So that means even if we are not working on latest technologies then also we have chances of getting the job ?
Yes, very good. Everything is not about the "lastest technologies" and none of the technologies that you mentioned can be considered new. Each one of them has been around for at least 10 years.
There is a risk associated with using "new" technologies and changing something that works just because a new version has been released is not a good business or technical decision. Don't be misled by internet marketing materials or opinionated opinions about technologies. Good luck!
P.S. U.S.A. is a very big country and a so-called "job market" varies from state to state and from region to region. And also varies from industry to industry. If you have strong communication skills and "real 5" years experience using Java, then you shouldn't have any real difficulty finding a position in the U.S.A. (East coast).