1. Tracing the trade in chronological order
   1. Slide ①: Initial entry
   2. Slide ②: Added up to 4 positions
   3. Slide ③: More additions despite profits
   4. Slide ④: Unrealized gains over 5,000,000 yen
2. Three conditions for this trade to be valid
   1. ① High leverage
   2. ② Zero-cut system
   3. ③ Pyramid (buying more using profits)
3. Can anyone copy this?
4. Try it with no risk

Tracing the trade in chronological order

■Slide ①: Initial entry

We first enter a buy with 0.3 lots.

The red line at the bottom of the screen isthe forced stop-out line.

From this point, the stop-out line is already quite close, and it cannot be said that risk management is generous.

However, in this trade, another 0.3 lots were added, eventually increasing to 4 positions.

With ordinary risk management, you wouldn’t go this far.

■Slide ②: Added up to 4 positions

It rose once, but then price retraced again.

So we added on the dips,0.3 lots × 4to increase positions.

Looking at the chart, you might wonder, “Are they really adding more here?”

Nevertheless, that dip-buying would later lead to large profits.

■Slide ③: Even after profits, more additions

As prices started rising, unrealized gains surpass 1,000,000 yen.

Normally, people would consider taking profits around here.

However, in this trade, even after profits, profits were still increased with another dip-buyadding 1 lot twice.

Final positions were

• 0.3 lots × 4
• 1 lot × 2

Total 3.2 lots.

Although profits were present, adding more at this timing was a very bold strategy.

However, this additional entry greatly boosted the final profit.

■Slide ④: Unrealized gains over 5,000,000 yen

Subsequently, riding a strong uptrend, unrealized gains surpassed 5,000,000 yen.

In this replay, we closed the position at this point.

On the other hand, in the original X post, no close was made, and a screenshot showing unrealized gains over 5,000,000 yen was released.

In other words, this time we simulate from the perspective of“Is this kind of strategy actually feasible?”.

Three conditions for this trade to be valid

So why does such a trade work?

There are three key points.

■① High leverage

First, you need high leverage.

To hold a position larger than 1 lot with a margin of 60,000 yen, you would need a trading environment supporting leverage of over 1,000x.

Because you can hold large positions with little margin,the strategy of “aiming for large price moves with little capital”becomes possible.

■② Zero-cut system

Next is the zero-cut feature.

Zero-cut meansa mechanism that prevents losses from exceeding account balance.

In this example, margin is 60,000 yen. Even if the market moves drastically, the amount lost is capped at 60,000 yen.

In other words, since the maximum loss is predetermined from the start, a risk-taking strategy that pushes to the stop-out line can also be a valid approach.

Of course, it doesn’t mean losses disappear.

It is still,“don’t lose more than the initial capital”.

■③ Pyramid (increasing positions using profits)

Finally, this is the biggest point of the trade.

As profits grow, those unrealized gains are used as margin to add new positions.

In other words, 0.3 lot ⇒ +0.3 lot ⇒ +0.3 lot ⇒ +0.3 lot ⇒ +1 lot ⇒ +1 lot, using the growing margin from increasing profits to snowball the positions.

This is calledpyramiding.

When a strong trend continues, profits feed more profits, enabling further position increases.

The reason profits exceeded 5,000,000 yen this time was greatly due to this pyramiding.

Can anyone copy this?

Summarizing this trade:

• High leverage
• Zero-cut
• Pyramiding

By combining these three,you aim for impactful profits from 60,000 yen to 5,000,000 yen.

However, this is a very high-risk strategy as well.

In theory it works, but in practice it seldom yields the same results.

Because every time you add to a position, you approach the forced stop-out line, and a small adverse move can wipe out your capital.

In other words, theoretically you can target big profits, but actually achieving it is not easy.

Also, for trying such a strategy, the available trading environments are limited, and you cannot always reproduce it in a typical FX account.

That said, the concept itself is very interesting and offers valuable perspectives on capital management, such as how to manage a small amount of funds and how to extend profits.

Particularly for those who want to study high-risk, high-return strategies often treated as gambling, this could be one option.

Try it with no risk

Even when practicing or experimenting with such risky trading strategies,One-Click FX Traininglets you replay and validate using past charts with no risk, as many times as you want.

• Does it really work?
• Where does the stop-out occur?
• How far can profits be extended?

You can test these questions yourself endlessly.

If you try with real money, even in environments that support zero-cut, you will incur losses.

That’s precisely why, for such high-risk strategies,it’s valuable to practice sufficiently in a trading simulator first and to experiment and verify your strategy.

Instead of just seeing the hype on social media and thinking “amazing,” verify for yourself why it worked.

This, too, is a way to useOne-Click FX Training.