[Week of 9/14 Sign Records] Only after 3 PM posted 65.8%. GBPUSD was 73.9% (Paradise)

Hello, this is Niko-tama.

This week there were two rate hikes. On the early hours of the 17th, FOMC decided a 0.25% hike, reportedly the first in about three years. On the 18th around noon, the Bank of Japan also raised by 0.25%, but due to two dissenting votes the yen was sold, and the USD/JPY briefly returned to the 158 level. It felt a little strange to read the news: a rate hike yet a weaker yen.

In such a week, how were Paradise’s 5-minute signals? If you count only after 15:00 Japan time,out of 38 trades, 25 wins, 65.8%.

15:00 is when the London market starts moving. From there until the first half of New York closes around 23:00, we group them together. Since the break-even point at a payout of 1.88x is 53.2%, this week after 15:00 was 12 points higher. If you had placed 1,000 yen on each of the 38 trades, you’d be up 9,000 yen.

In terms of currency pairs, GBPUSD was winning 17 out of 23,73.9%. If you restrict to London hours (15:00–20:00), it was 11 wins out of 14,78.6%. EURUSD was 8 wins out of 15, 53.3%, so this week’s figures were almost entirely driven by GBPUSD.

Looking at buy/sell, London Low won 8 out of 10 trades (80.0%), and High won 10 out of 17 (58.8%). It may have been a week where the pound struggled to move upward. Since the counts are small, take this as a cautious interpretation.

When divided into 3-hour intervals, the periods exceeding 60% were 3–5am (15 trades, 10 wins, 66.7%), 15–17pm (13 trades, 9 wins, 69.2%), 18–20pm (14 trades, 9 wins, 64.3%), and 21–23pm (11 trades, 7 wins, 63.6%): four periods, clustered after evening.

Now for a promotion. Paradise does not simply lay out and sell finished products.If something doesn’t fit when you try it, we will listen to your requests and fix it.I believe that’s the biggest difference.

In the past few months we’ve added things like these.

・Easy settings: It was hard to choose each condition, so we made it so you can select from six combinations with one click
・Signal history CSV: All numbers shown in this article are from this. Each signal and result is recorded line by line automatically
・Consecutive-signal suppression: Stops signals for a set number of bars during a band-walk
・Japan Time display: Displays MT4 server time next to Japan time

All of these are things we added because we found them lacking in our own use. We can do the same for your requests.

The decision conditions currently amount to 38 items, operating with ON/OFF combinations. If anything is missing, we’ll add it. Additional conditions, how to apply exclusion times, how to trigger alerts, the position and color of arrows and text, what items to save in the CSV. If adjustments of this scale are needed,purchasers’ requests are accommodated at no additional cost. For anything that would require rebuilding from scratch, please consult us separately.

Please send requests via GogoJungle messages. Expressions like “I want a signal only when this condition overlaps this condition” are fine. We’ll check feasibility and respond.