"80 pips daily win" Hearing user feedback and results after trying…
Hello, this is Lucky(^^)
Today, we’ve been hearing from users who have recently been using Wave Rider Hunter,
“I’m operating with TP80, and I win every day.”
That’s the kind of report we received.
When I hear stuff like that…
I get curious, you know (laughs).
“Huh? TP80?”
“Is this market lately really that favorable for this setup?”
I’m saying,
even though I’m the creator, I actually learn a lot from everyone who uses it.
There are usages that developers didn’t notice,
and reports like, “This setting has been good recently.”
.
So this time, I got curious as well
and thought,
“Then I’ll try TP80 too.”
As usual,
preparing the day before
Tuesday’s AI predicts 100% in its comments
And the next day
When I checked the chart, I saw…
TP80 reached successfully!!
Today I earned +80 pips (^-^)/
“Oh wow, it really came”
Right.
But you know.
What I want to write about today isn’t just
“We won 80 pips! Yay!”
That isn’t the whole story.
What I want to talk about today starts here.
“Why was it TP80?”
After hearing good results from users,
and after I myself also had +80 pips with TP80,
I re-examined the Wave Rider Hunter statistics and thought about it again.
Wave Rider Hunter has
“Recent 20-business-day, by-day statistics”
that
It’s not just
“Mondays what percent”
“Tuesdays what percent”
These numbers aren’t the only thing that matters
The key is that they are linked to
the TP you currently select.
For example, if you choose TP80,
you can view results as TP80 × recent 20 business days × day of week
.
Therefore,
Monday 4/4
Tuesday 3/4
Wednesday 4/4
Thursday 3/4
Friday 2/4
like this,
you can see, “Recently, on which day of the week did this TP tend to produce results?”
and so on.
At this point, I thought,
“Ah, this is quite interesting.”
I realized again that statistics aren’t just about finding places where you win.
If you’re the reader,
Mondays 4/4
Fridays 1/4
What would you do with numbers like that?
Of course,
“That doesn’t matter. I’ll go with Friday too!”
That’s fine (laughs).
Trading philosophy differs from person to person.
But for me,
“Hmm? wait a second.”
I’ll pause and think for a moment
Because
Do we really need to enter again under the same conditions where we’ve lost before?
That’s what I think.
So,
Tomorrow I’d like to aim for a half-discretionary trading approach if there’s a chance,
This is very important.
In the past,
I used to wonder,
“Where can I win?”
But after years in the market, I’ve learned that
equally important is,
“where to avoid.”
Knowing where it’s easy to win.
And
knowing where it’s easy to lose as well.
If you can do that,
you won’t just think, “Let me aim today.”
you’ll have the option,
“I’ll skip today.”
That kind of choice arises.
“Passing on a trade” is also a valid trade
This is something I’ve repeatedly said in my mentoring program.
Enter.
Wait.
And,
Pass on the trade.
Trading isn’t only about entering.
Rather,
to be able to decide, “I won’t do this,”
my trading has changed as a result.
For example,
look at the recent 20-business-day statistics,
and think, “This day of week, this TP, hasn’t been favorable lately.”
Then,
changing the TP is one option.
reducing risk is another option.
And,
today, I’ll pass.
That’s one option too.
The number of choices increases.
Targeting only the places you’re confident in
I’d like you to use Wave Rider Hunter’s statistics panel as one of the tools for making that judgment.
If new, interesting data comes out, I’ll also try it and share with everyone (^_^)
Well then, here’s to the next wave.
lucky
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