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Good morning, everyone.
Yesterday's USD/JPY range was a weak movement that hardly reached 1 yen.
That said, there were several trading points.
I don’t particularly like the word “ironclad,” so I won’t use it,
I’m calling it a place to “test your trades.”
There was such a scene last night.
This happens every day, not just last night, so dear users of billion-dollar trading, please develop a habit of following your daily charts and chasing as you confirm.
Yesterday’s USD/JPY 1-hour and 1-minute charts
In yesterday’s 1-hour chart, during the day it moved with the blue and red horizontal lines acting as support and resistance.
Prices rose toward the 19xx area after hitting a low during Tokyo time, ultimately touching the blue circle and then falling—a very easy-to-understand movement.
I always keep in mind that once the price comes to the upper and lower yellow circles, I will take a position next time it reaches there.
Since I was looking at the chart after the price had risen above the red support line, the strategy is to sell when it reaches the blue resistance line.
The reason is that it is at the top of the range, and if you get long here and get squeezed, you’ll likely cut losses at least once, and the stop loss will be small.
I think those who are always buying signal products or “you can win” products won’t understand, but in trading, profit comes from reducing losses more than from winning.
It may sound contradictory, but some trades win even if you do them casually, while others lose even if you do them carefully.
To achieve results in such a state, reducing losses allows profits to remain automatically.
After all, you are engaging in trades where you don’t know whether you will win or lose.
People who are bad at trading know that losses exceed wins.
Or that losses are too large...
But there are times you do win.
If you want to correct this skewed balance and retain profit, there is no way but to reduce losses.
It’s hard to convey in words, but increasing wins is already quite difficult, and most people are losing at present.
In numerical terms, the logic is that reducing losses increases wins.
Winning is, of course, good and important, but trading with too much focus on winning can lead to emotional swings and mental instability when you lose.
Including those mental aspects, you should trade in a way that reduces losses.
That’s why it becomes a very tight situation like the blue circle.
Although this is in a range, the same thinking applies in a trend.
For example, when aiming for a pullback, after entering a position, if it goes just below the pullback area, is it possible to cut losses?
In other words, is it in a setup ready to be pulled toward?
Especially around the 1-minute chart near the blue circle, it switches from 19:00 to 20:00.
I took a short position at 19:55 with a sharp breakout above.
It immediately pulled back, so as it retraced later and surpassed the previous high position, I considered it for a stop and watched the chart.
Fortunately, after 20:00 it moved another step lower, so I moved the stop to the position price and held while imagining the billion-dollar trend line bottoming out across several white horizontal lines.
The goal was to touch the 14975 line.
It reached there in about 30 minutes, so I profit-took with a clear mind.
And I waited for the modest U.S. data at 9:30 PM.
If you purchase it and read my investment navigation articles daily, this trade can be done without hesitation as usual.
- Wait patiently for the reversal point for the day
- When reached, consider taking a position
- Once reached, glance at the chart a little, and switch to the Billionaire 1-minute chart
to align positions with the Billionaire trend line.
This flow is always the same.
Changing the topic, Nippon Ham Fighters, who are on a hot streak, said at their manager Shinjo’s press conference when he took the post,
“We are not aiming for the championship at all!!”
There is a reason for that, and the season is about continuing to work hard as professionals and play the games as usual.
And if, as the season progresses, it becomes possible to aim for the championship, they will go all out to win.
That’s what they said.
Right now, Nippon-Ham is in that state.
This feels exactly like trading.
Wait patiently to reach the target, and then take action once there.
Test the position or take it.
This is it.
Considering this, winning seems to be universal to many things.
There is Sun Tzu’s saying “to win without fighting,” but in trading, if you fight and get wounded before reaching the target, you won’t be able to do anything at the main event.
This weekend, by comparing today’s article with past charts, I hope you gain your own
“awareness” that you can apply from next week onward.
What I as a trader recommend today are the following three products:
New Billionaire Trader’s Scalping: Volume Plus
FX Trading Not Your Ordinary Hedging
Explosive Birth Indicator: Transition to Winning Trader
That's all.
Thank you for your continued support today as well.
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