Validation of the five trading rules from last week and disclosure of a highly confidential discretionary method for subscribers

Good evening everyone.

I am Ku (Kuu), a part-time trader.

I started recording to verify last week's 9 currency pairs, but the preface took longer than expected, and a video for the general audience is about 12 minutes.

The member-only video is about 14 minutes.

Here is the 5-minute sign verification video for the USD/JPY for the general audience.

In the video commentary, I can only explain the result of 1 win and 0 losses per battle, but please take a look.

The breakdown of the 3 battles, 2 wins, 1 loss in the title, is that both the MT4 indicators “Nanairo Sora” (Seven-Colored Sky) and the paid indicator “Aji-Nitch” are advised for beginners to use with a “signal → pullback or retracement → stop order” with a 50 Pips stop loss, 50 Pips take profit, and a trailing stop of 10 Pips to get familiar with using MT4 demo accounts.

This is the expected result if stop orders were placed on USD/JPY for the past week under those rules.

Here are five beginner-friendly trading rules.

Confirm the signal → pullback or retracement → stop order → set stop loss, take profit, and trailing stop

For users of the indicators who are beginners, I ask them to verify the win rate weekly when following these five rules.

Rather than focusing on profits, I think it is better to prioritize getting comfortable with the demo account and learning the superiority of the indicators through past verification.

For this reason, I am proactively deriving the win rate under the five trading rules myself.

In practice, I often enter endogenously using correlation and anti-correlation at an advancing pace, but I am providing advice with the assumption that some beginners may be trying trend-following for the first time or are not yet familiar with MT4 itself.

For those who have become accustomed, if they enter intuitively, the USD/JPY balance would be 3 battles, 3 wins, 0 losses; however, considering the sign of the drop at the weekend, I assumed a loss would occur from a retracement with a stop order, so I titled it 3 battles, 2 wins, 1 loss.

At this point, the primary goal for beginners is to understand the definition of the trend and the method.

For those who want to master the method more practically, monthly for 2,980 yen you can read paid articles and master an intermediate trading logic usable for both “Nanairo Sora” and “Aji-Nitch.”

Here is the ultra-secret trading logic for intermediates.

https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/finance/navi/series/1543

Now I will verify using images.

First, at the beginning of the video, the three USD/JPY 5-minute signs from the past week are here.

Two short signals and one long signal, total of three signals = 3 battles, 2 wins, 1 loss

This is the result when the five beginner-friendly trading rules are fully applied.

So what would happen if you were an intermediate trader? It shows a 100% win rate when entering on momentum using correlation and anti-correlation.

However, the following trading logic is content in paid articles, so it is limited to members, but I will briefly explain why.

The results differ as follows.

Without discretionary judgment, using the five beginner-friendly trading rules with a stop order would yield a -50 Pips loss, but if you entered momentum with discretionary judgment, you might have achieved a take profit of +47 Pips.

I will show part of the paid article, so please see the reason.

First, please look at the enlarged image to see the beginner-friendly stop-order logic.

The effectiveness of the stop order is after confirming the retracement high.

If executed at the small yellow circle “Entry” area at the bottom right, you would incur the 50 Pips stop loss of the trading rule.

Of course this is a methodology to help beginners get used to this stop-order operation, but considering last week's article where it was 15 trades, 15 wins, 0 losses, the losses from this week's five trading rules do not necessarily indicate a lack of future advantage.

We will continue to test the five trading rules.

Next, what about the intermediate trading logic?

This scenario assumes that the trade can be made at the time the signal is confirmed.

Unfortunately, this is not an EA, so it is manual discretionary judgment entering by momentum, but in the simulation, immediately after a momentum entry, a profit of 47 Pips was achieved.

As for the intermediate trader, with discretionary judgment, if there is a basis for correlation and anti-correlation, you can enter momentum, and if correlation cannot be confirmed, you skip it, so either way it does not become a loss.

So this is where the general-audience article ends.

For paid indicator “Aji-Nitch” purchasers, here is a secret method. [Password required]

https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/finance/navi/series/1565

MT4 indicator “Aji-Nitch” sales site

https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/indicators/36476

Discretionary trader’s powerful auxiliary tool “Aji-Nitch EA” sales site

https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/indicators/37373