What you should create first is not a large profit, but "a way to win again"
When I first won 100 yen in FX,
Honestly, I was a little happy.
But right after that,
"No, 100 yen is..."
"Wouldn't it be faster to just get a part-time job?"
I also thought (laughs).
Back then,
I believed that small profits meant nothing
and had no value.
So,
・I want to grow it faster.
・I want to increase the lot size more.
・I want to take big gains in one go.
With this mindset, I started to care more and more about the amount.
But looking back now,
that first 100 yen
was quite important, I think.
Even 100 yen
if you wait for the exact place you aim for,
you enter when you have the justification.
If it goes the other way, you cut your losses.
If it moves in the direction you thought, you take profits.
If you could do this by your own judgment,
it would be worth more than the amount.
Conversely, if you just think 100 yen is
"insignificant" and raise the lot size,
before your trading skills mature,
fear and desire become balanced on your own (laughs).
FX is interesting in that way,
it's difficult to earn a large amount all at once, but
when you can repeatedly win in small amounts,
then gradually you can
increase the size little by little.
So in the early days,
it's not about how much you earned
to judge your growth
by that metric alone.
Whether you earned 100 yen or 1,000 yen,
if you achieved it with your targeted trade,
that is a respectable advance.
What you should build first is not a large profit
but
"a way to win again"
and continue.
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