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09/09/2026 07:18
Release： 09/09/2026 07:18
Update： 09/09/2026 20:12
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Investment style : Day Trade
Investment career : More than 10 years
Investment amount : -
I have watched the market for 15 years with currency fluctuations at the center. Currently, due to compatibility with the trading environment, I primarily trade on NASDAQ while operating the educational trading site "ULTRA THEORY." Rather than predicting and guessing market movements, I emphasize observing actual price moves as they happen and following the facts. In particular, based on the structure of price movements such as turning points, failures, and re-turns, I research and publish on distinguishing between the shapes that can be captured and the shapes that should be passed over. At GogoJungle, I have published a systematized concept titled "The Principle of Market Rebound" (［Market］’s Rebound Principle).
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I bought it, thinking it would go down.

UT TRADE INCIDENT REPORT
──Trade Accident Report / #01

Not the market, but my own convenience began to be considered that night.

Subject: Trade on September 8, 2026 (Tuesday) / Chart: September 9 (Wednesday) morning / US100, H4 / H1

This article costs 100 yen.

It's embarrassing, so I deliberately added one more page to the door. I don't intend to determine the value of this failure by the price of 100 yen.

Nevertheless, for those interested in other people's accident scenes and subsequent reflections, we will look at them in order from here.

REPORT / 01

Did I crash yesterday?

I understood the chart discussion. I had anticipated the next cautious movement myself.

Even so, in the middle of that movement I started counter-trend trading and ended up taking a loss.I read the story, but I skipped it when entering the trade.The incident is in that moment.

It's embarrassing, but I believe there is something to preserve in such real failures. What I looked at, what I thought, and what I forgot when placing the order.

What I want you to see in this article is,how to reflect after losing. I do not intend to turn a failure into a good story. An accident is an accident. Now, shall we look at the accident scene?