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Hello! This is Tanaka from GogoJungle.
A very popular series: a conversation between our CEO, Hayakawa, and developers!
This time,naohas joined us.
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| An unconventional trader: former business owner and former monk |
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A trader with a unique background: after running a construction company, he briefly entered the Buddhist priesthood and underwent training.
He entered the markets in earnest in 2015 and now mainly trades gold.
Highly proficient in programming, he developed the original ‘tundere’ series—proprietary tools that embody SMC (Smart Money Concepts) to decipher large investors’ order flows.
He blends a CEO’s bird’s-eye perspective with the mental discipline cultivated through monastic training in his trading.
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| Table of Contents |
| An unconventional trader appears: nao, former business owner and former monk |
| Business, Buddhism, and investing—how an unusual background shapes the trader’s true face |
| From simple “lines” to “zones”: incorporating the big players’ perspective with SMC |
| “tundere” and “tundereR”—strategies for averaging down and trend-following pyramiding |
| A stress-free trading environment enabled by a GUI panel and smartphone integration |
| Viewer giveaway and next episode teaser: getting to the essence of analysis |
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An unconventional trader appears: nao, former business owner and former monk
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| Hello. I’m Hayakawa from GogoJungle, Inc. Today, I’ll be speaking with nao, a trader with a unique background—he managed a construction company, began investing in 2015, and at one point entered Buddhist orders to serve as a monk. |
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| Hayakawa |
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| nao |
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| You’re also skilled in programming and have developed various trading tools. I hear you’ve also prepared a giveaway for viewers today, so please stay tuned until the end. |
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| Hayakawa |
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Business, Buddhism, and investing—how an unusual background shapes the trader’s true face
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| I understand that while running several corporations, you also spent a period in the world of Buddhist monks—you entered the Buddhist path, so to speak. |
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| Hayakawa |
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| nao |
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| Yes, that’s right—this was in my early thirties. I was very interested in it. My parents were strongly opposed, but my motto is to do what I want to do, so I pushed through and entered training. |
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| A business owner who became a monk—this reminds me of Kazuo Inamori, the founder of Kyocera. When did you start investing? |
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| Hayakawa |
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| nao |
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| While running my business, I began taking it seriously around 2015. Actually, before that, during the Lehman Shock, I dabbled a bit in FX, but I took heavy losses in the crash and stepped away for a while. |
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| I see. So after returning, you spent about ten years working diligently and built your current style. |
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| Hayakawa |
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From simple “lines” to “zones”: incorporating the big players’ perspective with SMC
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| I’d like to ask about the “tundere” tools you developed. What logic are they based on? |
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| Hayakawa |
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| nao |
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| Basically, they incorporate the perspectives of large investors to identify the market,such as SMC (Smart Money Concepts) and ICT,and apply those ideas. |
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| SMC, right? It’s been getting attention recently. Specifically, how do you interpret charts with it? |
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| Hayakawa |
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| nao |
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In the past,like line traders, people mainly used “lines”to aim for bounces, but recently the view of“zones”has become more common.
Iidentify those zones and consider entrieswith the image of “scattering” positions within them. |
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| So rather than focusing on single points, you view the price ranges where large orders come in as zones and deploy your strategy accordingly. |
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| Hayakawa |
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“tundere” and “tundereR”—strategies for averaging down and trend-following pyramiding
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| You have “tundere” and the new “tundereR.” What’s the difference between the two? |
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| Hayakawa |
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| nao |
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| The first tool I created, “tundere,” adds positions (averages down) from the entry point, takes small profits, and also targets large gains after reversals. |
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| And in contrast, what features does the latest “tundereR” have? |
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| Hayakawa |
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The “R” version pyramids in the trend direction.
It aims to hold positions and significantly extend profits. |
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So “tundere” uses a contrarian approach through averaging down, while “tundereR” rides trends to build profits.
You can use them according to your strategy. |
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| Hayakawa |
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A stress-free trading environment enabled by a GUI panel and smartphone integration
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| Looking at the “tundereR” interface, the panel is very polished. |
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| Hayakawa |
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| We’ve iterated through multiple versions, adopting a GUI panel to make it intuitive to use. It also includes robust features like “protected position.” |
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| It also runs on MT5. How about operation when you’re out and about? |
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| Hayakawa |
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| If you set up the tool at home or on a VPS, you only need to place entries from MT5 on your smartphone, and the tool will automatically operate according to your “tundere” settings. Advanced management is possible even when you’re away. |
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| That’s wonderful. I hear MT5’s batch operation functions can also be completed on the panel, which should minimize operational lag. |
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| Hayakawa |
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Viewer giveaway and next episode teaser: getting to the essence of analysis
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| For this first installment, I hear you’ve prepared a giveaway for our viewers. |
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| Hayakawa |
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| nao |
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| Yes, as a token of our gratitude to our readers and video viewers,we’re giving away an original, all-in-one indicator that includes the main SMC functions,free of charge. |
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SMC All-in-One Indicator for TradingView
As a token of our gratitude, we’re giving away an original indicator that includes the main SMC functions in an all-in-one package. The password is in the first video.
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Thank you very much!
In the next, second episode, we’ll hear in detail about analysis techniques on TradingView to further master these tools. |
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| Hayakawa |
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| nao |
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| Yes. I’d like to discuss a concrete analysis flow—how to identify zones on TradingView and then connect that to execution on MT5. |
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| Thank you for the very valuable discussion. I look forward to the next episode. |
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| Episode 1 |
SMC/ICT
An investor who is a former monk and former business owner speaks!
The secret to riding with market whales and continuously extending profits |
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| Free, exclusive to video viewers |
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SMC All-in-One Indicator for TradingView
As a token of our gratitude, we’re giving away an original indicator that includes the main SMC functions in an all-in-one package.The password is in the first video.
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