Recommendation for Deposit Account Logic ※ Logic explanation at the end

If it’s a trade that can truly increase by fluctuating up and down

the target amount will reach quickly

FX should be taken seriously,

and you should consider methods that cannot be done with EA

Conversely,

leaving what can be done by automated trading to automated trading is probably best

About the risk of stop-loss trades

50 failures ← not bankrupt, it does not increase (which means it stays low)

5% of funds is fine; a logic that fails 20 times is faulty

This is just my own thinking, but normally about 2% would be good

What can be said about trend-following logic

increases → decreases → too many stop-losses → abnormal profit growth

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gradually trends downward

there is no pattern or anything; you should only aim for big trends

100 pips level counter-trend ← not a stop-loss target; rather you should use averaging down

Big trend market

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you should commit to just this

exclude breakouts; only aim for big trends; otherwise you won’t profit

Aim using Dow Theory → take profit at the highest peak

After that, take a long break

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with stop loss, this happens

Which way it moves

whether it actually progresses

Because there is noise, it becomes an occult market

Then it becomes an issue of emotions

For such people, single-position averaging down is a holy grail

It is premised on not letting one loss ruin you; understanding the meaning of averaging down

That’s what a deposit account is for

What you’re doing is extremely close to stop-loss, but it’s a different logic

Explanation of deposit account logic ※ discussion assumes zero-cut

Wave, Dow Theory, correlation

Profit → move to deposit account → reset trades, repeated

After securing profits to some extent, move funds to the deposit account

Then reset and restart trading

Doing this with a zero-cut broker

Averaging down and building assets counter to Martingale, then moving funds to the deposit account

This is how you can optimize funds

In a high-leverage broker

One-shot 50 pips of funds

Averaging down 200 pips of funds

There isn’t much else you can do besides changing the funds

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Markets change at any time

Averaging down with 200 pips of funds fixed is the normal state

Zero-cut is easier for people to accept than stop-loss

It is easier to accept if you do it with 25x leverage and go all-in

Stop-loss is basically not suitable for people

If you can delegate to automated trading, delegating is recommended

To avoid losses, the deposit account logic is essential

As long as there is no absolute in the market, you should make profits using a logic that accumulates them

There is no delay at all; just start making money now

It's like clearing a game with 1 million yen per month, and since you can extend the capital, there’s no problem

Think from an entrepreneurial perspective

Strive until the very end

If you can become profitable, consider it permanent

From the perspective of age, you lose; from the perspective of a third party, you lose

I will continue using 200 pips of funds for averaging down

I will proceed with fund transfers + stop-loss

With stop-loss, it remains a theoretical exercise and you keep losing

If you think practically in occult terms, manually taking profits or losses in one shot will lead to capital increase

But many people suit the deposit account logic better

I think trying the deposit account logic is also good

※ Note: logic assumes zero-cut