People who consistently win with scalping share a simple common trait: "Only target moving markets." Just that can change the results

Neo: "Hello. I’m Neo, researching forex scalping."

Man: "I’ve been trading FX for five years, but I still haven't won..."

Neo: "What kind of trades are you making?"

Man: "If I have time, I just keep entering trades over and over."

Man: "There are days I win, but in the end my money keeps decreasing..."

Neo: "I can really relate to that feeling."

Neo: "But often the reason you can't win isn't the tools or the logic."

Man: "Eh... is that so?"

Neo: "Yes. Many people, when they lose, start looking for a new indicator."

Neo: "But what's really important is, 'where you trade.'"

Man: "Where...?"

Neo: "With scalping, simply trading more does not guarantee winning."

Neo: "What matters is targeting only the market that moves."

Man: "Indeed, there were times I entered even during non-movable periods..."

Neo: "If you keep entering in a non-moving market, spreads and fees will erode your account."

Man: "That's why I was losing..."

Neo: "That was true for me as well in the past."

Neo: "But after I started 'targeting only the moving times,' unnecessary trades decreased."

Man: "I see..."

Neo: "For example, focus only on the times when the market moves a lot."

Neo: "Conversely, close the chart during timeframes when it isn't moving."

Neo: "Just that makes a big difference."

Man: "Somehow, I feel a bit of hope is dawning."

Neo: "Rather than adding more complexity, start by thinking simply."

Neo: "Target the moving market at the moving times."

Neo: "Scalping, that is the most important thing."