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Investment style : Scalping
Investment career : More than 10 years
Investment amount : 300 million - 500 million JPY
I started FX trading from the brink of Lehman Brothers' collapse. I focus on reducing losses rather than winning. This is because with FX, profits naturally accumulate by reducing losses. However, to practice this, a consistent trading method is indispensable. As a result, I arrived at scalping and hedging. Scalping includes very short-term scalps from seconds to minutes, up to about 15 minutes; hedging is the unconventional method of “Ah, I see!” that surprises you. Although FX trading as a personal item has been around for a bit over 20 years, the industry information is varied, and some people jump onto that information and get tossed around, losing their way. I feel there are many traders who have lost their direction because of this. With that in mind, I would like to use this space to share information that I can help everyone with in my own way. What I am doing with hedging is relatively relaxed trading, entering at places where I think there will be a big contrarian point or where I anticipate volatility. Regarding scalping, it is a discretionary style where I wait for an optional break line before entering. Both methods hinge on scenarios where I am proficient or enjoy, but in the world of markets, whether I can wait for the moment I am best at is the critical point of competition. If I can achieve this, I believe not only I but everyone can increase their money. Currently, I manage two accounts. I target monthly profits of 4 million yen from one account. Also, I run a startup company related to real estate investment and development. Before starting my own business, I worked at a US financial institution, and I started a modest company from that flow. In simple terms, I create a company from zero, generate profits of over 300 million yen, and sell that company for about five times its value. I am currently in my 17th term and serve as chairman (roughly the age of Kim-ta-kyu). I plan to retire in a few years after the large-scale development project I am currently handling. I have time, so I want to spend that time meaningfully with you and help expand your life’s options. Making the people who come into contact with me wealthy is my hobby. Thank you very much in advance.
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What happened to the USD/JPY after everyone went home last night

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Good morning everyone.

The trend continued.
That is all.

USD/JPY 1-hour and 1-minute charts for after you all get home from work

There was a fairly impactful US economic indicator release at 21:30 last night.
Isn’t the timing for trading after you get home to trade around the economic indicators at 21:30?

First, be aware that the economic indicators exist.

The market moves based on whether the results are better or worse than the expected numbers.
There isn’t a rule that good results always lead to dollar buying, so you should have an image of “movement.”

I expect you’ll encounter near the blue circle high after you get home.

According to yesterday’s article, the trend was to continue selling, so you could judge this as a temporary top for a return move.
If, contrary to expectations, it rises like a red line, it relates to the red circle high; if you don’t break through, it will trend down, but since it is assumed the latest high has been broken upward, a range is also possible.

However, this time the economic indicators contributed to a decline in the end.
The trade aiming for a blue circle top would be about timing and stop losses, so with an unusual hedge you can do a certain amount of gambling.

As I mentioned in yesterday’s article, you can enter trades even after movement starts, and once it moves you have more time to think, expanding your options.

If you look at the 1-minute chart, it formed a white square-like drop after hitting the top, but dear billionaires, did you attempt a short break?
I think you could have taken a position between 21:30 and 22:00.

Nontraditional hedge users in FX can take a small retrace selling scenario with hedging and an S-position.

I’m sure you’ve all tried various methods, but using them well or poorly depends on looking at the current chart flexibly and from multiple angles, and building at least one of your own scenarios to take a position.
If you can adopt this approach to charts, I think you can reduce losses.

Read my Investment Navigation and see where you should stand by analyzing where you start, then try starting with your method from there.

Isn’t it overwhelmingly advantageous to take a position where things move rather than where they don’t?


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