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09/26/2026 21:25
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I have been watching the market for 15 years, focusing on currency exchanges. Currently, due to compatibility with trading conditions, my main battlefield is NASDAQ. Rather than predicting and hitting forecasts, I emphasize observing actual price movements as they unfold and following the facts. In particular, I research and share insights on distinguishing between “profitable patterns” and “patterns to pass on” based on the structure of price movement such as reversals, failures, and re-reversals. At GogoJungle, we publish a systematized concept called the “Principle of Rebound in Markets” (the [Market] Rebound Principle).
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The sell signal remains until it becomes a buy signal. Part two Pay one unit of risk to test that hypothesis.

ULTRA THEORY ／ Observer GPT
Sell signal becomes a buy signal. | 3 total parts - final part

In the first part, we looked at the successes and failures of the signals; in the middle part, the tug-of-war between MA overlays and price bands on price movement; finally, I want to追 track the moment when all of these lead to one decision.

① and ② are scalping. From ③ onward, the main focus for a while

In the chart examined during this conversation, there are three long scenarios labeled ①, ②, and ③. While comparing with the four-minute chart below, please note the differences in objectives: in ①, aiming for the upper resistance; in ②, for 1–2 candlesticks; in ③, targeting a reversal after the main sell failed.

US100の4分足チャート。下落後の反発と押し戻しに①②③の緑の番号と矢印を表示。
Figure 1｜① moves to the upper resistance, ② moves 1–2 candlesticks. ③ targets a long that aims for a reversal after the main sell from the resistance did not continue.

In ①, there was a possibility that the head of the Iinokuchi (the person) was at a bottom. However, with this long, the aim is to reach the upper resistance.

“It might be a bottom.
But the target is the upper resistance.”

It was an entry that limited the range to pursue from the start as scalping.

And then ②. Sell orders came from the upper resistance. Watching that price movement, another possibility crossed the mind.

“Sell started from the resistance, but
could it be a case where it rises without breaking?”

Even so, it’s not about taking a major reversal here.

“Well, just once.
Take 1–2 candlesticks while watching.”

② is also short-move scalping. Even if it were to reverse more decisively and rise, that outcome is not captured in this entry. That’s included in the limit of the objective.

① is to the upper resistance.
② is only 1–2 candlesticks movement.

Simply summarizing the difference between ① and ② as “more evidence of a bottom gradually accumulating” would diverge from Iinokuchi’s judgment. Consider what could happen on the spot and how far to take. That separation needs to be seen.

① goes to the upper resistance. ② is 1–2 candlesticks. If it continues to reverse and rise as is, it doesn’t matter if you miss what comes next. Then in ③, what did you look at to switch to the main long aiming to “reverse from here”? We will follow that judgment from “Read more.”