I decided to make an unrealized loss my ally on purpose.

Common patterns such as averaging down and the Martingale method.

No matter how much unrealized loss you hold,I absolutely do not want to cut losses.

There are probably a certain number of people who feel this way.

I am the type who wants to cut losses early, but I deliberately testedhow far profits could be guided with a model that does not cut losses, and verified it.

Currency pair: AUDNZD (other currency pairs are at the bottom of the page)

Initial capital:Starting with 50,000 yen.

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After five years and six months:＋527,000 yen.

The asset curve is as follows.

＜Trading Rules＞

Rule 1:

Under no circumstances, for any reason,do not use any indicators.

Rule 2:

Accumulate positions in favor of the side that tends to profit from selling and buying.The advantageous side.

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That's all the rules.

Rule 2 is important. In a way, a form of counting.

Let's change our thinking about unrealized losses.

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An expanding unrealized loss is a sign that

the trade direction is not that way,

A conclusion.

For those who dislike holding losses.

That unrealized loss may, in fact, be sending you messages of opportunity.It may be a signal of opportunity for you.

With this EA, I will leave several accounts unattended.

I wonder what will happen in a year?

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USDCAD

50,000 yen →357,000 yen

The same actions apply, so other currency pairs will end up with similar results.

What differs is the amount of funds moved per lot, corresponding to the contract size.

For a multi-currency EA, the correct approach is to avoid using indicators altogether.

That was the main realization.

When you let go of a clingy method, a new world opens up, I firmly felt.

Lately I think this method is valuable because you can remain calm even with unrealized losses.