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Instruments / Tickers Mentioned

• FX currency pairs:
  • USD/JPY
  • EUR/USD
  • EUR/JPY
• Macro event references:
  • US employment statistics
  • FOMC
• Technical indicators / contexts:
  • 200-day moving average (DMA)
  • 100-day moving average (DMA)
  • 10-day moving average
  • SMA21 (noted across 4-hour and 1-hour/15-minute contexts)

Price Levels Explicitly Cited

USD/JPY

• 155.50
• 155.0 (daily low / support)
• 156 (Friday reference)
• 160 (upside target)
• 158 (exit / caution zone)
• 2025 high (exact figure not stated)
• July high (including the July 31 rebound high context)
• July low (lower bound)

EUR/USD

• 1.10 (support)
• June high (resistance; exact value not stated)
• July 30 low (support)
• July low (referenced as the lower bound)

EUR/JPY

• 180 (round-number / turning area)
• “Rebound” context referenced around ~180 (no precise value beyond that area)

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Key Numbers / Metrics / Timeline References

Intervention Shock (USD/JPY)

• Price dropped about 500 pips after coordinated Japan + US intervention.
• Described as a bearish candlestick in July.

USD/JPY Momentum / Levels

• Strong momentum around 155.50
• Selling pressure clustered around:
  • 200-DMA
  • 155 yen (daily low turned into support; intraday rebounds attempted/failed at points)
• Upside rough estimate: ~160 yen
• Upside cap / caution zone: ~158 yen

Event Timing / Sequencing

• Friday: after employment statistics, USD/JPY sold off sharply (to ~156 yen), but selling pressure did not continue.
  • The week closed above the July low.
• “Decision windows” referenced: 3rd–7th, plus Thu Aug 6 / Fri Aug 7 style timing.
• FOMC noted as a pivot for reframing EUR/USD.

EUR/USD Framework Levels

• Support: 1.10
• Resistance: tied to the June high block
• Ongoing resistance where 100-DMA and 200-DMA overlap

EUR/JPY Interpretation Emphasis

• USD/JPY often drives EUR/JPY; the key question is which pair leads.
• 180 cited as a turning / round-number area.

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Macro / Market Context (Finance Takeaways)

The narrative frames a “market shock” from intervention as the dominant macro driver, leading to:

• Rapid volatility increase
• Compressed market structure across timeframes
• Large single-candle moves
  • A daily candle exceeding ~500 pips is treated as unusually impactful (described as “weekly/monthly-like” in effect)

Additionally:

• US employment statistics are repeatedly labeled the key catalyst for whether selling continues or reverses.
• For EUR/USD, FOMC is the key upcoming/ongoing macro pivot to recalibrate perspective.

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Methodology / Step-by-Step Trading Framework

The speaker outlines a repeatable order-of-operations:

1. Find the direction
   • Decide if the market is trending or ranging (the “big map”).
2. Decide the “battlefield” (“cleansing”)
   • Identify support and resistance zones.
   • Estimate how much room exists between them (where dominance likely emerges).
3. Formulate the strategy
   • Choose an approach such as:
     • buy on dips
     • sell on rallies
     • or wait (depending on the battlefield)
4. Make the move (entry confirmation)
   • Do not predict—wait until conditions are confirmed.
   • Confirmation examples include:
     • higher lows / lower highs
     • whether breakdowns/holds occur
   • Goal: improve profitability while keeping stop-losses small by aligning the timeframe to volatility.

Timeframe Adjustment Rule After Intervention (Risk/Structure Management)

• Normally:
  • 4H for large structure
  • 1H for medium
  • 15m for smaller
• After intervention: shift down one or two levels to avoid oversized stops due to volatility, e.g.:
  • 1H for large
  • 15m for medium
  • 5m or 1m for small

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Strategy / Recommendations & Cautions

USD/JPY (Weekly Navi FX Outlook)

• Bull case
  • Price holds 155 yen (daily low / support)
  • Shows confirmation such as higher lows on 1-hour
  • Possible upside path:
    • potentially 2025 high
    • then ~160 yen
• Bear case
  • After the intervention-driven drop, selling can resume if price:
    1. breaks below July low
    2. then targets further declines toward 155 yen
• Tactical intraday scenario
  • Watch the rebound zone near:
    • 200-DMA / 4H SMA21
    • the July 31 rebound high
  • One described bear trigger:
    • confirm a 5-minute downtrend at a 15-minute high
    • then short toward 155 yen

EUR/USD (Weekly Outlook)

• The outlook centers on whether selling on the rebound appears at a 4-hour high block where:
  • 100-DMA and 200-DMA overlap
• Bear plan
  • Sell on rebound from that high block
  • Confirmation includes:
    • 4H topping / lower highs on 1H
  • Targets:
    • first at July 30 low
    • then possibly July low
• Bull plan
  • If the corrective phase holds and price shows higher lows, follow the daily corrective wave higher
  • The 1H uptrend could resume with buying into the 4H retracement high block

EUR/JPY (Interpretation Emphasis)

• Main caution: EUR/JPY direction often depends on which pair leads.
• The author emphasizes USD/JPY dominance for the week.
• They also note they did not capitalize on the EUR/JPY rebound, including a mention of a short on the 3rd aligned with USD/JPY logic.

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Performance / Outcomes Mentioned (Non-quantitative)

• The author says they missed opportunities due to execution timing:
  • “I missed out on this rebound from 155.50 this week,” then waited for the next setup.
• Week summary:
  • USD/JPY: rebounded after the intervention shock and employment-stat-driven drop; week ended above July low
  • EUR/USD: struggled to make new highs; ended without a clear directional breakout at the upper range

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Disclosures / Disclaimers

• No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer is quoted in the provided subtitles.
• A subscription prompt appears, but no formal financial-advice disclaimer is cited.

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Presenters / Sources

• Presenter/channel: Shinabi
  • Also referenced as: “Shinabi. This is this week’s Weekly Navi FX”
• Additional mention: a more detailed analysis is available on their blog (specific blog name not provided in the subtitles).