People who can’t win with FX are actually making the “correct effort.”

Many people who are not winning in FX are actually quite serious.

They study

They also verify things

They try to reduce wasteful trades

Yet, they still don’t get results.

The reason is simple:

They do too many of the “right things.”

When losses pile up, people try to improve.

Add more conditions.

Adjust the rules.

Adopt another way of thinking.

Each individually isn’t wrong.

But each time,

the premise for judgment gradually changes.

By the time you notice it,

- you don’t know what criteria you’re using

- you can’t recall where you went wrong

- you endlessly worry whether it’s correct

This is what happens.

The most dangerous thing in the market is not losing.

It is entering while you are uncertain.

People who are winning

actually do not change many things.

- what you look at

- the criteria for judgment

- the standard to return to

If you fix these,

you can deepen your understanding while keeping them constant.

Those who don’t win tend to move forward by changing things.

But often, that is not progress, it leads to wandering.

If now you feel

“I don’t know what to believe”

“I’m studying but not stable”

If you feel that way,

what you need is not a new method.

It’s organizing your standards once.

With that alone,

the market becomes surprisingly calm.