Declaring anti-ideology activities against the too-expensive FX product industry and setting up for distribution, while exploring settings to persistently win with a casual indicator... that’s the story

Last Friday, and yesterday, Monday the 27th, the trades being streamed have not yielded particularly interesting results.

We reached the conclusion that the MACD filter and the settlement are not aligned with the so-called “careless indicator” being used.

While returning the base filter and settlement to their previous versions, we plan to shorten the distance, and in addition, use RUSING's own features. I think this direction is best for a setup with more entries. By the way, if we narrow the entries and configure the various filters, this careless indicator can still achieve somewhat commendable results, so I’m thinking the adjustment is about what to tighten and what to loosen.

We plan to deliver again around 9 PM today. And since it’s a good opportunity, I’m thinking of running a YouTube channel. I started grassroots efforts to spread how functional RUSING is and what kind of EA it is, and I want to do it properly.

I am pursuing a separate path and hope to steer the current FX product industry (not sure if this is the correct term...) in a positive direction. First, price destruction. It’s too expensive. A mere indicator near 60,000 yen... No matter how excellent the backtests are, I don’t believe there exists an indicator that can win consistently over a year. If a product requires users’ subjectivity, settings, market sense, and experience, then it isn’t that product’s value—it’s the user’s achievement. Some tools even seem to copy free tools wholesale and mask them visually... I will continue with anti-stance activities.