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For those who are just looking for patterns that win

Want to win in FX.

If you think so, of course,

you’ll search for

“patterns that win.”

What shape will make it go up?

What shape will make it go down?

Where should you enter?

Of course, this is important.

But there is one more thing as well.

Equally important is

“where not to enter.”

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There.

Reasons you can lose even with a winning pattern

For example,

there is someone who says,

“I’m good at buying on dips.”

They identify an uptrend,

wait for the dip,

and buy.

At first glance, this looks fine.

But in actual markets,

sometimes it looks like a dip but merely continues downward.

Sometimes you think it’s breaking but it quickly comes back.

Sometimes you reach a level likely to rebound but the reaction is weak.

In other words,

“buying just because of this shape” isn’t enough.

You also need to judge, “Even with this shape, I’ll pass if the conditions aren’t right.”

The most dangerous thing in FX is “forcing a trade.”

When you look at the chart,

you’ll instinctively want to trade.

Today you haven’t entered even once.

So you want to enter something.

You want to recover unrealized losses.

You don’t want to miss a chance.

This kind of feeling arises.

But,

the market has nothing to do with whether you want to trade or not.

If there’s no opportunity, there’s none.

If conditions aren’t met, don’t enter.

That’s all there is to it.

Ignoring this and repeatedly entering thinking, “I must grab something.”

can be a cause of increasing losses.

“Passing on it” is also a legitimate trade.

I consider this very important.

For example,

when price reaches a level where you decided, “If it comes here, I’ll target it.”

But if the expected reaction doesn’t occur as you thought,

then you don’t enter.

That’s fine.

There’s no need to think, “What a missed chance…”

Rather, not entering when your conditions aren’t met means you’ve kept your own rules.

In FX,

the number of entries is not equal to skill.

Rather,

learning to pass on what isn’t right is important.

MAX version includes “places not to enter.”

This time, “If this shape forms, I’ll buy!”

is not the sole pattern being taught.

What matters is how you judge when that pattern appears.

And,

to decide, “Now isn’t the right time to enter.”

In actual charts, there are times when,

“if you wait a little longer, a better pattern will form.”

Conversely, there are times when,

“if you miss this, it’s too late.”

How you view this difference is explored in detail.

Stop just chasing “winning methods.”

When you first start FX,

you search for “winning methods.”

But after doing it for a while, you realize that’s not enough.

You must also consider, “How can I reduce wasted losses?”

This must be considered too.

You cannot win all 100 times.

That’s why you choose the places to gamble.

Don’t enter in impossible places.

Wait until conditions align.

And then fight where you can.

This mindset becomes important.

On the 20th, MAX version will be sold

With “If this fails in FX, give up”,

what to aim for.

And in this MAX version,

where to enter.

Furthermore,

where not to enter.

All these considerations will shape your entries.

“Stop chasing only winning methods”

When you first started FX,

you looked for “winning methods.”

But after some experience, you realize that isn’t enough.

“How can I reduce unnecessary losses?”

This also needs consideration.

You can’t win all 100 times.

Hence, choose where to take a risk.

Don’t enter in forced areas.

Wait for the conditions to align.

And then take a chance where you can.

This way of thinking is important.

On the 20th, MAX version will be on sale

“In FX, if you can’t, give up”

What to aim for.

And in this MAX edition,

where to aim for entry.

And also,

where not to enter.

Considering all this, I’ll discuss entries.

“I want to seek a method that wins more.”

Some may think so.

But before that, please think one more time.

Are you really lacking a “method” now?

Or is it

that you lack the judgment of “where to compete and where to pass”?

If this changes, your view of charts will change as well.

And

it can be a trigger to break away from trades entered “just because.”

The release date for the MAX version is

September 20.

Four days left.

Tomorrow,

“So then, exactly which patterns should you target?”

will be discussed more concretely.

From here, I’ll show more of the MAX version contents.