【FX×Attraction】3 million subscribers — Learn from Takku × Yutori-kun! The “margin” and “unease” of winning traders
Hello, I’m oukanoakari (All-Mighty) ✨
In FX, do you ever have evenings where you feel self-loathing thinking, “I broke the rules again” or “I ruined my funds because I couldn’t cut my losses…”?
Actually, the other day I watched a dialogue video on Yutori-kun’s channel (guest: 3 million subscribers, Tak-kuさん),and I was deeply, deeply moved by how the thoughts and trading philosophy I’ve cherished for a long time were beautifully verbalized?
In the past, when I suffered big losses from a broker server freeze, I even pulled out the MT4 connection system log and seriously protested, saying, “It’s definitely the broker’s fault!” (laughs)
However, as long as I blame something else, I won’t truly be able to win.
Today, I’m delivering the “three powerful insights” I received from that dialogue, translated into the real world of FX trading?
1. Create “margin” to attract luck = the power to wait?
In the video, Tak-kuさん said, “To attract luck, you should greatly reduce your own stress and create ‘room (margin)’.”
This is a complete truth in FX.
I usually deal with the market using a one-minute chart basis for day trading and scalping, using a technical called “Hierarchical RSI.”
My greatest strength is the overwhelming power to wait, but when I’m anxious or carrying stress in daily life with no mental margin, this waiting power strangely cannot be exercised?♂️
The time to quietly watch the chart without taking a position—the margin—is the best preparation period to attract the next edge (luck). ✨
2. Growth from failure = 100% self-responsibility of the stop loss?
The second insight from the video: “Even if your wallet is stolen, growth comes to those who assign the causal relationship to themselves by thinking, ‘I was at fault for keeping it in the back pocket.’”
Translated into FX, this means “don’t blame the market’s sudden moves or deceits.”
Truthfully, I have a tendency toward perfectionism, and sometimes I stubbornly think, “Technically it should be right!” and delay stop-losses?
But to survive in the market, you must immediately admit, “It was my fault.”
Whether the news causes a sharp drop or the spread widens, point the finger at yourself: “I entered at that time,” “my lot size was too reckless.”
This100% self-responsibility mindsetbegins, and stop-losses become decisively faster, turning failures into “bonus growth.” ?✨
3. A warning from the future: “Discomfort” = skipping the entry?
Finally, the idea that even if you can’t logically explain it, a visceral sense of “discomfort” is a warning from the future. That gave me goosebumps.
Signs are appearing according to the rules (e.g., RSI conditions) but…
“The candlestick movement feels heavy.” “The rhythm of the waves is different from usual.”
That unpleasant discomfort you feel from the chart is the emergency alert from the trader’s brain database after facing a one-minute chart thousands or tens of thousands of times?
Don’t become overly logical; having the courage to skip an entry by following this “discomfort” will protect your precious funds?️
Towards the end of the video, in the exchange with Yutori-kun, there was a wonderful phrase: “In the end, love wins.”
In FX, the “love” is to honestly face the market and the money you sweat to earn—do you agree?
Rather than chasing revenge trades in anger (turning the market into a casino), admit losses sincerely and apply them to tomorrow’s trading.
I am seriously working to increase genuine traders who face the market with honesty, one or more people at a time?
From today, before you open a chart, please ask yourself, “Do I have margin in my heart?”
? For more about my past gritty experiences and my deeper trading philosophy, please check my past articles from this profile ✨
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Together, let’s aim to become sincere and strong traders!