【KGS Advanced Chapter】Do not pull until TP; a strategy to exit early by taking profits at 2 positions
The basics of KGS are simple. Enter with a signal, then take profit at the displayed TP/SL. That alone yields results.
But today, we’ll take a step further. We’ll introduce an applied approach: “take profits early and retreat rather than pulling to TP.”
A heads-up: this involves a bit of discretion and is aimed at intermediate to advanced traders. I’ll explain step by step.
First, this is the basic of KGS
Before applying, confirm the foundation.
The basics of KGS are “follow the signal.” Enter by the arrow, take profit at the displayed TP, cut losses at SL. There’s no need to second-guess. Everything is shown on the chart.
If you’re just starting out, please adhere to this first. Do not inject your own judgment; just follow the signal and TP/SL. Making this a habit is the first step.
Applied techniques come after you can do that.
Applied: take profits early, don’t hold to TP
Here’s the main topic.
The market sometimes extends firmly to TP, and other times the momentum fades before reaching TP. The basic rule is to hold to TP, but when you feel “this may not extend all the way,” it’s okay to take profits early and secure the gains.
I actually do this too.
Recently, I found USD/JPY was quiet, so I tried Gold. I entered the first trade, but it didn’t look like it would reach TP. Then a second signal with higher edge appeared.
So I added another entry. Neither position was held to TP; I took profits early and finished.
Rather than waiting for TP and erasing profits, secure them when growth slows. This is also a valid winning approach.
Even with a position, it still hit TP eventually (lol).
With an additional trade, I earned about 80,000 yen per hour
Why does “2 positions” work
This is where the strength of KGS comes into play.
Even if the first entry doesn’t reach TP, a second entry with a high-edge signal can appear. KGS assesses signal strength with a quality score (★ to ★★★), so you can be confident this is a signal worth riding and add to the position.
This isn’t a vague averaging; it’s based on a clearly grounded signal. That distinction is crucial.
And if you secure both early, you can end up net positive overall.
Is this for “advanced users”?
Honestly, not for complete beginners.
Reason is simple. Early profit-taking adds another judgment: “Should I take profits here, or wait to TP?” If this judgment wobbles, performance may become unstable.
So if you’re just starting, first master the basics (holding to TP/SL as per the signal). Early profit-taking is an applied technique you’ll use once you can gauge market momentum.
If you don’t mix up the sequence, this becomes a powerful tool.
Key points in the strategy
If you plan to use it as an advanced technique, keep these in mind.
・Base rule: hold to TP. Early profit-taking only when you feel momentum has slowed
・Add entries only when a higher-edge, separate signal (top quality score) appears
・Never engage in aimless averaging
・Don’t increase to more than two positions. Manageable scope. If unsure, revert to the basics (follow the signal)
※NoteThis article reflects my personal trading method and views and is not investment advice. What is written does not guarantee future profits. Holding multiple positions or adding entries involves risk. FX involves risk, so please make your final decisions at your own responsibility.
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KGS (Gold-only) and KUS (USD/JPY-only) are available as a set at a discount.
KGS single ……… ¥24,800
KUS single ……… ¥19,800
Single total ……… ¥44,600 ★
Set price … ¥39,800 (¥4,800 OFF)
Set product here →https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/ebooks/77857?via=users_products
