Aren't you curious about other people's positions? The distance between Gold Canon and SNS you consider

■ The Trade That Looks Like You Are Winning on the Timeline

When you open X (formerly Twitter) or other social media, you may come across screenshots of unrealized gains or posts like “Take profit today as well.”
Seeing posts like this, many people may feel anxious that “they are the only ones not winning.”

However, information posted on social media has a certain bias.
Few people post about losing trades or moments of indecision, so the structure tends to highlight the “winning moments.”
If you look at this structure without awareness, you are prone to the false impression that “everyone else is winning except me.”

■ What happens when you become curious about others’ positions

When you start paying attention to others’ posts, your trading judgment gradually shifts from “your own standard” to “the movements of others.”
For example, even if your own standard says it is not yet the right time to enter, you may chase in after someone else bought.
Conversely, even if your standard indicates profit-taking, you may hold the position because you saw a post saying it could go further.

These judgments are not based on your own decided rules but on “information from others.”
Regardless of the outcome, you may find it difficult to explain why you made that judgment, making it hard to reflect effectively for the future.

■ Concrete tricks to reduce information interference

There is no need to cut off information entirely, but you can adopt strategies to create distance.
For example, the following approaches can be helpful:

・Set times when you will not open SNS during trading

・Make decisions about entries and exits only based on your pre-set criteria

・After viewing someone else’s post, pause and confirm whether the decision is based on your own criteria

・Refer to information that explains the rationale behind the timing rather than posts showing unrealized gains

These are not special skills, but being mindful of them can change the degree of day-to-day decision fluctuations.

■ Avoid being swayed by “post-facto heroic tales”

Another point to be mindful of is that much of what is posted on social media is a report after the fact.
The moment of hesitation at entry or the mindset during drawdown are rarely reflected in posts.
What you see is a kind of edited record after a good result.

When you compare yourself in real time-facing the market with others’ posts after outcomes are confirmed, the feeling that “only I am not doing well” tends to intensify.
However, this is closer to an illusion because the targets of comparison are inherently different.
There is little value in lining up others’ “results” with your own “process.”

What matters is your own process
— how you entered based on your criteria and when you exited — and to accumulate these as your own records.
Keep others’ posts at a reference level, and keep your own trade evaluation criteria inside you.
This stance becomes a foundation for reducing decision drift in an information-saturated environment.

■ The idea of using Gold Canon’s panel information as your own decision material

Gold Canon is a tool that combines a signals tool with a semi-automatic tool, providing signs for entry and exit guidance.
Additionally, information such as win rate, gained pips, and earnings is displayed in a panel format, allowing you to review your own trading status rather than just looking at other people’s posts.

Not about how much others are winning, but about how you are building your own standards and outcomes.
Focusing on this perspective can help you develop a trading style less swayed by SNS information.
Of course, the numbers shown on the panel reflect past tendencies and do not guarantee future markets or results.
Even when using the tool, you must manage funds and risk according to your own judgment.

■ Summary

The information flowing through SNS has useful parts but also tends to be biased toward “winning moments.”
Rather than entrusting decisions to others’ posts, take time to face your own standards.
This may be one mindset for navigating the information-saturated era.

As materials to help you build your own standards, you may also want to check Gold Canon’sDetails pagefor more information.
You can review the contents in detail, including the signs and how information on the panel appears.