【Column】Real Talk on Scalping to Achieve Results
Good work everyone! This is Tomosaki from the Trading Office.
We have started recruiting here at Gogojan
“Ultra-short-term trading skills” using tick charts
● “1-minute scalping club”
Regarding
I would like to talk about the real aspects of scalping to achieve results.
■□ “1-minute Scalping Club”
■□https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/ebooks/54826
First, please take a look at the recent series of trades using the respective “ultra-short-term trading skill.”
Every day, at the same points and according to the same rules, trades are repeated in a similar manner. On this day, my overall handling was reasonably solid, so I would like you to see it.
All charts are USD/JPY.
※For the sake of protecting existing users’ profits, points where price movement patterns appear on the chart and the dedicated indicators are hidden. Please understand.
Now, the net result for this day was about +560,000 yen.
Of course I’m not just cutting out the winning parts; I’m showing the entire sequence of trades.
Moreover, for users of this “ultra-short-term trading skill,” we inform in advance when a trading opportunity will likely come, so there’s no need to stay glued to a chart for long.
You only need to start watching the chart a little before a trading opportunity is expected to appear.
Basically it’s all USD/JPY, and since we know roughly when trading opportunities will arrive, every user who traded that day ended up with almost the same results.
A feature of this “ultra-short-term trading skill” is that we relentlessly target only the high-expected points.
As a result, trades tend to repeat at similar points every day, which I believe speeds up improvement.
On the other hand, you may find it boring...
Nevertheless, professional traders or successful traders almost never chase expected value without reason.
By the way, whether it is the precise entries and exits in “second scalping” or the “minute scalping” method that captures the whole price wave in one trade, the points being targeted are nearly the same, differing only in the number of trades.
In fact, fewer entry/exit actions in “minute scalping” makes it less difficult.
Scalping to achieve results is a repetitive, simple task; if you are always seeking thrilling trades, you might say you are not a trader but a gambler...
Of course, how one approaches trading is personal, so I neither endorse nor condemn any approach.
However, at least, professional traders and those who consistently produce results are not conducting flashy trades like “gold profits yesterday!” or “pound-yen profits today!”, and certainly not trading by following indicators’ arrows, which you can feel intuitively.
The act of achieving results through “scalping” is actually quite a steady, meticulous process.
If you are interested in this “ultra-short-term trading skill,” I will confidently guide you into the world of 1-minute scalping.
■□https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/ebooks/54826
Also, almost every day on “Investment Navi+,” we update points for USD/JPY scalping. (If I don’t participate in the market, there’s no update…)
I think they can provide some hints on what points to target and what trades to initiate. Please read this as well.
■□ Investment Navi+：USD/JPY Scalp Club - FX Scalp Research Institute
I will take my leave.
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■□ Trading Office Profile Page
■□https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/users/111390