New Hybrid FX Discretionary Trade “Ajinitchi”

Good evening, everyone.

My name is Sora Ryum, with 15 years of FX trading experience and 15 years with EAs.

As an overview of my 15-year trading life, I have written a serialized article to explore together with you the new "Hybrid FX Trading Style" called "Ajinitchi" to verify its market edge.

Please watch the video for details.

For those who don’t view the video, I’d like to explain the new FX trading style "Ajinitchi" using still images, but before that, please allow me to outline the steps that led to this point.

By the way, "Ajinitchi" is a coined term I created inspired by Ajinitchi—the god of gambling—worshiped at Yoronjima, from "Ajinitchie."

A little digression, but I’d like to touch on "Ajinitchie" as well.

Please check the details at the official link below.

Stage of Yoronjima's Hero Legends: Anji-nezue Shrine

Investing and speculation are not categorized as gambling, but they are certainly forms of risk-taking.

So recently I went to Yoronjima to visit this shrine.

The inspiration that descended at that time is what became the current "Ajinitchi," a hybrid FX trading style.

Having been involved with FX and EAs for 15 years, I have always wondered if I could create a culmination of this long period.

Here on Gogojungle I sold indicators and EAs for about three years, but honestly I wasn’t satisfied with the results.

Product page for the previously sold Seven-Color Sky indicator (Nananishikuku) is here

Currently the accuracy is not quite there, so sales have been halted.

From July 2020 to the present, over about two years, by refining ideas and thinking deeply, I completed a hybrid EA.

I have 15 years of EA experience, and have managed many EAs.

I suppose countless EAs are being sold on Gogojungle as well.

Considering overseas sites like MT4/MT5, there are countless EAs in the market.

With over 100 EAs I’ve dealt with, I began to wonder what makes FX traders truly happy.

I think traders are profit-driven without a doubt.

Thus, profit equals happiness, but there are various methods and methodologies to obtain that profit.

Completely automated FX EA systems can hold positions without you realizing it.

That mental state isn’t very reassuring.

At least in my case, I spent a lot of time away from EAs and focused on discretionary trading because I couldn’t tolerate that uneasy mindset.

When I stopped using EAs, there was a sense of liberation and relief—a happiness in being no-position.

On the other hand, discretionary trading faced a dilemma for those who have real-world jobs, or are office workers or homemakers, who can’t stay glued to charts for long periods.

Even when a perfect trend emerges, it’s rare that you’re always in front of the chart at the right timing.

How often have you been disappointed when the trend ends after watching the chart?

So the conclusion I reached was a signal tool.

I liked a system that forwards MT4 signals to email notifications on my phone.

The feature shown above is the default MT4 signal notification being forwarded to email.

Tools → Email → I use Yahoo Mail, but Gmail can also forward.

Then I began trying signal tools one after another.

On Gogojungle I’ve purchased many signal tools as well, but they didn’t yield the results I hoped for.

I kept buying various signal tools from Kous Group and other sites, but the signals were too imprecise, which was shocking.

This made me think, I must convert my own logic into a signal tool!

About three years ago I started and spent about a year developing something, which I sold here about two years ago.

Signal tools with many signals were surprisingly low in win rate due to repainting and the sheer number of signals.

When there are many signals, the forwarded emails come in incessantly, and for part-time traders who are at work or driving, it’s hard to view charts as desired.

So I decided to develop a signal tool that maximizes accuracy as much as possible.

In the early days of using signal tools, I mistakenly believed that higher signal frequency meant more entry opportunities; I thought more signals were better, but now I can clearly say otherwise.

I came to the opposite conclusion: signals should be extremely accurate and infrequent.

Ideally, about once a day to twice a day.

