Achieved 2000 Pips in a Month with 【Hybrid FX Trade Ajinitchi】

Hello everyone.

My name is Ku (Kuu), a part-time trader.

Currently accepting pre-orders for the Hybrid FX Trade Ajinitch, the first month’s profit and loss was about 2000 pips for the first month.

Because we employ the Martingale method, a simple calculation cannot be applied, but here are the profits and losses when entering at 1.0 lots.

From January 21, 2022 to February 21, 2022, for one month, $18,110 equals the current USDJPY around 105 yen, so $181,110 × 105 yen = 1,901,550 yen. For a 100,000 currency unit trade, it translates to about 2000 pips.

There are scenes with thicker lots due to Martingale, so this is a rough calculation.

As a part-time trader, this result was achieved while juggling three business ventures and a very busy schedule.

If I had been charting as a full-time trader, would these numbers have multiplied many times? I don’t think so.

In my case, the anxiety and frustration tended to arise when I watched the charts for a long time, so I prefer to forget about FX most of the time and only glance at the charts when an email arrives.

When work is busy, I even forget about FX.

Then an email arrives, I happened to look at the chart and enter by discretionary judgment, and this is the result I happened to get.

Last month was a period to test the new FX system Ajinitch, so entries were fewer than usual.

There are signals every day on various currency pairs, so I think there are fairly good opportunities.

However, since I don’t know what indicators everyone uses, I can’t say whether the signal frequency is high or low.

For me, two signals per week on one currency pair feels just right.

The figure above is today’s EURAUD 5-minute chart.

It seems likely to go lower from here as well.

From the signal to the lowest price, there is a whopping 440 pips!

There is almost no rally, and it keeps drifting downward.

In such a market, using counter-trend trading or Martingale would lead to an utterly unrecoverable drawdown.

Therefore, the accuracy of the signal is more important than its frequency.

A type that accurately captures the trend and does not easily give reversal signals is reassuring.

As long as you don’t miss the trend direction, eventually selling anywhere will be survivable if you endure.

Among nine currency pairs, I actually trade seven pairs.

USDJPY (the dollar-yen) and EURGBP (euro-pounds) are watched to judge other pairs, but are traded infrequently.

Since EUR/AUD has fallen so much, how about the oppositely correlated AUD/USD?

Did it simply rise greatly?

It rose cleanly, with pullbacks at some points, making it a relatively easy market to trade.

A clean trend has emerged due to the Russia shock.

In times of crisis, there seem to be many opportunities.

By the time we reach this point, you can imagine that if AUD/USD rises and EUR/AUD falls, then GBP/AUD might as well?

It’s dropping incredibly hard.

Over two weeks, a drop of 750 pips.

The image links two weeks into one week.

The signal has remained since two weeks ago, and there has been no reversal signal at all.

This is important.

To reiterate, if the trend is correct, you can win with signals alone, right?

Then, where would you place short signals?

You’ll be saved no matter where you sell, but what is the timing for a pullback high?

As written in previous articles and in video explanations, the long-term moving average, i.e., the 4-hour chart’s half-retrace.

How many times in two weeks did prices hit the pullback high take-profit level?

The answer is this!

Past articles on limit orders are here

Signals appeared two weeks ago, so there are 11 entry opportunities if you monitor the chart during breaks at work and place limit orders.

Two weeks, counting only the days the market was moving, corresponds to about 10 days, so on average there was one entry opportunity per day.

Moreover, since this concerns only one currency pair among nine, combining all opportunities would have yielded a substantial number of entry opportunities.

The light blue circles and numbers indicate places where I placed limit orders at the long-term moving average.

Only the red number at 4 retraced 80 pips from the long-term moving average, so that would have been a stop-loss.

If the stop-loss is set at 30 pips and the take-profit at 30 pips in the EA parameters, 10 times 30 pips equals 300 pips.

With a stop-loss of -30 pips, the profit and loss would be +270 pips.

In the default setting, where the stop-loss is -50 pips and the take-profit via trailing stop averages 10 pips, you would have a net of 50 pips (100 pips minus 50 pips).

Only swing traders hold trades for such a long time, after all.

Summary

1. How precise the signal is depends on how accurately it identifies the trend.

2. When the signal’s trend is correct, there is a corroborating and inverse correlation.

3. Once such consistency is achieved, follow the manual: place orders at the long-term moving average repeatedly.

That is all.

That’s all for today.

Ajinitch pre-orders are open, so please consider it!

This was Ku from the part-time trader.