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Open the chart.

Moves a little.

“This one seems ready to go up.”

Click.

Entry.

And when it moves against you a bit,

“I was early after all…”

Stop loss.

After that, wanting to recover, you enter again.

And you lose again.

If you’re repeating this pattern,

what you’re missing may not be a method.

“Let’s look for a method that can win more.”

“Let’s add a new indicator.”

“Let’s look for signs with a higher win rate.”

Continuing to chase something new.

But actually, the most important thing is not

where you enter,
but being able to explain why you enter there.

Where are you conscious of it?

How long should you wait?

What should you confirm before entering?

Conversely,

what state would cause you not to enter?

If this remains vague, you’ll end up entering based on the momentary feeling.

And trades entered by feel

even when won, cannot be reproduced.

When you lose, you don’t know the cause.

This is the most painful part.

That’s why I don’t think “just increase your entry methods.”

I decide where I should aim and wait there.

Then I enter when the conditions align.

If not, I pass.

It’s simple, but it’s important to internalize this.

In fact, when I look at charts with buyers recently,

initially they asked, “Where should I enter?”

gradually they draw their own lines,

“If this breaks, it might go like this.”

“It’s better to wait until here.”

They’ve started to analyze in their own words.

That makes me happiest.

Of course, buying a教材 doesn’t guarantee winning.

There is no guarantee in FX.

But,

from “entering vaguely”
to “entering with a reason.”

Just changing this can change your approach to trading.

If you’re currently

“losing at the same place again”

“lacking confidence in my entries”

“no matter how many years I trade, I still enter by feel”

then,

please seriously review your own trading, at least once.

What I created

“FX Col de Dhamelmax won’t work, give up”

is

“Ultimately, where should I enter?”

For those who are wondering here, I’ve compiled concrete entry methods.

Furthermore, for purchasers, we share my judgments online while reviewing real charts in the community.

If you want to change, don’t repeat the same things as before.

For those who truly want to change their trading, I’ll be serious with you.