The reason I won on FX but don’t grow: Why luck-based trading is dangerous

First game lost.

Second game lost.

The switch flips on.

Not even looking at ATR.

Not even looking deeply at the chart.

"We're near the round-number, so it will bounce back."

From that momentary lapse

the rapid-fire trading starts.

I haven't increased the lot size.

But I try to recoup by the number of trades.

It's the same thing.

In the end, I finished with a profit.

+4,225 yen.

But that is not real skill.

I was saved by luck.

I was sweating in the middle.

My head was turning full speed.

It was on the brink of a major disaster.

This cannot be called a "win."

A true win is,

・deciding the next action before entering

・checking the ATR

・having a plan for after a loss

that is what it is.

I hadn't considered the entry after a loss.

That is all there is.

If you plan ahead for the next step,

time will pass.

If time passes,

rapid-fire trading won't occur.

A day that survived by luck begins with a collapse.

The days you survive by luck

are warnings.

Today I was saved.

But,

there is no guarantee you’ll be saved next time.

So I will decide.

ATR is okay.

The next scenario is okay.

And then I will look at the chart.

I will follow the order.

This is the minimum condition to prevent breaking.