Trading is boring
I am a candlestick FX trader.
I myself have been involved in the world of FX for more than 15 years,
and during that time I have met many different traders.
Moreover, more than two and a half years have passed since I started activity on Gogozhan,
and I have been fortunate to exchange messages with a great many people.
In the course of that, I would like to share what I have noticed this time.
I would like to discuss it from the perspective of traders who are winning vs. those who are losing,
but when talking about this, a lot of people are concerned with
what methods winning traders use?
as a focal point.
People say things like,
you should trade like this,
if you trade this way you’ll never win,
you should use this tool,
this way of thinking is better,
in short, winning traders tend to focus on
what kind of strategy, what kind of tools, what kind of logic they are using.
However, from my experience so far,
and from meeting various people,
winning traders do not use a common logic or common tools.
To put it more clearly, even when using the same logic,
there are people who win and people who lose.
Since starting activity on Gogozhan,
I have even more come to think this way.
Why is it that even when using the same logic,
some people win and others lose?
That may be what you’re wondering, right?
Even with different logics, winning people trade calmly,
in a mechanical manner,
moreover, they trade mechanically.
That is because there is a backing for the logic they use,
and they have confidence in it.
Therefore, even if there are a few losing streaks,
if they continue trading calmly,
they will eventually be profitable overall.
On the other hand, those who are losing stop that logic at the slightest loss.
Therefore, even if they acquire a logic,
when they lose a little, their eyes turn to other logics,
and if they lose with that logic as well,
they look to the next logic again.
People like this quickly become emotional,
and no matter what tools, EA, or logics they obtain,
they cannot win.
They spend their lives chasing know-how.
And there are indeed a certain number of such people on Gogozhan as well.
As you can imagine, it’s obvious even when you think calmly that
just a small loss makes them stop the logic,
and if they quickly shift to another logic,
it goes without saying that they will never win.
And to be honest, I was like that before汗
So I can very much relate.
I understand, but that will not let you win forever.
Worse, I’ve seen people who have been pursuing know-how for more than 10 years.
If you don’t fix this somewhere,
you will spend your life chasing know-how and never become able to win.
As I’ve said before,
short-term thinking tends to dominate this.
Short-term thinking means
after just a few trades,
and after one or two losses,
you decide that the logic cannot be used.
There are far too many people like this (lol)
It’s no wonder you think you can’t win...
It feels like looking at my old self.
On the other hand, those who sit down and mechanically and calmly trade my logic,
most of them are consistently profitable.
From having observed many people,
the common point of those who win is
not which tools or which logics they use, but
whether they trade mechanically, and for the long term,
whether they stick with it over the long term.
No matter how excellent the logic is,
if you keep switching due to a few losses,
you will not be able to win.
How calmly and mechanically you can continue is the common trait of those who win.
And after seeing many people on Gogozhan,
I have come to this belief even more strongly.
Now, this time,"Ten-Tine FX Logic" is a report on trading according to the rules.
This time I deliberately brought range market into the discussion,
and it was all wins.
In about two hours of trading,
in total,about +300 pipsprofit was achieved.
Thus, it can be seen that profit is possible even in a range market.
And this was achieved with
entries3 candles, and exits
with2 candlesonly, with trades judged without any other knowledge or discretion.
Occasionally we receive questions,
whether there are any special rules or
filters or such things; there are none.
Rather than adding such things,
However, do humans ever crave more?
Wouldn’t it be better to do this,
try incorporating what you’ve learned in the past,
wouldn’t adding discretion improve your results,
and if it doesn’t work,
you end up changing your rules yourself,
and go looking for other logics again.
There are quite a few people like this.
Unfortunately, such people will continue this cycle.
Trading may be a boring thing at its core.
The boring act of trading mechanically is something many people cannot do.
Conversely, those who can do this boring task tend to see results.
I struggled to overcome this too, but
because I understand the importance of trading mechanically,
I can say that I have become able to win.
If you truly want to win,
it is better to trade mechanically, not with short-term thinking.
And,"Ten-Tine FX Logic" shows that beginners, too, can achieve results if they trade mechanically.
Beginners or experienced traders, it doesn’t matter.
It is all about trading mechanically according to the rules.
And because this is such a logic,
"Ten-Tine FX Logic" has received reviews from those who have already obtained it.
with the title "Mechanically" they wrote.
Indeed,"Ten-Tine FX Logic" is a tool that trades mechanically and calmly.
And further, we received the following review as well.
As this person says,
in this logic the only thing used for trading is candlesticks.
Therefore, it is likely that mastery can be achieved in about an hour,
making it extremely simple.
Thus, even beginners can use it with peace of mind.
So, this time we discussed
how it behaves in range-bound markets.
If you want to trade mechanically and aim for profits, please check this out.
