EUR/JPY – 1H – BUY

BUY 4× UPDATED CLOSED

2026-10-13 01:00 UTC 1 day ago

The plan for this signal Closed at stop · result −0.25 %

Entry

176.976

Target

177.566 +0.33 %

closes in profit

Stop

176.525 −0.25 %

closes at a loss

At the latest

after 15 candles (15 hours), at the market price

So far 53 of 100 forex 1h signals ended in profit · on average ≈ 0 % per trade 896 closed signals since 6 Sep 2026 · Information, not investment advice · past results are not a reliable indicator of future results · Disclaimer

What we have measured

This is how 896 closed forex 1h signals since 6 Sep 2026 ended:

14 % at target avg +0.36 % 39 % holding time ended, in profit avg +0.14 % 36 % holding time ended, at a loss avg −0.17 % 11 % at stop avg −0.39 %

Missing the target is not the same as a loss: when the holding time ends, the trade closes at the market price – in profit or at a loss.

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Why this signal

Triggered by: ZLMA Break Up, Fibonacci Break UpTrend (24%), CCI OS Exit +3 more

Trend at entry: in 0 of 8 timeframes in the signal direction

The engine evaluates many detectors on every candle – chart patterns, indicators, trend lines, support and resistance – and weights each one by how it has performed so far.

All triggers · Trend context · AI assessment

How we work

Every signal is tracked to the end and counted, losses included – so far 22,209 closed live signals.
Every figure on this page was fixed in advance and checked on data that was not used to develop it.
What does not hold up, we do not recommend: we tested exiting at warning signs on about 98,000 trades – on average it gains nothing, so there is no such recommendation.
More than 150 logged experiments, each with its result – including the ones that failed.
All figures are gross: without your broker’s fees, spreads and slippage.

Details for professionals

⚠ Opened against the trend in all 8 timeframes. Target hit 6.4 % vs 17.1 % on average · stopped out 15.2 % vs 11.3 % (forex, 546 closed runs). Not a reason to act – a reason to watch.

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Signal evolution

Conviction, candle by candle

conviction per candle 6× below 35% 50% — below this the other side leads

Dropped below 35% 6× and recovered. A falling line is a warning, not an instruction — signals that dip and come back are normal. Watch for a line that stays down.

Signals Fired

These are the triggers as captured when the signal opened (12 Oct 2026, 23:00 UTC, updated 4× since). They are not recalculated — the chart shows current candles.

	Signals Fired	Category	Weight
▲	ZLMA Break Up	indicator	2.10
▲	Fibonacci Break UpTrend (24%)break + retest	fibonacci	2.04
▲	CCI OS Exit	indicator	1.90
▲	HMA Retreat Up	indicator	1.50
▲	BBANDS LOWER Retreat Up	indicator	1.32
▼	TRIX Zero Cross Down	indicator	1.29
▲	HMA Direction Up	indicator	1.17

Trend Context

15M

DOWNVery strong trend

30M

DOWNSolid trend

DOWNChoppy / sideways

DOWNTrend forming

DOWNChoppy / sideways

DOWNSolid trend

12H

DOWNSolid trend

DOWNTrend forming

Analysis

🎯 Key Takeaways

Bullish signals on the 1H chart suggest a short-term bounce, but the broader trend is bearish across higher timeframes.
Key resistance at 177.56600 is the immediate upside target; a break above could signal stronger momentum.
Support at 176.86100 is the critical level to watch—losing it would invalidate the bullish case.
The signal is strong (88% probability) but should be treated as a counter-trend opportunity given the bearish multi-timeframe alignment.

The 1H EUR/JPY chart is firing a cluster of bullish signals, including CCI OS Exit, TRIX Zero Cross Down, BBANDS LOWER Retreat Up, HMA Retreat Up, HMA Direction Up, ZLMA Break Up, and a Fibonacci Break UpTrend at the 24% retracement level. These indicators collectively suggest that the short-term bearish pressure is easing and that the pair is attempting a rebound after a period of oversold conditions. The confluence of multiple momentum and trend-following tools points to a potential upward move, with the nearest resistance at 177.56600 serving as the immediate target. A break above this level would confirm stronger bullish momentum, while the nearest support at 176.86100 acts as the key floor for the current setup.

However, the broader trend context is mixed. While the 1H signal is bullish, the higher timeframes—from 15m up to 1D—are all bearish, with the 15m, 30m, 8h, and 12h showing solid or very strong bearish trends. This creates a conflict: the short-term signal is counter to the prevailing longer-term downtrend. The 1H trend itself is only rated 1/5 (choppy/sideways), indicating that the bullish signal may be a corrective bounce rather than a trend reversal. Traders should watch whether the pair can sustain momentum above the 24% Fibonacci level and eventually challenge the resistance, but they must also be prepared for the possibility that the broader bearish trend reasserts itself, making the support level at 176.86100 critical to hold.

Catalysts

▲ Confluence of multiple bullish indicators (CCI, TRIX, BBANDS, HMA, ZLMA, Fibonacci) on the 1H chart.
▲ Oversold conditions (CCI OS Exit) and a TRIX zero cross down suggest the selling pressure is exhausting.
▲ Fibonacci Break UpTrend at the 24% level provides a technical level of support for the bounce.
▲ The signal's high probability (88%) and very strong strength add conviction to the setup.

Risk Factors

▼ The bearish trend across all higher timeframes (15m to 1D) could overpower the 1H bullish signal, leading to a failed bounce.
▼ The 1H trend itself is choppy/sideways (1/5), indicating a lack of clear directional momentum.
▼ If price breaks below the nearest support at 176.86100, the bullish setup would be invalidated, and the bearish trend could resume.
▼ Momentum may fade quickly if the pair fails to break above the 177.56600 resistance, leading to a pullback.