No, I think he is saying the opposite with regard to the correlation of the GBP/JPY and S&P 500 (i.e. they are very correlated). The reference to risk on vs risk off is a way of characterizing different trades as the expression of the the same theme. In this case, if the environment is risk on, you could buy the S&P 500 or be long the GBP/JPY pair (he added the chart to show the similar price action of the two side by side). In a risk on environment, the JPY will tend toward weakening as traders borrow in JPY due to low rates (funding currency) and invest in risky assets around the world. While I do not have an opinion on the GBP, given the GBP/JPY is effectively short JPY, it is not surprising to me that the pair tends to correlate positively with a risk on strategy.
Thank you for explanation trader31 ,i think understand
king thanks for the resource , what about Ashraf laidi book /Currency-Trading-Intermarket-Analysis-Shifting is it worth a read. king and Mav if any of you guys got any books or ideas that you think that newbie like me should read or look into let me know , im willing to do the "leg work" to help improve both understanding and trading 