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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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Good morning everyone.
At the weekend, what was not a Japan-U.S. Joint Committee but a Japan-U.S. joint intervention in the foreign exchange market?
So the USD/JPY has fallen by about 4 yen.

This price is around GW of this year, but around this time every year it moves, so whether it is just a habit or the beginning of the end is unknown.
Well, since it’s backed by the U.S., I pray for another drop of about 10 yen.
I planned to sell USD/JPY for 500,000 units before the weekend London FIX and set the stop
4 yen higher.
I hoped there wouldn’t be a gap up this morning, but since there was no wind, I’ll move the stop to breakeven and wait to be hunted.
I’d like the price to continue falling through to the end of the year＾＾

USD/JPY Weekly
Will the weekly chart reach the red circle?
I think a moderate view like that is fine.

USD/JPY 4-hour

In the 4-hour chart, perhaps around 15500 in the near term?
That’s fine to think.
Since the red circle has a wick and is rebounding, there are many buyers.
Therefore sellers will target that area, so if it falls I expect 155 as a possible level.

USD/JPY 1-minute

For big traders' scalping users, going long is easy.
In the red square zone, switch between buy and sell; if it becomes a buy, buy, and in ranges like the yellow square, or before that, exit.
If it doesn’t go that far and switch to buy/sell and becomes selling, then judge whether that is a pullback or just a return selling by analyzing highs/lows and volume to decide the trade.

A drop of about 4 yen is not likely to turn into a rollercoaster ride.

Trump is at war ignoring the currency, so who knows if a strong yen rise will happen?

From the 1-minute big trader chart, a near-term rebound might be around 15870.
For now, consider going long around 15800 as a target.
That said, a break below 157 in Tokyo/China is possible, so I want to explore short-break and rebound long entries on past big-trader lines.



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