$EURJPY has been bearish-neutral in 2018. It began the year with a bearish reversal from just above 137 down to 124.60 area. Then it ranged between roughly 124.60 and 133.50. EUR/JPY is coming down to the support area again and looks likely to break lower. The risk averse environment in general should be a bullish factor for the Japanese Yen and supports the bearish outlook for EUR/JPY.EUR/JPY Daily Chart(click to enlarge)Support:- There is support around 124.60.- This support is reinforced by a rising trendline support.- But I think there is a good chance the force of risk aversion could pull EUR/JPY lower towards the 122.50 support pivot.Equilibrium:- Here's the thing.- EUR/JPY is trading in the middle of a 25-year range (as we can see on the monthly chart below).- This 120-130 area can be considered the "equilibrium" or central pivot zone. - If this is the better perspective, we should be looking at EUR/JPY when its too far from the middle of this range (125). - For example, if price breaks below the 122.50 support and pushes to 118, we can consider a potential swing back towards the 125 area in the short-term, even if there is still more downside in the longer term. Patience Required for the Range Play:- A trade plan that could develop down the road (maybe in a couple more years) is if EUR/JPY dips to the 90-95 support area.- We can play the long-term range with a target of 120 and a stop around 85. - If price ever gets to 165-170, that would be a reason to short towards 130, with a stop probably around 180. - Both of these trades would be targeting the middle of the range. - These are great long-term considerations, BUT there's no reason to save dry powder for it at the moment. In the short to medium-term, EUR/JPY is bearish, with a strong possibility of pulling back to 125/126 within the context of the bearish trend.EUR/JPY Monthly Chart(click to enlarge)