I think this is fine for the rest of my life
I am a candlestick FX trader.
With the Liberal Democratic Party winning a landslide, the Nikkei Stock Average rose significantly,
and reached an all-time high, right?
On the other hand, there were concerns about further yen depreciation due to accelerated fiscal stimulus,
but perhaps due to expectations of intervention, the USD/JPY market has been stalling.
Regarding gold, given the Iran situation etc.,
it has been holding up firmly.
Well, I wrote something that sounds plausible,
but the market is unpredictable,
and forecasts are not guaranteed to be correct.
Rather than making strange predictions,
focus on how to follow the market.
That alone is enough, and
in fact, it is the most important thing.
Price, in the ultimate sense,
rises when more people want to buy than sell,
falls when more people want to sell than buy.
This is how the equation moves.
This is what is commonly calledsupply and demand.
Various people use different technicals and fundamentals,
arguing back and forth about buys and sells,
but the price movement itself can be said, in essence, to be moved by the above equation.
Indeed, this is the mechanism by which prices move.
And now, whether there are more buyers or sellers,
if you know which side is larger,
it naturally determines which position you should hold.
How prices have moved in the past,
how they look technically now,
how the fundamentals look,
what the bigger timeframes show,
none of these matter at all.
What matters is, on this moment,
which side is larger, now, at this instant?
That is all that is important.
And jumping ahead,
I recently found myself thinking about retirement (laugh).
How long can I keep trading?
That kind of thing.
I’m not quite sure yet, but
at Gogojan, there are quite a few older folks as well,
and I often receive inquiries like this.
“I’m already at an age where I need to use one-minute charts for scalping,
which is too fast for me to keep up with.
Is there a slower, more relaxed trading approach?”
such as this.
Given your age, scalping requiring fast decisions is difficult.
My logic can be traded on any time frame, so the answer is,
“You can operate on a time frame that fits your lifestyle.”
That is the form it takes.
The very fact that different time frames suit or do not suit you means you are curve-fitting at that moment,
so in my logic, you can use it regardless of time frame.
My logic is price-focused, aiming at the participants’ intentions in the market,
so it is not about time frames, but about price movement.
In other words, I’m capturingsupply and demandand trading accordingly.
So it can be used regardless of time frame.
And whenever I get questions like this, in my heart I think,
“Will there come a day when I can’t scalp anymore…?”
I wonder about that.
I personally don’t feel it much yet,
so I don’t really know exactly until what age one can scalp,
or even for how long one can trade at all,
but humans eventually age or suffer from impaired judgment,
and that day will surely come.
The trader's profession naturally has no severance pay or unemployment benefits.
If you can’t trade, you have no income.
Of course I pay into pensions,
and I have other savings besides investment capital,
but someday there will come a day when you can’t trade,
and you need to think about that as well.
Then what kind of operation should you adopt, and
when scalp trading becomes impossible,
how should you trade in that situation,
these are things I’ve been thinking about lately for some reason.
Currently seven logics are disclosed, but
if I speak openly here,
the retirement income you need is
not so much about “how much you can earn”
but about
“how steadily you can earn.”
This seems more important.
When markets move aggressively,
can you trade,
(shock to the heart perhaps?)
when a big market comes, can you stay in front of the computer,
and have the stamina to hold a position?
(or will you fall asleep?)
Considering these,
even with a logic that yields large profits,
can you actually operate it physically?
Because of that, you need to choose logics from another perspective.
A logic that can yield big profits is great.
This thinking assumes you can actually master the logic.
If you can’t master it and it remains theoretical with impressive results,
it becomes an empty promise.
Therefore, you must be in a state where you can actually use it,
and you should select logics within that range.
In that case, when thinking about retirement,
“how to earn as much as possible”
is less important than
“how to earn as steadily as possible.”
This seems to become the priority.
Moreover, it is better not to hold positions for long,
but to settle them as early as possible,
so you can sleep peacefully.
Well, this is a guess based on my own thoughts,
and I’m not sure how retirement life will actually look.
Being able to sleep early is because, apparently, the elderly sleep early,
so it’s simply a practical reason for thinking
it would be hard to keep positions up late at night (smile).
So, when you think about various things, the trading logic sought in retirement seems to be
- a logic that yields stable profits
- applicable not only in severe markets but in normal markets as well
- a logic that can settle positions as early as possible
- trading on a 5-minute or 15-minute chart rather than 1-minute
These seem to be the targets.
Then among the seven logics,
the most optimal one would be
“Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”, I’m starting to think recently.
This logic is the simplest among the seven,
so even if your mind becomes cloudy, you can still use it without forgetting,
a simple reason as well.
I’ve heard memory declines with age too,
so perhaps a simpler logic is better,
that’s another simple reason (laugh).
This logic can be used on a 1-minute chart as well, but
as you age you react more slowly,
so using a 5-minute or 15-minute chart seems more realistic.
Also the win rate is high,
which provides stability, a reassuring factor for retirement life.
There is a common saying to “supplement the pension,”
and I think it might feel like that.
“To supplement the pension,” some people work part-time,
and for me, trading is my version of that.
So, actually, let’s see how it would be to trade on the 15-minute chart with“Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”and the 15-minute chart.
Let’s take a look at how that would feel.
This time I purposely chose a challenging market.
After seven trades,+1833.1 pipswas the result.
The win rate for this period was 100%.
There is no flashiness, but
profits are steadily and reliably earned.
It isn’t that profits are only possible in big trend markets or only in ranges;
it’s a picture of earning small profits steadily whether in trend or range markets.
Hence, revenue is unlikely to vary greatly with market conditions.
Of course when the market moves a lot, you can gain a lot, but
Also this logic
entry istwo candles
exit isone candle, so even older users can operate it easily.
There’s no need to look at other timeframes or use indicators,
so for example you could have a laptop with charts on the left
and Netflix on the right screen,
trade if there’s a chance while watching a movie,
that kind of setup works too.
Of course it works on a smartphone as well,
and I currently mostly trade on my smartphone,
but I worry about keeping up with new tech in old age,
so I think it might be better to trade on a larger screen with a computer when the time comes.
My rough image is:
sitting in a kotatsu, eating mandarins,
with one laptop, watching Netflix or movies,
and trading when opportunities arise.
Does this match?
Gemini had this made for me (laugh).
In this kind of setup, watching movies while
“Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”on 5-minute or 15-minute charts
and trading slowly seems like a good idea right now,
I’ve been thinking this recently.
I’ve received many inquiries from older folks seeking advice or messages,
so I’ve written this from my current perspective on how I would operate in retirement.
In retirement, trading for those who want to supplement their pension
or whether you can continue to trade in retirement
I think this could be helpful.
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