“A trader’s trading style completely depends on his own tendencies, preferences, desires, and fears.” (Nikkei BP published “Day Trade”)

From the beginning of the chapter “The Path to Becoming a Skilled Trader,” “Rule One — Know Yourself.”

A trader's trading style is completely dependent on one's tendencies, preferences, desires, and fears.Completely dependent. If a trader forcibly tries to fit their trading style to their psychological nature when it doesn't suit them, the results will be dreadful.

Keiya Oikawa, who wrote the book “Gachi Soku FX,” wrote the exact same thing. Mr. Oikawa also shares his trading on YouTube. I greatly respect his willingness to broadcast even the parts that aren’t cool without hiding them.

Being “completely dependent” means it is 100% without exception, he asserts.

Indeed, I also can’t imagine continuing with a swing trading style.

Holding a position for multiple days feels like torture (laughs).

I want to acknowledge my limits and face the market humbly.

See you next time.

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