Japanese Yen

September Japanese yen: 1. In yesterday’s (Wednesday, June 15) Williams edge live meeting it was noted that the Japanese yen (then trading at approximately $94.70) was expected to advance to $95.95/$96 into today (Thursday, June 16). 2. Subsequently, the Japanese yen advanced and today completed the $95.95/$96 upside target (and substantially higher) successfully completing the […]

June Japanese yen: 1. In Fridays (May 27) Williams edge live meeting it was noted that the June Japanese yen (then trading at approximately $90.80) was likely to continue to decline into this week and test $90.30 (or lower). 2. Subsequently, the Japanese yen declined further and today (Tuesday, May 31) completed the $90.30 downside

June Japanese yen: 1. In Thursday’s, May 5 Williams edge live meeting (and subsequent meetings) that any confirmed break below $92.70/$.60 in the June Japanese yen would indicate a decline to $91.90/$.80. At the time, the June Japanese yen was trading above $93.00. 2. Subsequently, on Monday, May 9 the Japanese yen declined below $92.70/$.60

June Japanese yen: 1. In yesterday’s (Tuesday, May 3) Williams edge live meeting it was noted that while not intended to be traded, a daily close below $94.30 in the June Japanese yen would have the market trading at $93.50 and the following session. 2. Subsequently, the June Japanese yen closed well below $94.30 and

June Japanese yen: 1. In today’s (Tuesday, March 29) Williams edge live meeting it was noted that the June Japanese yen (then trading at approximately $88.41 was expected to advance to $88.80 (or higher) into Wednesday, March 30. 2. Subsequently, the June Japanese yen advanced and quickly completed the $88.80 upside target (today’s session high,

June Japanese yen: 1. In today’s (Wednesday, March 16) Williams edge live meeting it was noted that continued hourly and especially a daily close above $88.10 in the June Japanese yen would indicate a fast advanced to $89.10 into Thursday, March 16. 2. Subsequently, the June Japanese yen closed several hours above $88.10 and then

March Japanese yen: 1. In yesterday’s (Wednesday, March 9) Williams edge futures meeting it was noted that the March Japanese yen (then trading at approximately $88.42) will provide a tradable short position down to $87.70 (or lower) into today. 2. Subsequently, the March Japanese yen declined and completed the $87.70 downside target, successfully completing the

March Japanese yen: 1. In yesterday’s (Monday, March 7) Williams edge futures meeting it was noted that a daily close in the March Japanese yen above $87.60 would indicate a tradable advanced to $88.50 (or higher). The March Japanese yen closed at $88.15, indicating new long entry. 2. Subsequently, today’s (Tuesday, March 8) March Japanese

March Japanese yen: 1. In yesterday’s (Monday, February 29) Williams edge live meeting it was noted that the March Japanese yen (then trading at approximately $88.60) was expected to decline sharply and test $87.66 into Tuesday, March 1. 2. Subsequently, the March Japanese yen advanced to $89.17 before sharply reversing and completing the $87.66 downside

March Japanese yen: 1. On both Friday, February 19 and Monday February 22 it was noted that continued daily closes above $88.40 in the March Japanese yen could be bought for a multi-day advance to $89.80/$.90. 2. Subsequently, the Japanese yen closed both Friday and Monday above $88.40 (at $88.79 and $88.60 respectively) and today