From 100,000 yen to 700,000 yen. The road to a hundred million begins to emerge — the answer to capital management found by the half-arbitrary EA White Tiger.
Hello, how much is it?
I’ve been operating Martin since January.
The result is 100,000 → 700,000 → 500,000 (here now)
At the end of February I had five consecutive losses and dropped to 500,000,
and in the next trade, if I won, I would return to 700,000 + α; if I lost, I would fall below 300,000.
I debated whether to leave it as is, and after contemplating it over the weekend, carefully tested it, and decided to reset Martingale once.
From that test, the path toward becoming a hundred million became clearer, so please read my analysis on fund management.
Real trading Martingale starting from 100,000
Using Martingale to attack, overcome losing streaks, and grow.
And indeed100,000 → 500,000
This far we have come.
In terms of monthly profit, an extraordinary level.
But along the way I confronted one reality.
From 700,000 to 500,000 — the baptism of a losing streak
Capital grew from 100,000 to 700,000 in two months (2-month profit rate 600%).
However, five consecutive losses brought it down to 500,000.
At this point I first thought, “Is it enough to just attack, or is it too harsh on those with little surplus funds or those not accustomed to large sums moving?”
I wondered aloud.
Is Martingale a weapon or a weapon of mass destruction?
This is my first time operating Martingale, and though the days are few, some things are becoming clear.
Martingale is strong.
Hagakure logic has a winning rate.
That’s why it works.
However, when you reach a deep level, its destructive power is something you must not overlook.
So I decided this.
Maximum drawdown 20% rule5-loss stop rule
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From the latest peak, a 20% drop triggers a lot size reduction
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5 consecutive losses trigger an immediate Martingale reset
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Do not increase lot size until the peak is updated
I decided to strictly enforce these rules.
Hagakure is not “without discretion”
Hagakure is semi-discretionary. This is not a weakness.
Rather, it is its greatest strength.
Because,
・ It can stop during losing streaks
・ It can adjust lot sizes
・ It can respond to market conditions and apply strength accordingly
It is not fully automatic,
“keeping some judgment”increases survival rate.
One hundred million in a year. Realistic required monthly profit is 80%
If many people trade, they aim for
“a hundred million”
But when you calculate, the required monthly profit is about 80%.
I recently experienced a monthly profit of over 120% in the last two months.
In other words, the problem is not ability butpersistence.
From 500,000 to 1,000,000 is theoretically 1–2 months.
The problem is what happens after that.
When the amount exceeds 1,000,000, considerations include leverage limits such as
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Can you keep lot sizes restrained
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Can you split the trades
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Can you embed risk protection
I think this is where the turning point lies.
If you are currently
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afraid of Martingale
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worried about increasing lot sizes
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but truly want to grow
then.
The semi-discretionary option becomes a weapon.
In conclusion
I started with 100,000.
In two months it became 500,000, reached 700,000, and then returned to 500,000.
But now I can see a path to a hundred million using Martingale.
It’s not about attacking, but about designing to protect.
I intend to continue toward a hundred million with Hagakure as is.
If you want to go more safely,
you can increase safety by not compounding and resetting the margin once a month, etc.
If you can grow from 100,000 to 500,000 in 30 days, or with higher safety and still be satisfied below that, please give it a try.
Of course, if Martingale scares you, you can operate with it off and you will still see the following results. For reference.
From January 7 to February 16 (0.05 Lot fixed)
For those with trading experience or who can target entries near the provided lines
there is also a method to further increase profitability, so please also check past investment guides.
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