Reasons you can’t win with FX: common traits of people who can’t win even with tools

To be honest.

Input is necessary.

Output is also necessary.

Reading books,

watching videos,

drawing lines,

and writing down reasons.

I do not intend to deny any of these.

Rather, if you don’t do them, nothing will come of it.

However—

after doing all of them, what happened?

The way of viewing the market changed.

Environment recognition also improved in accuracy.

Even so, there are days when it collapses.

Why is that?

The problem was not the amount of effort.

The problem was that the point where it ends was vague.

Many people,

blame a lack of knowledge for not winning.

So they study.

Next, they blame a lack of output.

So they test.

Yet it still collapses.

Because,

where to place orders,

where to exit,

is not decided.

Technique is a weapon.

Input is gathering weapons.

Output is sharpening weapons.

But even with weapons,

if you don’t decide where to fight,

where to pull back,

the battle will not be stable.

Funds management.

Settlement rules.

A finish that does not collapse.

If you miss this,

no matter how hard you work,

it will collapse somewhere.

Effort is not a waste.

However, there is another step beyond effort.

The stage of “deciding the end.”

If you do not enter here,

you will remain forever as “the person who works hard but cannot win.”

This is not a negation of effort.

It is a story that sits beyond effort.