【Column】Real Talk on Scalping to Achieve Real Results
Thank you for your hard work! This is Tomizaki from the Trading Office.
We have started recruiting here at Gogojan
“Ultra-short-term trading skills” using tick charts
● “1-minute chart scalping club”
Regarding
I would like to talk about the “real” aspects of scalping that yield results.
■□ “1-minute chart scalping club”
■□https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/ebooks/54826
First, please take a look at the recent sequence of trades using the said “ultra-short-term trading skill.”
Every day we repeat similar trades at the same points following the same rules, and on this day I was able to conduct fairly decent maneuvers overall, so I’d like you to see them.
All charts are USD/JPY.
※For the sake of protecting existing users’ profits, the sections where the “patterns of price movement” appear on the chart and the “dedicated indicators” are hidden. Please understand this.
Now, the profit for this day was about +560,000 yen.
Of course, I’m not showing only the winning parts; I’m showing the entire sequence of trades.
Furthermore, for users of this “ultra-short-term trading skill,” we inform in advance when trade opportunities are expected to arise, so there is no need to stare at the chart for long periods.
You only need to start watching the chart a little before the trade opportunity is likely to occur.
Basically it’s all USD/JPY, and since you know roughly when the trading opportunities will come, all users who traded on that day ended up with almost the same results.
As a characteristic of this “ultra-short-term trading skill,” we relentlessly target only high-expected-value points for trading.
As a result, trades tend to repeat at similar points every day, so I think progress comes quickly.
On the other hand, you may find it boring...
Nevertheless, among full-time traders or traders who are producing results, no one is chasing expected value without reason.
By the way, whether it’s the precise entry/exit in “second scalping” or the “minute scalping” that captures the entire wave in one trade, the points targeted are almost the same, regardless of the number of trades.
Rather, the “minute scalping” with fewer entry/exit actions is arguably less difficult.
To achieve results, scalping is essentially repetitive work, and those who enjoy every thrilling trade every time may, to put it bluntly, be more of gamblers than traders...
Of course, how you approach trading is up to you, and I neither affirm nor deny any stance.
However, at least, you can intuitively tell that professional or successful traders are not doing flashy trades like “massive gold profits yesterday!” or “massive profits on pound-yen today,” and certainly not trading exactly as the indicator arrows say.
The “scalping” that yields results is actually a fairly steady, steady process (laughs).
If you’re interested in this “ultra-short-term trading skill,” I will confidently invite you into the world of 1-minute chart scalping.
■□https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/ebooks/54826
Additionally, almost every day on “Investment Navi+,” we update points for USD/JPY scalping. (If I don’t participate in the market on a given day, there is no update.)
I think this can provide hints on what kinds of points we target and what trades we initiate. Please have a look.
■□ Investment Navi+：USD/JPY scalping section - FX scalping Institute
Well then, I’ll take my leave.
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■□ Trading Office – Profile Page
■□https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/users/111390