What I did to reach a monthly income of 1 million yen with FX / Day 11: The reason why people who can’t take profits will never win in the long run

“Profit-taking early” is actually a sign of a losing habit.

“If I can win even a little, I’m happy.”

“I’ve made a profit, so I should get out.”

—I understand the feeling.

But if you keep thinking like that,

you’ll never grow your funds no matter how long you wait.

Why? Because the structure becomes one where you lose regardless of win rate when you can’t push when you should.

For example:

• Stop loss −20 pips
• Take profit +10 pips
  If you repeat this, you’ll lose even with a 70% win rate.

On the other hand,

• Stop loss −20 pips
• Take profit +60 pips
  Then you can win even with a 30% win rate.

In other words, the “take-profit position” is not decided by “mood” but by the end point of the scenario.

If the chart moves as you planned,

instead of thinking “scary,” think “I finally got it.”

Fear is evidence of a lack of confidence.

If you’ve drawn up a scenario and entered with justification,

you should have the courage to hold on until the end.

Those who win are the best at taking profits.

People who are good at taking profits do not trade in markets that can’t win.

This “take-profit decision logic” and

where to cut to maximize efficiency

are quantified specifically in ‘If FX Doesn’t Work, Give Up.’

The sale is almost here.

If you truly want results, prepare.

Tomorrow is Day 12.

“A routine to reproduce winning patterns”

We’ll go quite practically here.