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Investment style : Day Trade
Investment career : More than 10 years
Investment amount : 5 million - 10 million JPY
Nice to meet you. Based on my investment experience, I develop FX automated trading EA and MT4 indicators. EA and indicators are designed as tools to help create a trading environment that is less influenced by emotions, support entry decisions, and risk management. In the future, in addition to developing EAs and indicators, I plan to share discretionary trading and information related to the market. I hope to deliver tools and information that are useful for trading and assist in improving everyone's trading. Thank you.
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FX is a game of accumulating expected value

FX tends to lose more when you try to win harder.

“I absolutely want to win today.”
“I want to make up for yesterday's loss.”
“I want to increase my profits even more.”

If you trade, haven’t you felt like this at least once?

However, the stronger this feeling becomes, the more your judgments become unstable.You enter where you should pass, hesitate to cut losses, and raise the lot size trying to recover losses.The problem is that your emotions, not the market, become the basis for your decisions.

What’s needed to stay profitable for a long time is,
not the single win in front of you, but the ability to keep following the same rules.

Even if you lose, if you entered in a justifiable place and could cut losses at the decided level, there’s no need to consider that trade a failure.

Conversely, even if you happened to gain from an entry without justification, turning that into a success story will distort your next judgment.

You won but a bad trade.
You lost but a good trade.

Once you understand this difference, what you should look at changes.
What becomes important then is,the concept of“expected value.”