Because for me, signals signify the direction of the trend. [Important]It's fine if accuracy is high and signals appear frequently, but receiving emails all day is unmanageable, so maximizing accuracy and minimizing frequency suits my trading style.The trend is defined as higher highs and higher lows in Dow Theory.For example, in an uptrend, if the previous day’s high is surpassed and today’s high is surpassed, that is considered an uptrend.In a downtrend, the opposite occurs: if the previous day’s low is surpassed and today’s low is surpassed, that defines a downtrend.Within the daily chart’s ups and downs, there are smaller trends, and pursuing profit via scalping, day trading, and swing trading makes it mentally much easier.Of course, trends don’t continue every day; for example, yesterday could be a small-range day, but today could break the 4-hour high and form a trend, which is not uncommon.Back to signaling tools.When developing a signal tool, I focused mainly on the following two aspects:1. Minimize signals during ranging periods.2. Maximize the chance of signals appearing early in a trend.However, balancing these two is very difficult, and if I had to choose, I prioritized building a logic that avoids signals in range markets as much as possible.Next, I kept in mind that signals should appear as early as possible in a trend when developing.The reason for this priority comes from years of experience.Over 15 years of trading, I bought many indicators, signal tools, and EAs; by far the most disappointing were signals that appeared in a range and moved up and down.Up then down, then down then up!?Having signals that don’t appear at all would be better.So I tried many different signal tools one after another.Then, when I could not find an ideal signal tool, I thought, “If there is an ideal something, maybe I should create it myself!?”After more than three years of development, this is the result. ↓↓↓The pink circles are long signals, the light blue are short signals.Of course there is no repaint, and there is no image editing at all.There are two long signals, with the first long signal reaching 168 pips.If you enter on the second signal, it means 128 pips.It’s the 5-minute USDJPY chart, covering roughly the past week.The trend is relatively clean, though the chart’s lower edge is where long and short intersect; in the end, I managed to catch the first move long.What’s important here is that as a primary priority was to avoid useless signals in ranges, and as a result, there are no signals during small ranges like this.There is one short false signal, but it turned out fine since the loss was small and profits could be extended.Even a 1:1 risk-to-reward would yield 2 wins and 1 loss, leaving a profit.Now, let’s look at the same chart for the last week of the EUR/JPY 5-minute chart.This pair had only one signal in a week, but it appeared relatively early in the trend.And again, there were no signals in small ranges.This is very important.In other words, if this signal is forwarded to your phone via MT4’s default notification feature, it means the direction of the trend; then it’s simply a matter of where to sell.Wouldn’t you expect to gain some profit no matter where you sell?By the way, the usual monitoring set includes nine currency pairs.Usually I monitor nine screens like this.Once you’re used to it, you can make discretionary judgments without enlarging the screen.I love Macs, so this screen is a MacBook showing a Windows desktop screen logged into a VPS.I run MT4 on a virtual server 24/7, 365 days a year.I’ve always preferred this kind of setup, and both signal trading and EAs use the same VPS.The biggest advantage is that you can reproduce this screen with one click regardless of device.Whether on a smartphone, tablet, PC, or Mac, using VPS makes it easy to view the same screen.Apologies for the long preface; let’s look at the next chart.Above is the 5-minute GBP/USD chart.From the long signal to the highest price is 30 pips; from the short signal to the lowest price is 76 pips.Both appear profitable, so I’ll mark as 2-0 wins.Again, even here there are days when it’s range-bound at the top or bottom, but there are no up/down signals in the range.Now, continuing.AUD/USD. ↑↑↑Finally, EUR/USD. ↓↓↓How about that?Some of you might think signals wouldn’t be that accurate, but the truth is what it is.No repaint, no image editing at all.This is a record up to last weekend.I’ll discuss the dedicated settlement EA for left-top decisions next week as well.In this manner, I hope to verify with you how much advantage the Ajinitchi system has in FX markets at a weekly pace for a while.Both this indicator and the settlement EA are planned to be sold on Gogojungle.There will also be a bundle discount, so please look forward to it.The timing is soon, for sure.Please look forward to it!See you next week!Ajinitchi YouTube channelhttps://youtu.be/5cycpTlMtkEBloghttps://trader-kuu.work/↓ For the latest information on “Ajinitchi”! [Important]

It's fine if accuracy is high and signals appear frequently, but receiving emails all day is unmanageable, so maximizing accuracy and minimizing frequency suits my trading style.

The trend is defined as higher highs and higher lows in Dow Theory.

