FX has a high potential to break the rules

FX has a high element of rule-breaking

Therefore, you should only trade in ways that do not break the rules

Therefore

it comes down to waiting for the right time or following breakout/trend in the direction of the move

The market is

no matter what your position is thinking

it just moves

you simply trade appropriately for that move

and what you should do is low-risk, high-return

FX is not about timing the trade

you simply place buys and sells in the direction the market moves

so reserve trades can be more profitable

you should set a low-risk, high-return as the initial default

usually, trading frequency increases, so timing is emphasized

but ultimately, if you are properly aligned with the market movement, one trade per day is usually enough

even when you have a stop loss in place

the reason is that you end up averaging down

you are averaging down

principle: only once

mean-reversion is for range trading only

the basic style is trend-following

otherwise you will end up averaging down in contrarian trades

you won’t increase the capital unless you improve turnover

you need to rotate to increase capital

it's better to close a trade quickly in one go — saving time

if you aim from the head

the number of losses will become similar to the torso

when targeting from the head in contrarian trading

when you lose, it goes to the torso

whether you target from the initial move

or target from midway

it's only that

the content is the same, so simply entering many times is not the solution

assuming head, torso, and tail

Low = head

Middle = head and torso

High = head to tail

and if so

the middle return has the best chance of profit

in reality, even if you aim at the initial move, you may not reach the tail

so it’s about low-risk, middle to high return

the important thing is

ease of turnover, the ability to recover losses, and the meaning of increases and decreases