends to follow it. We at Elliot wave forecast undertake multiple correlation analysis. For instance, we use the concept of first- and second dimension correlations. Our traders also utilize different correlations of this pair with other asset classes. The correlation analyses are instrumental in attaining a precise and accurate image of the market, in other words, getting an edge in trading the markets.

GBP/JPY and Trading Days/Hours

As the pair is volatile, the trading hours for this pair are comprehensive. From Sunday to Friday, GBP/JPY is known to offer lucrative trading opportunities that can have potentially huge targets and consistent profits. Most of the currency pairs on the forex markets are known to be less liquid and less volatile; thus, they offer fewer opportunities in a trading week. On the contrary, it is almost evident that day traders and scalpers easily find 1 to 3 trades on this pair on a daily basis. Besides, the best trading hours for this pair are in the overlap of London and NYO sessions.

GBP/JPY Forecast and Fundamental Analysis

Trading GBP/JPY may require two fundamental side research. For example, macro-economic analysis for Great Britain (GBP) and another research for Japan (Yen). Trading GBP/JPY while knowing the potential fundamental factors that drive this market can be soothing. However, our Elliott Wave Forecast traders do not use any fundamental themes for attaining an educated and precise view of the market. Our traders and analysts believe that fundamentals can be an add-on to your overall market research; however, it is not vital to add it to your investment or trading thesis, as technical analyses can elucidate all the trading opportunities.

The GBP/JPY trading pairs’ main fundamental drivers are GDP, Inflation report, Coronavirus development, Vaccine rollouts, Brexit, and Japan’s stock market (mainly Nikkei-225 stock average index).