If FX Collection doesn't work, give up. MAX sales countdown: 3 days

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What is really a "delicious price move" to aim for in FX?

For three days up to now,

"Waiting"

"Not entering"

"Where to enter"

have been discussed.

Today, I'll go a bit more concrete.

So, what kind of price movement should you actually aim for?

Here.

When you trade FX,

there are people who think,

"You must capture every price movement."

But that's not necessary.

Rather,

adopting the idea of "target only the tasty price moves"

makes trading simpler.

There is a "reason" why the move extends.

When you look at the chart,

there are times when it suddenly extends a lot.

tens of pips.

In some cases, it can lead to a large price range from there.

If you can capture these spots,

you might think,

"FX is easy."

But the problem is,

how do you target it before the move happens?

.

After it moves,

it's easy to say,

"I should have bought here."

What is truly difficult is to prepare before the move.

And,

to decide in advance, "I'll target this far."

For example, a "resistance zone."

A price level that multiple times is in traders' minds.

Will it break through there

or be bounced back?

Will it go down once it breaks and then return?

There are key points to watch for such price moves.

Therefore,

instead of simply "It broke through!" and jumping in,

you should also look at the move before and after.

This is important.

And then, combine it with price action.

How did the candles react?

How did the wicks form?

Is there momentum?

Between buyers and sellers, which was stronger?

Check these details and

find points where you can consider taking a trade.

'Pullbacks' are the same

As mentioned in yesterday's article,

you shouldn't buy everything just because it's a pullback.

Prices rise.

↓

Price falls temporarily.

↓

It rebounds.

If you only look at this pattern,

you might think, "It's a pullback, let's buy!"

That's dangerous.

What matters is where the downside stops.

And

how it reacts there.

Look at that area.

Then you can see

the difference between "a pullback worth waiting for" and "a pullback worth targeting."

The same goes for shorts.

This isn't only about long positions.

For example,

a market that is rising strongly.

It can surge.

Normally you might think,

"It may rise more."

But if that surge is a temporary reversal against the trend,

there are times you can target a short.

Of course,

it's not that "it surged, therefore必short."

What happened after that?

Where did it stop?

What kind of price movement did it take?

Check these details.

In other words,

whether long or short,

the essence is the same.

"Find a place you can target and wait until the conditions line up."

In FX, the important thing is not to hit accurately

After reading this far,

'Aren't you predicting the future in the end?'

Some might think.

That's not it.

I believe that more important than predicting the future is choosing the place to take a chance.

Whether it goes up or down, no one knows 100% for sure.

Therefore,

'It will definitely go up'

instead of

'Here I will consider a long'

"Here I will consider a long"

"Here I will wait more"

is what you decide.

This accumulation is key.

In MAX version, this part is made more concrete

This time's "FX Kore de Dame nara Akirameru MAX" explains entry decisions

dividing them into 18 themes

and elaborating.

For example,

・Longs using a range market

・Long from a triangle breakdown

・Patterns that target on pullbacks

・Pattern that shorts a surge against the trend

・Pattern that targets rebounds after a decline

・Ironclad patterns to aim for when uncertain

and more.

However, it's not just about "remember this shape."

"Why target here"

"How far to wait"

"When is the timing to enter"

We'll explore these from actual charts.

Therefore, the current MAX version isn't just for people who want to add another method.

Rather, it's especially for those who look at charts and still don't know where to enter.

Only until the 20th, three days left

If you read these articles and end with, "I see,"

it's honestly a waste.

Not just to know the knowledge,

but to make it usable on actual charts.

That's why it's important to take it to this level.

With "FX Kore de Dame nara Akirameru"

what to target.

With "FX Kore de Dame nara Akirameru MAX"

where to enter.

Combine these two,

and think of the path from the target area to entry as one flow.

Sales start on September 20.

Three days left.

Tomorrow will go even deeper and

clearly explain which to buy, the original or MAX.

Additionally, the 19th will be the last article before release.

From the 20th release date, we will go all-in from here.