One-time order completion! Trade without hassle

Hello, I’m Riker, a full-time trader.

Trading can be tough with so many things to do, have you ever thought so?

“Decide where to enter”
“Decide where to take profits”
“Think about where to place the stop loss”

Thinking about these three things every time, and worrying, “maybe I should change it after all?” whenever the market moves…

I think many people have had the experience of staring at the chart all day until the end of the day.

Reducing that hassle and stress is what my development, “Polaris Alpha,” can do.

The biggest feature of Polaris Alpha is its simplicity: for one trade, you only need to do one action. At the same time as the entry signal, the take-profit (the point to lock in profit) and the stop-loss (the point to limit loss) signals are issued together.

So, what you need to do is very simple.
When a signal appears, just set that price in an OCO order.With that, your preparation is complete.

From there, as the market moves and reaches either take-profit or stop-loss, the trade ends.
There’s no need to change anything in the middle, or to rush and press the close button.

Isn’t this incredibly easy?

“You don’t have to keep watching the chart”
“Don’t get confused or act emotionally”
“Trade proceeds according to the rules decided at the start”

For beginners, this is particularly reassuring.
Because the take-profit and stop-loss are set from the start.
The direction of the trade is clear.

With this, you won’t have to worry about “What should I do, should I hold on a bit longer…”.

Of course, even for seasoned traders, the benefit of not having to think about extra things is great. Busy with work or chores, you can check the signal, quickly place the OCO order, and then leave it be. It’s truly a “hands-off trade.”

I don’t want to bring unnecessary anxiety or hesitation into trading.
I want to trade more simply and efficiently.
For those people, “Polaris Alpha” is the perfect signal-based trading solution.

Details here
https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/indicators/63017

Please take a look at the page above to see what signals are emitted.