This week, we must not become shortsighted by looking at the trees and missing the forest
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Dollar/Yen shows quiet movement at the start of the week.
This week is the final week, and several central banks will announce policy rates.
New Zealand is expected to raise rates, but apart from the Bank of Japan, others are generally expected to hold.
There might be no surprises, but the focus will be on how big players react to a hold results and that will be key for entries.
To avoid losing sight of the big picture
Don’t lose the forest for the trees
We must prevent that happening.
＊“Don’t lose the forest for the trees” means getting so caught up in details or individual events that you lose sight of the overall picture and the essence of things..
My perspective does not waver.
Ultimately, I aim to determine and forecast where to enter and where the reversal will begin, and place positions from that viewpoint.
I think super traders will split one position into several, whereas for me who trades 1 million units per shot, they might accumulate 500k to reach 10-20 million.
If you want to understand that logic,
Buy this, first learn to wait for such moments, understand why multiple positions occur, and trade according to your own capital.
If there is anything you don't understand, feel free to message me and I will explain until you understand.
Trading is not something with a single clear answer, decomposable into simple factors.
It can confuse us with strange chemical reactions.
I believe resolving the confusing parts comes from experience and luck, so asking someone who understands is best.
This is not limited to trading; the business world is the same.
Smart people pretend not to know and ask those who do know.
There are almost no jobs that do not exist in the world.
Ah, this is specific to Japan.
A friend of mine runs a business in a rural town in the Philippines, and says there is still much work lacking.
He has been doing business there for years, saying if we bring over popular jobs from Japan it will be profitable.
The only issue is currency value.
I will talk about a more nearby business development, but if you open a small Italian restaurant in an empty space of a local convenience store,
there is parking for about 15 cars.
Unlike Japanese cuisine, Italian food doesn't require boiling stock, so it is easier to start in foodservice.
First, visit a thriving Italian restaurant in central Tokyo, research why so many customers come,
observe the atmosphere and service.
In simple terms, just imitate a profitable shop as is.
Finish it to be known as the regional best Italian restaurant.
The logic should be based on Tokyo's thriving shops.
Trading is the same.
Isn't copying the logic of prosperous people and making it your own the fastest way?
Well, even Italian restaurants there are many who do it, and some shops still fail to endure.
For individual restaurants, such shops often fail to utilize SNS effectively; even when they do, the impression is that they are not good at it.
In the past, there was a tendency that if it's in Tokyo, it will be profitable, but now with rising rents, first you must cover the rent.
That is where the difference in funds appears.
In rural areas, you can keep capital low, and if you finish a shop that all local people will come to, of course it's profitable.
Now lifetime employment is collapsing, and self-help is required in the end.
Even as a salaried worker, wouldn't it be nice to have a small Italian restaurant open only on Sundays?
If you don't love that kind of work, you can't do it, but if you love it, even a office worker can do a side business to that extent.
In today's world, depending on how you think, there are many options.
If you're in a rural area, could you start a modest shop with 1,000,000 yen?
Dollar/Yen 1-hour chart
As I mentioned in a previous article, the current USDJPY is moving within the drop range from July 30.From Fibonacci perspective, it's around the 38% retracement level.
This week's policy rate announcements will determine the direction of this range for the yen, I think.
I don't know which way it will go, but there is an impression that the 50% zone is holding.
If the same thing happens, it will decline; otherwise, selling at the 50% zone has accumulated, causing a rally.
It's about this 50% line.
To derive that trend, there are highs and lows somewhere, so first check the Tokyo time highs and lows and use them as the trading points after returning home.
I monitor the dollar-yen chart daily, focusing on reversal points, but many people may find it difficult to identify them.
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With FX Options, should you buy yen weakness?
I believe it is a product with extremely clear and highly reproducible characteristics.
This kind of thing is the result of my long-term experience, and now I have implemented it.
There are few purchasers, but I think it can be useful.
Thank you for your continued support today as well.
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