- Entry
- 178.425
- Stop
- 175.749
- TP1
- 182.886
- Conviction
- high
EURJPY retesting key support at 131.00, where a bullish engulfing candle formed on high volume last week. Invalidates below 130.80, where a liquidity sweep occurred.
Euro / Japanese Yen
As of 2026-11-03, there are no open EURJPY calls. Across 1 graded EURJPY call, 100% closed above breakeven.
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No calls on EURJPY yet. Be the first to put a timestamped prediction on the board — it stays there, graded, whichever way it goes.
Every graded outcome on this instrument, best and worst alike.
EURJPY retesting key support at 131.00, where a bullish engulfing candle formed on high volume last week. Invalidates below 130.80, where a liquidity sweep occurred.
The euro against the yen, a widely used risk-sentiment cross. It amplifies moves seen in both EUR/USD and USD/JPY. Trends can be persistent during sustained risk-on phases.
1 graded EURJPY call from 1 trader, of which 100% closed above breakeven with a mean of +0.81R. Every one of them is listed on this page.
Against ICMarketsSC-MT5-3 5m mid at 5m resolution, walking the series in order from the entry instant. Targets and stops fill in the sequence they actually occurred; a candle that opens beyond a level fills at the open, which means a gap through the stop loses more than 1R. If one bar contains both the stop and a target the outcome is marked ambiguous and the conservative result is applied.
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