Change to a loss-free trade with moving average lines: an easy trade guide using TradingView

FX, Nikkei 225 futures, and individual stocks. I suffer large losses in trades.

When I enter, it always moves in the opposite direction and unrealized losses occur. This is a video I’d like traders who mainly lose trades to watch.

Even just knowing the direction of the market from the basics of technical analysis, such as moving averages, will help you avoid frequent losing trades.

What you can learn from this video

A gentle trading explanation using TradingView that changes trades from losses to non-losses with moving averages

Contents

1. Merely being aware of moving averages reduces large losses.

2.Examples of moving average rebounds

3. How to use the Exponential Moving Average (EMA)

4.Important support from moving averages

Video: 9 minutes 21 seconds

Yuto Toda — Profile

From Iwate Prefecture. While in university, a course in management sparked an encounter with investing.

Using part-time work and his own asset management, he built 1 million yen in six months and started stock investing.

He built his own fundamental analysis and increased his funds fivefold in less than a year,

but one day experienced a delisting and almost all of his funds were lost.

After about a year, he reorganized his operations and increased his funds more than fourfold through short- and long-term management.

With the profits, he founded D-rection Co., Ltd. in 2017.

During a period when a scam threatened the company’s cash flow, he reinforced investment management again

and began utilizing TradingView for trading, and in recent years has focused on beginner-level investment education

intensifying his efforts.

His worry is dieting.

A gentle trading explanation using TradingView that changes trades from losses to non-losses with moving averages