[Enmusubi AI Development Story Episode 15] The Meaning Embedded in Seasonal Words — Flower Weather / Flower Cloudiness / Flower Chill
Last time, we guided you through how to read the “Enmusubi Processing” panel. This time, we will cover the three seasonal keywords that appear at the very top of that panel —Hanabi-yori / Hanagumori / Hanabie— why choose weather-related Sakura terms instead of “Strong/Medium/Weak” or “Blue/Yellow/Red.” There is a clear reason tied to the nature of an EA that does not cut losses.
※ The three seasonal keywords connect the market’s “air” with the EA’s “stance” in one word.
In the initial prototype, I displayed something like “Risk: 72” and “Alertness: HIGH.” That information was accurate. But once I ran it myself, I realized something immediately.Seeing red numbers or losses when you’re already under drawdown hurts the heartmore.
Enmusubi AI is designed not to cut losses. Therefore, the one thing users must not do isthrow everything themselves out of anxiety. If you wait for a recovery, the drawdown that would have recovered at the bottom gets locked in. Numbers and red color push you toward that “throw.” Therefore, to convey the same situation, I chose words with a cooler tone. Those are the weather-related Sakura terms.
Cherry blossoms in full bloom, wind is gentle. The best day for viewing flowers — that is Hanabi-yori. In market terms, volatility, spreads, and maintenance margin are settled, with no particular catalysts looming.
At this time, the EA, as usual, calmly searches for a delayed single bloom and adds on at planned intervals.The act of not doing anything special is what is being displayed. Just saying “normal operation” provides reassurance to the viewer.
The cloudy days of cherry blossom season are called Hanagumori. It isn’t raining yet. But the air is different from the bright sky just a moment ago.A premonition time that “things may collapse soon”is here.
In market terms, the tilt toward a stronger yen or more volatile price moves begin to show, and EA widens its buying intervals and stays cautious. Not abandoning aggression, but not going all-in either.Simply renaming “attention” to Hanagumori keeps you alert yet calm. This single word is most effective, in my experience.
Hanabie refers to the cold spell that returns after the annual cherry blossoms have bloomed. A cold wind unexpectedly blows on cherished sakura. In market terms, it corresponds to sharp declines, enlarged volatility, abnormal spreads, and decreasing margin, the state discussed in Episode 7 about“Reasons the AI waits” Being in that state.
What the EA should do at this time is very simple.Pause new buying for a while. While a dangerous wind blows, we do not plant new saplings. Remember that the AI’s authority is only to “stop or wait for new buys.” It will not stop ongoing buys or take profits on its own.
And the main reason for choosing the word Hanabie isto signal that it is temporary. Cold is not a cold wave; it is a moment within the seasons. Eventually the temperature returns, and the sakura will bloom again. If you feel that the guarding phase is not a perpetual despair but a passing cold, it becomes easier to wait rather than throw.
What matters is that these three seasonal keywordsare not mere mood-setting. Hanabi-yori, Hanagumori, and Hanabie each directly correspond to the EA’s actual stance (regular buying, widening gaps, pausing new purchases) and are tied to a one-to-one rule. The words are soft, but the rules are clear.
They might seem like gentle euphemisms. Quite the opposite.A translation that conveys the exact rules without disturbing emotionsusing seasonal keywords. Numbers push people to hurry; seasonal keywords make people wait. For an EA that does not cut losses, the ability to wait is a function in itself.
“Hanabie” is a gentle word, but it does not remove the danger. Because Enmusubi AI does not cut losses, if three currency crosses move in the same direction rapidly, even if the keyword shows “Hanabie,” unrealized losses can grow and the account could fail. Keywords are tools to read the situation calmly; they do not guarantee safety. Always operate with ample funds. A recommended margin is about 1,000,000 yen per ~0.01 lot across three instruments.
- Numbers and red signals push toward “throw” → replaced with low-temperature seasonal keywords
- Hanabi-yori＝Calm, normal operation (usual adding on)
- Hanagumori＝Warning, air changing (widen intervals, proceed cautiously)
- Hanabie＝Guard, cooling (pause new buys, but temporary)
- Seasonal keywords are not ornaments; they are the rules linked to the EA’s stancetranslated one-to-onewith the EA
※This article is intended to provide information and is not investment solicitation. The performance results shown are past results and do not guarantee future profits. FX/CFD trading involves risk. Please make investment decisions at your own responsibility.