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07/23/2026 05:45
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あんちゃん
Investment style : Day Trade
Investment career : More than 10 years
Investment amount : 10 million - 50 million JPY
I am entering my 11th year of investing and have left my salaried job to become a full-time trader. I operate USD/JPY during Tokyo market hours and also trade EUR/GBP in parallel. There is a certain pattern in the Tokyo market, and by trading USD/JPY, the world's benchmark currency pair, you can trade in relatively stable price movement periods and continue trading. It is a time when economic indicator effects are less likely to impact prices. After extensive testing, I fell in love with this appeal and switched to night shifts, moving from part-time to full-time trading. The volatility is not as high as in the London or New York markets, but I trade steadily and wait for the day when I can make a big profit! This approach can yield such results! Please study the 9 o'clock timeframe scalping and 9 o'clock timeframe day trading to enrich your trading life. Please make full use of this publication.
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[9 o’clock bar day trading: The FX answer reached through 10 years of verification] – The essence of a trade that can be replicated even if you can’t read charts –
Is it really that people who can't win at FX have bad methods? I don't think so. Because I have been watching and validating charts almost every day for ten years, including weekends, there are things I’ve noticed. Because I have become someone who teaches others, I have understood certain truths. Many people know the terms "trend following," "buying on dips," and "selling the retracements." However, when they actually look at real charts, they cannot determine the timing and enter by intuition. As a result, they keep adding indicators, purchase expensive courses, and still cannot win consistently, eventually stepping away from the market. Therefore, I prioritized "something anyone can replicate" and conducted ten years of relentless testing. This book is not a book that presents the Holy Grail. It is a book in which I wrote down the ideas that remained after ten years of testing. It is not a complex method; because it is simple, it can be reproduced. The answer lies in this book. If you think, "I can’t read charts," "I don’t know what to trust," or "I want to learn reproducible trading," this book might be a new first step.
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[9 o'clock intraday trading: FX answer reached through 10 years of testing] Chapter 1: The reason you can’t win is not talent

Good morning. I’m An-chan?


When I see people who are winning in FX,

they say,

“They must have some talent to win.”

There are quite a few people who think that way.

Actually, I used to think the same.

People who win have special talent, and I don’t have that talent.

That’s why I can’t win.

But after continuously examining charts for ten years, I can say this clearly.

If talent alone determined wins and losses, the results of the people who read the same books, watched the same videos, and bought the same courses wouldn’t differ so greatly.

So, what is the difference?

I believe the answer is a matter of “criteria for judgment.”

Every time I open a chart,

“Is it okay to buy here?”

“Is it already too late?”

“Will it go up more?”

These kinds of doubts arise.

That doubt leads to unfounded entries and accumulates losses.

I continued to study and verify for ten years to eliminate this doubt.

There is something I learned through the verification process.

It is,

Winning people do not trade with talent.

They have their own set of judgment criteria.

That’s what it means.

So, I still don’t chase new techniques.

I’m honing one weapon.

When you go to war, do you fight with many weapons?

Rather, mastering one weapon lets you fight without hesitation.

The same goes for the market.

Rather than trying to memorize this and that, I believe that mastering one way of thinking is the most direct path, even if it feels like a detour.

I myself worked as a manager when I was a company employee.

I had a stable salary.

However, somewhere in my heart, I kept thinking, “I don’t want my life to end like this.”

That feeling led me to pursue side income, and I faced failure many times and hit walls repeatedly.

Yet I never stopped verifying.

That’s why I can arrive at one answer now, like this.

FX is not a world where you win with talent.

If you don’t misdirect the direction of your effort, anyone has the potential.

I believe that.

Next time, I would like to talk about my thoughts on why even trend-following can fail, a misconception held by many people, under the heading “Why can’t you win with trend following?”