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"Koyaji-style Zoon Trade × SMC Practical Course - Correction/Editing Course"

We received encouraging news from graduates.

I caught two trades, but by Sunday there was an oversight in OB work, and the second trade experienced a bit of a reversal, so there was a tense moment. I’m glad I could take profit in the end, but it made me feel that I must conduct analysis seriously because it can be scary. However, the scenario I created on Sunday fit perfectly the next Monday, it truly feels like magic.

(There are images, but I’ll omit them)

So, in this non-volatile market, I’m already achieving results in real trading.

The analyses shown on the chart are almost the same as those of the students.

Entry points vary slightly depending on each person's ability, but there is no major difference in our assessments.

Additionally, other students have also achieved results in demos.

Because you can read market movements so clearly, the feedback I receive is that analysis is extremely enjoyable!

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Now, the GLD scenario we’re considering.

During holidays there is little volatility, so this is analysis for a bit further ahead.

The logic up to entry is omitted here.

The blue shaded area above the white line indicates that the higher it goes, the stronger the selling bias becomes.

The red shaded area below indicates that the lower it goes, the stronger the buying bias becomes.

As you can see, it rose from the red region, crossed the white line, dropped below the white line briefly, but was bought back immediately.

Below the white line, institutional investors’ algorithms are quietly waiting to enter buys.

The most important thing is to know which direction the current market bias is in, and where it will stop.

By deriving that information without using oscillators, you can address both buying and selling, and also determine profit-taking and stop-loss levels.