New product "Tokyo Reference Rate-kun" results from March 2 to 26 for 19 trading days
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As you can see, this is a Tokyo Naka Value trade.
Unlike other popular naka-value products that have no clear trigger for position taking, this product lets you take a long or short position at a specific time, so anyone can position similarly.
It’s also possible to do this trade every day and achieve results.
The trading window is extremely limited, so you can take a position on your smartphone in the toilet during work!!
I think you can’t miss such opportunities.
With a high win rate, if you trade 20 lots over 20 business days, perhaps you can recoup the product cost.
It’s a know-how-type product, but no practice is required, so it should be easy for anyone to start.
In this investment guide, it’s about producing an answer, so I won’t cover everything, but I trade daily with small bets.
Information value = 29,800 yen
It may look expensive, but it simply adds one more reliable trading item you can always use, so I personally think it’s a good product.
This time, due to various reasons, only 50 units are available.
If you want to give it a try, please hurry.
Good morning everyone.
We will share the trading track record of Tokyo Naka-Value-kun.
Results for 19 trading days from March 2 to March 26
14 wins, 5 losses — win rate 73%
Purchasers may not know if it’s a trial, but this record is for USD/JPY only; if you add EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, AUD/JPY, etc., the accumulated pips would be enormous, as you can imagine.
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Now, this morning’s USD/JPY 1-hour chart
It has poked its head out a little from the trend line.
Whether it will continue rising is unknown.
Whether a war-related resolution will be reached by the end of this week...
USD/JPY could rise up to about 2.5 yen from its multi-decade high.
Well, there seems to be an atmosphere of rising due to war, politics, and inflation.
Today I feel there will be a 50-pip range in yellow boxes, oscillating up and down?
That’s my impression.
Like yesterday, after a range, there is a breakout, so it might be better to target the breakout with the “億トレライン” (Million Trader Line).
Since the 1-minute chart doesn’t show an ongoing trend, this is a short-term trade.
The Nikkei and the dollar look heavy at resistance, so after a sharp drop I’d like to test a long position.
If USD/JPY falls below 15930, I imagine it could drop further.
What goes up must come down.
History tells us this.
Daily trading is the same:
It goes up to go down,
it goes down to go up.
What goes up goes down, and what goes down goes up.
If you remember this and examine the billion-trade chart, you’ll understand what you should do now.
Thank you for your continued support today as well.
If you want to succeed in trading, to make money from trading, and to do so as a full-time trader, this is the product I recommend, which you can learn on your own, with trading techniques that you can acquire independently:
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