[Column] Real-world Story of Scalping to Achieve Results

Thank you for your hard work! This is Tomizaki from the Trading Office.

We have started recruitment here at Gogojan.

“Ultra-short-term trading skills” using tick charts

● “1-minute chart scalping club”

Regarding

I would like to talk about the “real” aspects of scalping to achieve results.

■□ “1-minute chart scalping club”

■□https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/ebooks/54826

First, please take a look at the recent series of trades using this ultra-short-term trading skill.

Every day, at the same points and according to the same rules, trades are repeated in similar ways. On that day, I felt my overall approach was fairly decent, so I’d like you to see it.

All charts are USD/JPY.

※For existing users’ profit protection, points where the chart reveals “price movement tendencies” and the exclusive indicator are hidden. Please understand.

Now, this day’s net profit was about +560,000 yen.

Of course I’m not just clipping the winning parts; I’m showing the entire series of trades.

Furthermore, for users of this ultra-short-term trading skill, we pre-tell the timing when trading opportunities will occur, so there is no need to stay glued to the chart for long periods.

You only need to start watching the chart a little before a trading opportunity is expected to arrive.

Basically it’s USD/JPY only, and since we know roughly when the trading opportunities will come, all users who traded that day ended up with almost the same results.

A characteristic of this ultra-short-term trading skill is to relentlessly target only high-expected-value points.

As a result, you end up with similar trades at similar points every day, so improvement comes quickly.

On the other hand, you might find it boring...

Nevertheless, full-time traders or traders who are achieving results almost never chase high expectation values without purpose.

By the way, whether it’s the fine entry/exit of “seconds scalping” or the “minute scalping” that captures the whole wave in one trade, the targets are nearly the same, even if the number of trades differs.

In fact, the fewer entry/exit actions in “minute scalping,” the lower the difficulty.

Scarper to produce results is simply a repetitive task, and those who enjoy every trade as a thrill may be called gamblers rather than traders, perhaps—depending on how you view trading.

Of course, how one approaches trading is personal, so I neither affirm nor deny any stance.

However, at least, professional or successful traders do not engage in flashy trades like “gold yesterday exploded profits!” or “pound-yen today exploded profits!” and certainly not trades that follow indicators’ arrows, you can sense that too.

The “scalping” to achieve results is actually a fairly steady and meticulous task.

If you are interested in this ultra-short-term trading skill, I will confidently guide you into the world of 1-minute chart scalping.

Every day I place trades aiming for around 10 pips of profit 5 to 10 times from London time into New York time. Let’s fight together!

■□https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/ebooks/54826

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