That analysis might be useless.

I am a Candlestick FX trader.

I will summarize the questions I have been asked recently.



〇 Question:
Is it necessary to be mindful of ranges?


〇 Answer:
All of my logic is not based on trend following methods or
that kind of approach.
It is designed to always position in accordance with the market participants, the crowd,
so there is no need to determine whether the current market is in a trend or a range.

Also, as a side note, even if one could define “now” as a range based on some individual judgment,
we cannot know whether the range will continue in the future.

If, by some criterion, I judged that it is a range “now,”
it is only because I analyzed the market from the past to the present,
not because I know what will happen next.
The market is non-linear.

Like rolling a dice,


even if you roll three sixes in a row,
the next roll has a 1 in 6 chance for any number.

No matter what numbers appeared in the past,
the probability for the next turn does not change.

However, many traders try to connect these facts in the market.

From the past to the present, if the market was range-bound,
they will think the future market will also stay in a range.


If you rolled three sixes in a row on the dice, you might think the next roll is likely to be a six.


No matter how much the market has risen,
a single factor can drive it into a downtrend suddenly.

Since the market is non-linear,
no matter how much you analyze the past market,
you cannot predict the future market moves.

For this reason,
you will not see indicators or trendlines that simply reflect past prices used with no discretion.


Also, we do not use multi-time-frame analysis, which tries to trade in the direction of a larger timeframe.


The large trend is also only a reflection of past movements.

No matter how much you look at past trends,
it has no relevance to future market moves.

What you should look at is
the number of buyers and sellers who want to buy or sell now,
which side is larger?


Price formation is determined by the difference between buyers and sellers.

If buyers outnumber sellers, prices rise;
if sellers outnumber buyers, prices fall.

That is the entirety of price formation.

And using this to trade without discretion is the logic I usually employ.


Therefore, there is absolutely no need to determine whether the price is in a range or whether a trend is occurring,
and, in fact, unnecessary analysis is welcome.

〇 Question:
I am a complete beginner. Which logic do you recommend first?
I just can’t seem to win in FX.
Which logic do you recommend?


〇 Answer:
If you are a beginner or are not yet profitable in FX,
the “Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”is recommended.

This is designed to help beginners or those not yet profitable in FX to start winning.


Among the eight logics, the “Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic” is the simplest and quickest to master.


Even if you lose, there are techniques explained to turn losses into profits,
to cultivate a winning habit, to generate some profit,
to reduce stress while trading,
so that beginners can develop these aspects early on,
allowing you to grow your capital smoothly.

And,the “Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”allows you to win to some extent, and
if you want to aim for even larger profits,
the recommended next step isthe “Heaven and Hell FX Logic”

Therefore, the recommended flow is: at first“Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”to start winning,
and then“Heaven and Hell FX Logic”to aim for bigger profits.



So these two questions have been very common recently,
and although I have explained them in previous articles,
I have summarized them here again.

And recently, there are more questions about,the “Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”.

• number of trades
• how much profit can be targeted
• how the trades work in a range
• whether it can be used in recent market conditions

etc.

Now, I would like to look at the recent market.

This isthe “Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”trading.
Gold, 1-minute chart.



And now, let’s examine it one by one.


・Number of trades
This time period is about two hours, with seven opportunities.
In other time frames, it would be roughly the same.



・How much profit can be targeted
In the shown period, about 200 pips in roughly two hours.
However, this time range is a bit thinly traded, so
if you trade during the recommended times explained in the manual,
there is a strong possibility of even larger profits.



・What happens when trading in a range
I cannot clearly define a range, but
on the above chart,
the right half shows a directionless market.

In such conditions, signals may not appear, or if they do,
they tend to be winning more often.

By the way,the “Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”includes a rule to recover losses,

which removes the fear of a stop-out.



・Can it be used in recent market conditions
As shown in the chart above,
it clearly yields profits.

The “Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”is not a temporary-only method; it is a trading approach based on supply and demand,
and as long as humans trade, it will remain applicable in the future.



Therefore, unlike EA or signal tools,
its performance will not suddenly deteriorate,
nor will it become unusable if the market changes.

Once you acquire it, you can use it for a long time.
For me, it is a lifetime-style logic.



So,the “Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”has received many questions recently,
so I have explained it again using actual charts.

For those who want to learn more about, please refer to the video and free bonuses below.the “Ultra-High Win Rate FX Logic”

In particular, maximizing compounding is extremely important,
whether you obtain this logic or not,
so please watch it!

You will find surprising facts!

Interview video
https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/info/21975