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Yen Review

Short-term price fluctuations do not influence long-term trends, cycles, and profitability. The majority, guided by price trends and emotions, concentrate on short-term trading noise rather than cyclical trends of price, time, and energy. This focus creates confusion, frustration, missed chances, and typically leaves them holding the bag during trend shifts. Investors can sidestep this pattern by embracing the Evolution of the Trade and aligning with the minority.

The Yen’s overall trend, revealed by trends of price, leverage, and time, are defined and discussed in The Matrix for subscribers.

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The invisible hands assault on the Japanese Yen began 20 months ago. The majority remains focused on the game, it doesn’t stop the institution from burning down.

Japan and China own roughly $2 trillion in US Treasury holdings. This number was higher only a few years ago. If countries like Japan continue reducing their holdings, long-term interest rates, those not controlled by the Fed, are headed higher. The Fed does not control the long end of the curve. Remember that when the Internet continues to debate a Fed pivot. The most important concept of that debate, the Fed is not all powerful, is never discussed.

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Dollar bears are looking for their favorite rock to crawl under. The computer has been surfing the dollar and yen trends for months (see US Dollar Report for further discussion).

The invisible hand drives trends. We, the minority, follow it to survivor. It is not easy to stand with the minority. Survivors avoid easy explanations, and avoid holding the bag when trends change.

The Japanese Yen, one of the first major currencies to devalue, will recover ahead of the reset. Bulls holding it until the reversal, however, will not survive.

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