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Which should you read first, the original or MAX?

Two days left until the 20th release.

For those who have read up to this point,

you might be wondering, “What’s the difference between the original and MAX?”

Today, we will clarify that.

First,

“If FX Cole isn’t good, give up.”

This is

about what you’re aiming for.

What market conditions you’re going to trade in.

What patterns you’re targeting.

And,

“Is this a market worth trading in?”

“Is this a market to be avoided?”

This is,the foundation of trading— a教材 to build it.

On the other hand,

“FX Cole isn’t good, give up MAX”

takes you further.

“So, where exactly do you enter?”

We’ll dive into that.

Even the original is already concrete

This is something I don’t want you to misunderstand.

The original isn’t a教材 that says,

“Just teach the mindset, and please figure out the rest yourself.”

Using actual charts,

we explain concretely,

which market conditions you should target,

while confirming winning and losing patterns.

But there’s also,

“And then, where should you enter in those conditions?”

which is covered more deeply in MAX.

If you had to illustrate, it’s like this:

The original is

“Target this fish.”

You learn where the fish are.

What situations make it easier to target.

What to target.

This is understood.

And MAX is

“Then, when do you cast the line?”

When to enter.

How long to wait.

What kind of reaction warrants a target.

Conversely, under what conditions should you stop.

We delve into this deeper.

The same applies to FX.

Original = what you’re targeting

MAX = where you enter

That’s the difference.

So, should you just buy MAX?

That depends on the person.

Already,

“I know what market I should target,”

“What pattern I should target.”

If you’ve clarified these,

MAX’s content will resonate more.

Conversely,

“I don’t even know what I should target,”

“I can’t tell if it’s range or trend,”

“I can’t tell the difference between a tradeable market and a non-tradeable one.”

If that’s you,

start with the original to build a foundation.

Then proceed to MAX.

That order makes things clearer.

And, what happens when you combine the two?

This is what we want to emphasize most today.

When entering FX, you don’t immediately think,

“I’ll buy here!”

That isn’t how it works.

Normally,

① What market is it

↓

② Is this a market worth targeting

↓

③ If targeting, what pattern

↓

④ How long to wait

↓

⑤ What to confirm

↓

⑥ When to enter

That’s the flow.

In the original,

understand ①〜③

In MAX,

deepen ④〜⑥

So, from “What to target” to “Where to enter” connects into one.

If you’re someone like this, please take a moment to reflect

on your current trading:

“I’m buying because it seems to go up”

“I’m selling because it seems to go down”

“I’m buying because it looks like a pullback”

“I’m entering because it feels right”

If even one of these applies,

please review your entries once.

And,

“On what basis did I enter here?”

Ask yourself this.

Can you answer immediately?

If you cannot,

it may not be that your method is lacking, but your decision criteria may be unclear.

The 20th, sales start

For six days,

“waiting”

“not entering”

“identifying a pullback”

“delicious price movement”

And,

“the difference between the original and MAX”

we’ve discussed.

Tomorrow is the final article before the sale.

Finally,

“Is it really okay to leave it as is?”

We’ll discuss.

Will you look for another method?

Will you search for another indicator?

Or will you seriously reassess your current trading?

From the 20th,

“FX Cole isn’t good, give up MAX”

Sales begin.

Please read through the final article tomorrow as well.