[Even Anjusshu Watanabe is astonished] What I learned from Watanabe's Golden Cross dramatically changing FX stop-loss with "mood" mindset

Hello! I am oukanoakari (All-Mighty) ✨

Suddenly, I have a question for you.

“Right after taking a loss, have you ever felt irritated and made unnecessary entries outside the rules?”

…I understand so well. Because that was exactly like me in the past.

My strength in FX is “overwhelming patience.” In gold (gold) and cross-yen markets, I stare at the 1-minute chart and wait until the RSI (period 9) lights a signal at 35%, then, the moment RSI reaches 50%, I decisively close all positions. I stick to this rule ⏳

However, the old me had a deadly weakness called “perfectionism.” Not wanting to admit my analysis was wrong, I’d think, “If I wait a little longer it should come back…!” and the losses from patiently accumulated profits would blow up in one shot daily?

Then I encountered a YouTube video. The financial show “Watanabe’s Golden Cross,” hosted by MC Kensuke Watanabe of Ankash Watanabe (note: real person), perhaps?

ThisWatanabe’s Golden Cross Hook is important, but, actually, here is where sports doctor Shuichi Tsuji was talking about “mental techniques of top athletes,” which terrifyingly connected directly to FX trading ⚡️

Today, for you who want to face FX seriously without turning the market into a casino, I will share the “strongest trading mind-building method” I learned from this program?

? 1. FX composure is born from being in a good mood

In the program, Dr. Tsuji said this.?️ “Do not be swayed by external events; place value on your own mood (inside).”

Doesn’t this apply to FX a lot? We tend to get in a bad mood because of external factors like “rapid changes at the release of data” or “remarks by officials.”

When you’re in a bad mood, your brain loses calm judgment and you head for gambling trades ??

【Translation for FX】 “Maintaining composure (mood) is the best money management”

Taking a loss isn’t “bad”; it’s an expense to protect capital. Even if it’s negative, if you can say, “I cut according to the rules here, nice,” you manage your mood yourself. This mindset made my “patience” even stronger ?️

⏳ 2. Abandon brain bugs, focus on “Now, Here, Me”

The video notes the main reason humans fail.?️ “The brain keeps thinking about the past (regret) and the future (anxiety), betraying the present self,”

I was struck ⚡ When I couldn’t cut losses and fell into perfectionism, what happened in my brain was exactly this.

Past: “If I had taken profits there…?” Future: “What if it keeps dropping and my account goes bankrupt…?”

【Translation for FX】 “Throw away past losses and future profits. Now, only follow the chart in front of you.”

In scalping or day trading, past what-ifs and future guesses arenoiseand nothing more. “Am I aligning with my RSI rule now? Should I cut now?” By focusing intensely on “now, here, me,” even late cuts started to be made cleanly ✂️✨

? 3. Evaluate yourself by process, not by results

Finally, the words spoken as the essence of management.?️ “Don’t just look at the points (results); look at the line (the process and changes).”

Actually, I also work with children in after-school care. When interacting with kids, instead of scolding for test scores (results), I praise actions like “their attitude toward homework has improved (process),” and they grow a lot?

【Translation for FX】 “Praise yourself not for the amount (result) but for whether you followed the rules (process).”

There’s no need to feel down about “minus 10,000 yen today.” Even if it’s negative, if you cut at the planned point, that’s a wonderful trade (growth) ?✨ On the flip side, profits earned by breaking the rules are a future disaster waiting to happen, a poison ☠️

? To prevent treating the market as a casino

Why am I talking about this mental stuff today? Because I have a strong desire that FX should not be just gambling?

FX can be a lifelong skill with correct knowledge and strong mental health. I once suffered from perfectionism, but with the “overwhelming patience”and“the calm to focus on the now here self,” I have been able to face the markets with integrity?

Trading is a dialogue with yourself. Together, would you aim to become a genuine trader who faces the market with integrity? ✨

? In conclusion

Thank you truly for reading to the end! ?✨

If this article helped you notice even a little about “the importance of mentality” or “how to view cut losses,” I’d be happy?

From now on, I will continue not only to explain methods but also to share “the mindset of a trader and truly surviving in the market” with real, practical information?

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❤️ We’d love for you to follow! Now, have a trading life that’s also in a good mood today! ?✨