Dow Theory Auto Trading (68393) 2025.10.17 Real-world Operation Data Release

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2025.4.30-10.17（including before sale started）

Product: System Trade

https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/systemtrade/fx/68393

Near 10.1 peak, reached +619000, but then a series of losses followed.

October has not been good by any measure. Unfortunately, after the GoGo Jungle sale began on September 19, the operation results have been negative,I wonder what happenedso I reviewed it again.

☆ Why are there consecutive losses?

Since I don’t understand the overall logic while holding positions, it wouldn’t feel right, so I’ll explain the situation.

In both the 4-hour and daily charts, in an uptrend, I judged the logic to be an initial drop followed by a rebound turning upward (yellow circle) and determined to move toward the yellow arrow.

But in reality it moved toward the blue arrow. Moreover, afterward it entered a range where trend-following struggles.

It’s not about one trade in one period, but if the same situation occurs ten thousand times, it would be positive,from a total stanceso,

overall the results are not bad yet, and it would be nice to look back and think, “There were times like this.”

☆ Why not sell at the yellow circle?

This is a discussion limited to this EA (1-hour version).

(This EA also references the 4-hour chart) Why did I enter buying rather than selling? In this EA, over ten years of past chart patterns are all incorporated as data, and as a result, the total balance shows profit from buying rather than selling.

In other words, in this situation,the pattern of moving downward for a while and then returning to rise often generated profitso.

Judging from the results, selling would be correct, but in the 1-hour version of this EA, many strategies show that selling at yellow circle does not yield an overall profit when totaled across similar past situations, so I decided not to sell. Also, the entry point did not meet the macro environment recognition filter.

☆ To make profits from selling here, the 15-minute version would be needed, but the 1-hour version performs overwhelmingly better, and the 15- to 30-minute versions do not have high enough performance to publish, so they are not published.