Advice for Surviving the Market from a High-Probability Trader [Keikana]
Only a handful of traders can survive in FX. Most people are eliminated before they reach their goals. The reason is often that they continue trading based on instinct. Here, we ask Keikana, a trader who boasts over 90% win rate, about the mindset and approaches needed to win in the market.
*This article is a reprint/edit of an article from FX攻略.com January 2020 issue. Please note that the market information written here may differ from current market conditions.
Keikana's Profile
Keikana began blogging on Livedoor Blog in April 2013. She introduces entry points aiming for low risk and high return. She also conducts lessons, sells teaching materials, and runs group seminars, becoming a highly skilled blogger. In trading, she utilizes her own technical methods to catch signs of price movement, and in 2019 she boasted a win rate of over 90%.
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Knowing Your Style to Survive in Investment
Hello, nice to meet you. My name is Keikana. This time I would like to share my thoughts on investing, important points when starting investment, and one of my favorite technical tools.
There are many differing opinions on investment thinking, approaches, and methods. Some trade by intuition, some ride the trend when it forms, and some trade based on desires. It is said that less than half of those who pursue investment survive, but why is that? One reason is that many rely solely on information or trade by intuition or wishful thinking. If you mix desires into market predictions, you are prone to contrarian moves and may end up burning through capital.
So what is the method to correct these and develop an investor's mindset? It is simple: keep a trading journal whether you win or lose. In other words, self-reflection = self-awareness. By understanding whether you tend to trade based on desires, whether you are driven by greed, or whether you are easily unsettled by small market fluctuations, you can better utilize environmental awareness.
