The Naniwa Chart Doctor, Masao Shinto’s Midrange Wave Strategy Method! | Episode 10: How to Analyze Scenarios [Masao Shinto]

Many people are highly interested in trending markets where profits can be substantial, but perhaps there are also those who show no interest in markets without trends? To capture profits entirely in a trend, you must master the phase known as the interim wave, where a trend has not yet formed. Here, Masao Shindo will teach us how to master such interim waves.

Note: This article is reprinted and edited from FX Kōryaku.com July 2020 issue. Please be aware that the market information written in the main text may differ from the current market.

The “interim wave” used in this series has no relation whatsoever to the interim wave in the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo.

Masao Shindo Profile

Shindo Masao. He serves as an analyst and strategist under Kojiro Tezuka’s firm, Tezuka Koji Office Co., Ltd. He posts various chart analysis ideas on TradingView.

Twitter：https://twitter.com/masao_shindo

Hello everyone. Last time, I drew horizontal lines and trendlines to explain what trendlines are and how to draw and think about them. Even beginners can perform advanced analysis if they master these tools.

We’ve gradually leveled up, but this time, after drawing horizontal lines and trendlines, let’s learn the practical way of thinking for forming possible scenarios.

What’s important in trading is to prepare properly. It’s pointless to panic and make poor trades when things don’t move as expected. Let’s think through solid scenarios so that we can say, “I’ve accounted for the possibility that expectations may fail.”