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Hello! This is Li from GoGoJan.
A highly popular series featuring a dialogue between our company’s representative Hayakawa and the developers!
This time, we are pleased to welcome Masashi, who, after a career as a real estate owner, began trading seriously in 2006 and has built up his own theories and validations.MasashiWe are honored to have him as our guest. This time, we will discuss the “mindset for winning” and the “practical trading methods” embedded in the e-book “The Special Remedy to Ride the GOLD Wave and Skyrocket Profits.” |
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| Having learned from over 500 books, I built my own theory |
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Masashi
I’ve been investing for 16 years now. I currently work as a part-time entrepreneur and trader. I mainly trade GOLD. Since encountering GOLD, my life has truly turned around, so I created a material that explains my method in detail. If you’re interested, please take a look. I also plan to write an Investment Guide. Also, I love sweets, so if you know a good shop, please let me know, lol. I’m 172 cm tall, 61 kg, of standard build, not a heavy eater, but I hope to encounter some incredibly sweet treats.
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What is the “simple weapon” to win with discretionary trading?
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| This time, we will discuss the e-book that summarizes Masashi’s trading methods, The Special Remedy to Ride the GOLD Wave and Skyrocket Profits. First, could you tell us what kind of content it contains? |
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| GoGoJan Hayakawa |
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Basically, it’s discretionary trading. Many people feel that “discretionary = difficult” and tend to rely on EAs or signal tools, but my aim is to develop “the ability to read the market with your own eyes.” Without depending on tools, I built a method that works on any platform using only two moving averages. It works on MT4, MT5, and in any environment.
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| Could you also share a bit about the actual trading method? |
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| GoGoJan Hayakawa |
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| Masashi |
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Basically, it’s trend-following, but at first glance it may look contrarian. However, I always think of it as “trend-following.” Read the chart’s flow and enter with conviction. This is simple, but I feel it has the highest reproducibility.
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Why you should grow profits with “trend-following” rather than “contrarian trading”
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| In the video, actual charts were used to explain. In particular, the risks of contrarian trading were explained in detail. |
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| GoGoJan Hayakawa |
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| Masashi |
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Yes. Many people aim for a rebound and trade contrarily, but in reality there are many cases of stop-outs. Contrarian trading is based on a certain amount of rebound, so if you miss the timing, losses accumulate. For example, even if you enter hoping for a rebound, if the trend continues you’ll be stopped out immediately. With trend-following, you enter after an up-move is confirmed, so you can judge calmly. As a result, the win rate stabilizes.
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| In other words, it’s important to ride the flow patiently. |
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| GoGoJan Hayakawa |
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| Masashi |
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That's right. If you’re following the trend, you can wait for the market to rise and it’s still timely. Rather than rushing into contrarian trades, you can reliably grow your profits. In my content, I explain concretely the advantage of trend-following using actual charts.
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| Moreover, there are techniques in the book to expand profits. |
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| GoGoJan Hayakawa |
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| Masashi |
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| Yes. It not only shows entry timing but also discusses how to exit and how to extend profits. It’s not a short-term style like scalping; it emphasizes “taking solid profits.” First, win big once. That experience will lead to the next step. |
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Community: A Deepening of Reproducibility and Learning Environment
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| I understand the book purchasers are also offered an online community. What activities are there? |
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| GoGoJan Hayakawa |
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| Masashi |
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In the community, buyers ask questions almost daily. I think about where the悩み (troubles) lie from the questions and explain with diagrams. Initially, there was only a “little Q&A corner,” but now there is also a “screenshot posting corner,” etc., and it’s also used as an output space.
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| There’s very active exchange, isn’t there? Masashi, what aspects do you focus on most? |
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| GoGoJan Hayakawa |
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| Masashi |
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| “Reproducibility.” Trading environments differ by person, so the same method can yield different results. That’s why it’s important for each person to be able to reproduce it themselves. For that, I recommend verification with simulation software. Repeatedly running it helps you see market patterns and practice whether you can actually enter on your own. |
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| Through practice, you strengthen your own sense. |
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| GoGoJan Hayakawa |
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| Masashi |
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| Yes. Even when looking at past charts, the patterns that tend to occur are limited. By repeatedly testing them and letting them sink in, I think that’s the true meaning of reproducibility. |
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| Thank you again for the valuable talk. |
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| GoGoJan Hayakawa |
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| Episode 2 |
| “Continuing to Win with Just Two Lines” — The Golden Rule of Trading, Mastering Reproducibility [Masashi/Ep.2] |
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| Episode 1 |
| Annual 500 Books of Research and Verification — The Realization: Win by Knowing How to Exit [Masashi/Ep.1] |
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