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Hello! This is Teshima from GogoJungle.
Our hugely popular content: a conversation series between our CEO Hayakawa and developers!
This time,Harehas joined us.
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| Certified Technical Analyst / 18 years of FX trading |
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Hare
A trader with overwhelming support among GogoJungle users.
After working for a major company in the real estate industry, he went independent riding the IT bubble.
He studied at a programming school for a year, gained practical experience at several design and advertising companies, and then jumped into the world of investing as a “hands-on” investor. In addition to being an investor, he is also active as an entrepreneur. He was involved in launching the Japanese subsidiary of the well-known VPS service in the FX industry, “Beeks,” and is well-versed in media development.
Truly, he is someone who embodies the trinity of investing, engineering skills, and marketing.
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How to use the bonus indicator “Hare-style VWAP for VICTORY”
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Thank you for joining us today.
As a bonus for everyone who watches the video, you’ve provided an indicator called “Hare-style VWAP for VICTORY.”
First, could you give us an overview of what this free gift indicator is like? |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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Thank you.
As the name suggests, “Hare-style VWAP for VICTORY” is an indicator based on VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price). In FX, strictly speaking, the concept differs a bit from stock trading volume, but it visually captures the volume-weighted average price. |
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| I see. It’s an indicator based on the volume-weighted average price, but how does it actually appear on the chart? |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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| When you apply it to the chart, it looks very simple. It allows basic buy/sell decisions such as “buy when price breaks above this line, sell when it breaks below.” |
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The rules themselves are very easy to understand. But behind that simplicity lies your years of experience and research.
A “first episode password” appears in the video, and by using that password, you can obtain “Hare-style VWAP for VICTORY.”
Be sure to watch the video and experience it for yourself. |
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| Gogonyan |
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Light footwork and a spirit of inquiry
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| Thank you. It’s a simple yet practical indicator, so I hope many people will try it. From here, I’d like to ask about your own background. |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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| I heard you originally worked for a major real estate developer. Could you tell us about that part of your career? |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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| That’s right. I worked for a developer, but it was right during the IT boom, and I strongly felt “the future belongs to IT.” |
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| So you made the bold decision to leave the company. Could you share what prompted your independence and what specific actions you took? |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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Yes. Around the age of 26 or 27, I decisively quit my job.
After that, I enrolled in a programming school with the goal of “acquiring a tangible skill in IT.” |
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| I heard there were quite a few twists and turns before you became consistently profitable in trading. Specifically, what kind of study and trial-and-error did you go through? |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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In the early days, I focused on information gathering.
I read books, gathered information online, studied blogs of successful traders, copied their methods and tested them. I went through a period of running my brain at full throttle.
Even so, it was hard to become consistently profitable. |
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Putting an end to “no-fundamentals” theory.
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| Please tell us about your current trading style. How do you position technicals and fundamentals respectively? |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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| There was a time when I subscribed to the idea that “fundamentals aren’t necessary,” but as I gained market experience, I came to believe fundamentals are by no means unnecessary. |
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| How do you balance fundamentals and technicals? |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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Now my style is “narrow down the fundamentals to watch,” and “make core decisions with technicals.”
There aren’t that many indicators that truly deserve attention.
I focus only on those points and make decisions with a technical emphasis. |
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The process to a monthly income of 2 million yen
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From here, I’d like to ask in more detail about the process of how you became consistently profitable.
Earlier, you mentioned that simply collecting information, copying methods, and testing them didn’t work. How do you analyze the reason? |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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| Looking back, I think a major factor was that I didn’t understand the fundamental theories behind the trading methods. |
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| I heard you then delved deeply into classic technical books. Specifically, what indicators or books did you study? |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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| Including classic books that cost over 10,000 yen per volume, I read deeply down to the “root” aspects such as the proper usage, and made sure to fully digest them. |
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| How long did it take before you became profitable? Please share a rough timeline from when you started trading in your 20s to when you began achieving steady results. |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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I think it took about 4–5 years to become consistently profitable.
During that time, I read classic technical analysis books and continued steadily testing through actual market trading. |
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After you became profitable, I heard there was a period when you earned about 2 million yen a month.
Could you share the image of margin and returns in a way that’s easy for readers to understand? |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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| "In my case, with 20 million yen in margin and a monthly return of around 10%, I was able to earn about 2 million yen per month." |
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| If you reduce the lot size, it’s possible to aim for amounts that can supplement household finances, like 100,000 yen per month with 1 million yen in margin, or 50,000 yen per month with 500,000 yen! |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Hare |
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An additional monthly income of tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of yen is something many people are very interested in.
Next time, we’d like to take a deep dive into the “Trade Encyclopedia Indicator,” which may help with that.
Hare, thank you very much for today! |
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| Gogonyan |
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| Episode 1 |
| Putting an end to “no-fundamentals.” The optimal solution of Technicals × Fundamentals [Hare/#1] |
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