[Change One Item in a Week] How to Try Without Breaking the Comparison

A scene where you change the location, reaction, and range of a stop loss with a single loss-cut. Aren't there days like that?

This time I will整理 the [Restrictions on Change Items].

Good evening!

It's Masashi^^

What I want to avoid is changing multiple things at once and not knowing which change worked the next week.

So the first thing to look at will be the most common hesitation of this week.

Please read this as: not increasing the number of ingredients, but deciding on one place to stop at with the [Restrictions on Change Items].

The standard for this week is not to put all improvement ideas into the same week.

? Before placing an order, decide one place to return

If you decide on choosing only one item on Monday and not changing the others until Friday, the time spent hesitating will be shorter.

If you haven't decided the [most common hesitation of this week], you will make a standard after watching the movements.

With a standard made after the movements, it becomes harder to keep the line of [not putting all improvement ideas into the same week].

Record as [Before Change・After Change・Hold as one sheet].

With this one line, you can review from the item you will change the next day.

When in doubt, return to the [most common hesitation this week] you decided before placing the order.

Example execution: [Keep Before Change・After Change・Hold on one sheet]

? Shape only, can be found anywhere on the chart

Rebound, breakout, pullback. Shapes that can be named appear many times within a day.

Even the same rebound varies depending on whether it’s [a rebound near a wall] or [a rebound in an unblocked area].

Treating all of them under the same conditions increases the number of occurrences but does not stabilize judgment.

Before naming the shape, write in one line: [where did that shape appear].

Even with the same shape, near a wall and in the middle serve different roles.

Before entering just the shape name, you need to describe where that shape appeared.

The shape is an entrance, and removing the location does not provide justification.

Rather than focusing on similarities, look at where it appeared first.

? Three things not to miss when looking at location

First is the wall that stops the current location.

Second is the flow of what kind of wave came to reach there.

Third is the margin to close when the assumption is different.

These three connected together give meaning to adopting the shape in front of you.

Look at the wall, the wave, and the risk, then finally use the shape.

By changing the order of what you look at, the perception of the same pattern changes.

✅ How to use the same shape in three sheets

Collect three recent shapes that were similar.

The first near the wall, the second in the middle of the flow, the third after a stretch, and note the difference in location.

Hide the results and decide which shape to adopt and which to discard.

Then look at the results and confirm whether you could see the location before the shape. This is how to use the教材.

Do not increase the shapes; compare the same shape by location difference.

When comparing, you will see places where it can be adopted rather than a winning pattern.

❌ Do not conclude just because a name appears

When you find a familiar pattern, you may feel you understood it.

From there, it becomes easy to skip the analysis of location and stop-loss confirmation.

Names are convenient for records, but they do not explain all the justification for the orders.

After a pattern name appears, please add one sentence about where and why now.

Pattern names are not the end of the analysis; they are the entrance to location confirmation.

Shapes that cannot be supplemented with location in one sentence will be postponed today.

? For those who want to escape pattern hunting

Every time you watch教材 or videos, you memorize a new shape.

In historical charts you can understand it, but in practice you cannot choose the same shape.

After the shape appears, you realize the stop-loss position is far away.

For people like this, it is faster to have a foundation to read location and flow rather than adding shapes.

Reproducibility comes from being able to describe the place to adopt, not the number of patterns.

If the same shape yields varying results, remake the order of GOLD antidote to see in which place it can be adopted. This week, we will keep one set: Keep Before Change・After Change・Hold on one sheet.

Choose one condition to change in a week

When you line up charts of the same shape, changing entrance, stop-loss, and mid-management simultaneously makes it hard to tell what influenced the decision. Decide one item to change on Monday and hold the rest.

For example, if you are reviewing the entrance position in a given week, do not move the stop-loss position as you wish. If the assumption collapses, record that trade under different conditions.

Even if you review changes on Friday, you will not determine the method's superiority in just one short week. It is a stage to verify whether you can compare under the same conditions next week as well.

Comparison column: one item to change / two items to hold / reason for exception / questions leftover at the weekend

If you try the entrance position and also change mid-management, that trade becomes a separate condition. Rather than erasing it as an inconvenient one, leave the reason you excluded it from comparison so you can avoid the same confusion in the next week's verification.

If you feel like changing another condition mid-way, how do you handle it?

In such cases, exclude that one time from the week's comparison.

Do not mix it into the same week. Record as [exception = stop-loss position change / this one time is excluded from the comparison]. If you hide the change and tally at the weekend, you will not know which item you tested.

Is there value in adding教材

GOLD antidote can be used not only to name shapes but also to organize where to view that shape. If a new rule increases every day after reading教材, you are not narrowing how to use it.

If you are already validating one item at a time, you may not need to rush to purchase. If you keep chasing different explanations every time and fail to record, please decide on one chapter to compare.

Preserve the conditions that can be compared before increasing knowledge.

Preparation for the next week

At the start of the week, make a one-line note of “things to change this week.” Keep the other two items as hold, and add a reason only for the day with exceptions ^^

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Thank you for reading as always ^^