What are FX methods that don’t work well in real-trade situations? … What methods work well?

What FX methods don’t work well in real trading... and which methods do work?

Since the days when I was endlessly searching for methods,
I traded, changed the method, tested it, and changed it again,
and repeated that cycle.

Why would I change? Common situations where one tends to slip up

Huh? I matched the method, but I couldn’t enter
Huh? I entered, but later found it differed from the method

Looking at past charts, you can understand
Even though it should fit the logic of the method, I couldn’t enter
I traded something that contradicted the method’s logic

But actually, in the first place, such methods are, ultimately,
“a pie in the sky”

When you look at past charts, they seem plausible, but in reality...

In real trading, these are often invalid logics

There are many patterns like this in FX information products sold at high prices

They look promising, but in reality don’t work well,
sales pitches seem attractive, but on closer inspection there are loopholes scattered about…

By the way,
what are the multifaceted reasons for not succeeding when trading in real time?

You should know them, and once you start to know, the true meaning of methods becomes clearer

The important thing is whether the logic actually works in real trading
When you view it from that perspective, what is wrong becomes even more clearly visible

After learning a method from a professional trader (my mentor),
and testing that logic, I began to understand

What is a method that can be traded without hesitation?

Focusing on this is one of the meaningful aspects of testing, and very beneficial



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