Escape the losing dilemma to obtain the Holy Grail

After losing

you will surely keep losing in a row

Until you escape this dilemma, you will keep losing

Nanshin (averaging down) is cutting losses with the averaging down logic; do not add reversals

Trend pattern, range pattern, rapid pattern

those

patterns that move forward and patterns that come back

these drive the market

The act of averaging down itself is a very damaging action within this pattern’s cycle

Averaging down, staying with that logic and taking a stop loss to enter rest is the correct approach

The winning logic (profit rate) is

simply entering with the trend in line with the flow

and explaining those with trend following, such as N-pattern

It means you don’t need to perform a bottom fishing of N

There is nothing slow about aiming for the trend

(Because you are aiming for a major trend market)

However

you only succeed when you succeed

The timing of that period is unknown

This profitability logic takes time

It must be a one-shot plus time-wait model; otherwise the profit rate won’t be high

This logic type requires caution; caution can lead to mental breakdown with a single misstep

In the market, only the direction matters

You simply edge into that direction with averaging down

With averaging-down logic, you cannot rescue the rapid pattern

If there were no rapid pattern, averaging down would be a flawless hundred-for-one logic

Contrarian averaging down and N-shape one-shot

are the main trading logics

The factors causing contrarian averaging down to lose are

to implement a stop loss and to perform a reversal

A stop loss only exists in markets that cannot be saved

If you cut losses, you take a rest

One shot leaves only N-shape and breakouts in the logic

You must wait for time above all

Success is a matter of luck

Also in a one-shot, you must delay profit-taking as much as possible

You must wait until the very end of a large trend market to take profit

Trading only when those conditions are met is the key to winning with one shot

In other words, “each trade lowers the profit rate”

As much as possible, you should limit the number of trades