For example, in an uptrend, if the previous day’s high is surpassed and today’s high is surpassed, that is considered an uptrend.

In a downtrend, the opposite occurs: if the previous day’s low is surpassed and today’s low is surpassed, that defines a downtrend.

Within the daily chart’s ups and downs, there are smaller trends, and pursuing profit via scalping, day trading, and swing trading makes it mentally much easier.

Of course, trends don’t continue every day; for example, yesterday could be a small-range day, but today could break the 4-hour high and form a trend, which is not uncommon.

Back to signaling tools.

When developing a signal tool, I focused mainly on the following two aspects:

1. Minimize signals during ranging periods.

2. Maximize the chance of signals appearing early in a trend.

However, balancing these two is very difficult, and if I had to choose, I prioritized building a logic that avoids signals in range markets as much as possible.

Next, I kept in mind that signals should appear as early as possible in a trend when developing.

The reason for this priority comes from years of experience.

Over 15 years of trading, I bought many indicators, signal tools, and EAs; by far the most disappointing were signals that appeared in a range and moved up and down.

Up then down, then down then up!?

Having signals that don’t appear at all would be better.

So I tried many different signal tools one after another.

Then, when I could not find an ideal signal tool, I thought, “If there is an ideal something, maybe I should create it myself!?”

After more than three years of development, this is the result. ↓↓↓

The pink circles are long signals, the light blue are short signals.

Of course there is no repaint, and there is no image editing at all.

There are two long signals, with the first long signal reaching 168 pips.

If you enter on the second signal, it means 128 pips.

It’s the 5-minute USDJPY chart, covering roughly the past week.

The trend is relatively clean, though the chart’s lower edge is where long and short intersect; in the end, I managed to catch the first move long.

What’s important here is that as a primary priority was to avoid useless signals in ranges, and as a result, there are no signals during small ranges like this.

There is one short false signal, but it turned out fine since the loss was small and profits could be extended.

Even a 1:1 risk-to-reward would yield 2 wins and 1 loss, leaving a profit.

Now, let’s look at the same chart for the last week of the EUR/JPY 5-minute chart.

This pair had only one signal in a week, but it appeared relatively early in the trend.

And again, there were no signals in small ranges.

This is very important.

In other words, if this signal is forwarded to your phone via MT4’s default notification feature, it means the direction of the trend; then it’s simply a matter of where to sell.

Wouldn’t you expect to gain some profit no matter where you sell?

By the way, the usual monitoring set includes nine currency pairs.

Usually I monitor nine screens like this.

Once you’re used to it, you can make discretionary judgments without enlarging the screen.

I love Macs, so this screen is a MacBook showing a Windows desktop screen logged into a VPS.

I run MT4 on a virtual server 24/7, 365 days a year.

I’ve always preferred this kind of setup, and both signal trading and EAs use the same VPS.

The biggest advantage is that you can reproduce this screen with one click regardless of device.

Whether on a smartphone, tablet, PC, or Mac, using VPS makes it easy to view the same screen.

Apologies for the long preface; let’s look at the next chart.

Above is the 5-minute GBP/USD chart.

From the long signal to the highest price is 30 pips; from the short signal to the lowest price is 76 pips.

Both appear profitable, so I’ll mark as 2-0 wins.

Again, even here there are days when it’s range-bound at the top or bottom, but there are no up/down signals in the range.

Now, continuing.

AUD/USD. ↑↑↑

Finally, EUR/USD. ↓↓↓

How about that?

Some of you might think signals wouldn’t be that accurate, but the truth is what it is.

No repaint, no image editing at all.

This is a record up to last weekend.

I’ll discuss the dedicated settlement EA for left-top decisions next week as well.

In this manner, I hope to verify with you how much advantage the Ajinitchi system has in FX markets at a weekly pace for a while.

Both this indicator and the settlement EA are planned to be sold on Gogojungle.

There will also be a bundle discount, so please look forward to it.

The timing is soon, for sure.

Please look forward to it!

See you next week!

Ajinitchi YouTube channel

https://youtu.be/5cycpTlMtkE

Blog

https://trader-kuu.work/

↓ For the latest information on “Ajinitchi”!