Investigation of Bias After Winner2 Wave Denial
Thank you for your hard work.
This is Nobushi.
This week has been quite busy…
If I push a little more, Hawaii awaits…!
By the way, the other day, I did a giveaway on Twitter for unused Jojoen dining vouchers, and I received a lot of applications!
Thank you to everyone who applied!
I was surprised to receive applications from far more people than during the Christmas event when it was 10,000 yen!
How much do you all love Jojoen? lol
More than 160 people applied, and one winner was chosen by roulette!
Congratulations to the winner!!
If there’s another opportunity, I’d like to do it again!
Because the organizer isn’t intentionally selecting, it feels fresh, doesn’t it? lol
Now, I’ll report on the gains and losses from the day before yesterday to yesterday!
Regarding USD/JPY, I was satisfied with the partial profit-taking in the middle.
I avoided being greedy and aimed to settle early, which turned out to be correct.
Right before, the upper second wave was negated, and due to market bias it moved strongly in the opposite direction.
Normally, after the second wave appears, the market often moves significantly in the profitable direction within a day, but
it didn’t happen, and when the so-called “second wave negation” occurs, there may be some bias in the market.
In other words, it seems the market is being driven by some force rather than the direction it should normally move.
When that happens, there is a tendency for it to continue moving in that direction for a while.
In other words, when you see a second-wave negation on the chart,
you must determine whether it’s just a deception or if an unseen force is causing a bias.
Currently, I am analyzing past charts to verify the second-wave negation situation.
I hope to write a report as soon as something becomes clear.
Winner Intro video: https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/finance/navi/15/17609
Original indicator “Winner”公開ページ：https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/indicators/17623
