[By Funds] Realistic Lot Management to Steadily Earn 100,000 yen per Month with Gold

I want to earn 100,000 yen per month with gold.

This number isn’t actually impossible. But in reality, few people achieve it.

Why? Because of wrong lot management.

You think “I want to make money quickly” and raise the lot size. One loss hits hard. You try to recover by increasing the lot size further. You’re out.

Many people repeat this pattern over and over.

This time, I will explain a realistic lot management by capital level to earn 100,000 yen per month in gold, in a stable way.

First, calculate the price range needed for 100,000 yen per month

100,000 yen per month. Let’s break down this figure.

For a 0.01 lot in gold, a price move of $1 corresponds to about 157 yen (XM KIWAMI standard).

For each lot size, calculate the daily price range needed to earn 100,000 yen per month. Based on 20 trading days in a month.

For 0.01 lot:$1 = about 157 yen. Price range needed for 100,000 yen per month = about $637. Per day needed: about $32 → Gold’s daily range is about $30–$50. Almost everything must be captured. Unrealistic.

For 0.05 lot:$1 = about 785 yen. Price range needed for 100,000 yen per month = about $127. Per day needed: about $6.4. Appears realistic, but there is little room for error.

For 0.10 lot:$1 = about 1,570 yen. Price range needed for 100,000 yen per month = about $64. Per day needed: about $3.2. This is a comfortable level. One or two trades per day are enough.

For 0.20 lot:$1 = about 3,140 yen. Price range needed for 100,000 yen per month = about $32. Per day needed: about $1.6. This is quite easy. Achievable in one trade.

For 0.50 lot:$1 = about 7,850 yen. Price range needed for 100,000 yen per month = about $13. Per day needed: about $0.65. Easy with one trade. Even with a TP of $2, you can exceed 100,000 yen per month.

What’s important here is not thinking, “Then just raise the lot size.”

Raising the lot increases profits, but losses too.

With 0.50 lot, you look like you could hit 100,000 yen per month with only $0.65 per day.

But what if you get cut by a stop loss at 0.50 lot?

If one stop loss is $10 for gold, then at 0.50 lot one loss is about 78,500 yen.

One loss wipes out 78% of the monthly profit goal. Two consecutive losses guarantees a loss for that month.

Therefore, you must decide your lot not by “how much you want to earn,” but by calculating backward from “how much you would lose on one stop loss.”

Realistic lot settings by capital

This is the most important part.

Rule: Keep the loss per stop within 2% of your capital.

This is a fundamental risk-management rule used by professional traders. Calculating with a $10 SL for gold.

If capital is 100,000 yen:・One-stop loss limit: 2,000 yen ・Loss with SL $10: 0.01 lot → about 1,570 yen ・Appropriate lot: 0.01 lot ・Hitting 100,000 yen per month is honestly tough. First target 20,000–30,000 yen per month

If capital is 300,000 yen:・One-stop loss limit: 6,000 yen ・Appropriate lot: 0.03–0.04 lot ・0.03 lot means $1 ≈ 470 yen. To reach 100,000 yen per month you need about $10.6 per day ・Possible, but you must trade every day consistently

If capital is 500,000 yen:・One-stop loss limit: 10,000 yen ・Appropriate lot: 0.05–0.06 lot ・0.05 lot means $6.4 per day to reach 100,000 yen per month ・Very realistic. Achievable with 1–2 trades per day

If capital is 1,000,000 yen:・One-stop loss limit: 20,000 yen ・Appropriate lot: 0.10–0.13 lot ・0.10 lot means $3.2 per day to reach 100,000 yen per month ・Plenty of room. Also feasible to target 200,000 yen per month

If capital is 3,000,000 yen:・One-stop loss limit: 60,000 yen ・Appropriate lot: 0.30–0.38 lot ・0.30 lot means about $0.7 per day to reach 100,000 yen per month ・Achievable with one trade. 300,000–500,000 yen per month also realistic

What many people get wrong

You may have thought, after reading this, “I understand the 2% rule.”

But in reality, almost no one can actually follow it. Why?

① You don’t account for the fact that SL width changes each time

Many people fix it to, “0.10 lot is fine,” and do it fixed. But the width of the SL changes with market volatility.

If SL in Tokyo time is $5, then with 0.10 lot the loss is about 7,850 yen. This is fine for a 500,000 yen capital.

But if volatility spikes in NY time and SL becomes $15, the loss with the same 0.10 lot is about 23,550 yen. 4.7% of 500,000 yen. This greatly exceeds the 2% rule.

That means, originally, you should adjust your lot to match volatility.

② The risk-reward ratio of TP/SL is not appropriate

Set SL to $10 and TP also to $10. This gives a 1:1 risk-reward. Even with 60% win rate, you’re near break-even.

If TP is $15 and SL is $10, the risk-reward is 1:1.5. Even with 50% win rate, you still profit.

But the optimal TP and SL values vary with market volatility, sessions, and trend strength, and calculating this manually every time is not practical.

③ You don’t account for drawdowns

Even with the 2% rule, five straight losses wipe out 10% of your capital. Ten straight losses wipe out 20%.

Drawdowns happen. The problem is not changing lot sizes during drawdowns. And you must enter with high precision that makes drawdowns unlikely in the first place.

So, what should you do?

In summary, to earn 100,000 yen per month stably, you need:

・Set an appropriate lot size for your capital (the 2% rule)
・Adjust TP/SL according to volatility
・Use TP/SL settings with a risk-reward ratio of at least 1:1
・Only enter trades with high precision that are less prone to drawdowns

The logic is simple. But doing this manually every time is honestly impossible.

Check volatility, calculate ATR, consider sessions, calculate TP/SL—almost no one can do all of this for every entry.

KURAMA GOLD SIGNAL PRO automates all of this calculation

The KURAMA GOLD SIGNAL PRO (KGS) that I developed was made precisely to solve this problem.

Automatic TP/SL calculation:Based on ATR, considering sessions, MA type, and quality score, it automatically calculates the optimal TP/SL every time. Tokyo time is tight, London–NY is wider. It automatically adapts as the market changes.

Visualization of risk-reward:All signals display a risk-reward ratio. Signals with 1:1 or less are low quality and can be skipped.

Reduce drawdowns with 7-layer filtering:In dangerous conditions—volatility spikes, range-bound, trend reversals, disagreement with higher timeframes—signals are not issued. This yields higher entry precision and makes drawdowns less likely.

What you should do:

1. Decide the appropriate lot size for your capital (this part you do yourself)

2. When KGS signals appear, place orders with the shown TP/SL

3. Wait

If you set the lot size yourself, KGS handles the TP/SL calculation, risk-reward evaluation, and entry precision for you.

Conclusion

・100,000 yen per month is realistically achievable with capital of 500,000 yen or more
・One stop loss should be within 2% of capital (the iron rule)
・Adjust TP/SL according to volatility each time
・Fixed lot and fixed TP/SL are not stable
・Manual calculations are unrealistic → KGS does it automatically
・Set the lot yourself, then leave the rest to KGS

Flashy trades are not necessary. Just repeat high-precision entries with the appropriate lot size. 100,000 yen per month is a natural extension from that.

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