No.36 Introduction to past articles Past articles guide
Until now, I have made all articles I wrote on Gogojan open to the public, including限定記事 (limited articles).
(Considering the current situation such as working from home and emergencies)
It is now possible to read everything for a monthly fee of 12,000 yen.
Here, I will give a rough explanation of the overall flow of the articles so far.
The older articles are listed from the bottom up.
First, I serialized the use of moving averages over five weeks.
Move averages, which are the basics of so-called technical analysis.
I have explained this quite in detail.
Please start by reading from here.
And next.
“Discerning a crash or the conditions for a crash”
“How I judged the Pound's surge during the UK Brexit election”
…These articles were written over four weeks.
This is no longer hiding my own hands; indeed, it clearly explains how to discern the trend.
There is no doubt that this explains how to identify the trend.
Why did I write such articles so quickly one after another? Because originally, this Gogojan serialization was not intended to last long; I thought it would be about three months and planned the final installment for the end of February 2020. However, on February 28, 2020, an unprecedented crash occurred, and just as I was about to close all articles, new subscribers rushed in, so I could not close the articles. I made the older articles from January 2020 open to the present while starting a new serialization.
Originally, I planned the articles for three months.
To write this Gogojan serialization for three months,
I had already decided on the main articles in advance.
That was an explanation of MACD.
“Hyumu, how do you know in advance that a crash will happen?”
“That assessment was amazing. Please tell me the mechanics.”
…I've received such comments, but I never opened them publicly.
The only people I lectured on that were the students in my small Discord salon.
However, even when watching YouTube and reading texts from famous top-tier technical analysis instructors, they only teach about MACD incorrectly. I was somewhat angry about that, so
“This is how MACD should be viewed.”
…So I wrote a summary article inside Gogojan as well.
That formed the following five weeks of “How to Read Oscillators” as a series.
Please consider the main part of this Gogojan article to be this “How to Read Oscillators.”
Of course, in other articles I have written Hyumu-style original and detailed techniques.
The current series on how to use the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo is also quite practical, and I think you can apply it in real trading,
and I also plan to explain how to read candlesticks later.
I intended to end in February 2020, but the timing of a global crash overlapped with this serialization, so I decided to continue. Since I am continuing, I will write FX techniques in as easy-to-understand a way as possible so that subscribers do not incur losses, and I appreciate your continued support. Please feel free to send feedback or questions via Twitter DMs.
2020.04.11 HyumuFX
P.S.
MACD buying on a golden cross and selling on a dead cross is not correct.
If you take it at face value, you will incur losses, so please be careful.
(Please rewrite this part for public view.)