"Everything Becomes FX" An Untellable Weekly Trade Vol.033
This "Investment Navigator+" is a report delivered every Sunday by "Everything becomes FX," which contemplates money management.
I want to share money matters—not limited to FX markets—that I personally hold as weekly positions with a select audience.
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▼ Table of Contents
―1. Current Situation
―2. Weekly Trades You Can't Tell Anyone About
―3. World Finance
―4. Next Week's Positions
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【PR】Turning FX losses into gains by using money management
A trading method that emphasizes "money management," which is often neglected in FX.
You can trade without being swayed by win rates or methods.
▼1. Current Situation
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"Everything becomes FX" moves domestically and internationally about half of each month. I’d like to share where I am in which city now, what I am looking at, and who I have met and worked with domestically.
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This week, I am in Naha.
Okinawa is easy to spend time in this season; at night a long-sleeve shirt is enough to feel a bit cool, and by day you’ll realize you’re quietly whistling a tune as you walk—it's a distinctly tropical, laid-back climate.
Because I frequently move between domestic and international locales, I have often seen people online saying, “I want to go too,” but “but work…”.
My belief is that if you want to go, you should just go.
The word “emigration” is sometimes discussed, but if you actually emigrate, you can no longer enjoy the benefits of a central urban area. Then the next-door grass may hardly be greener.
In the blogger world especially, moving to the countryside can be treated as a status symbol. Of course preferences differ, but there are good things about the city too.
Rather than getting caught in position-talk about owning vs renting, I think it’s better to move freely.
In FX, if you could only “buy,” you’d only profit in rising markets. You can make temporary gains, but you’d end up joining those on the “other side.”
To feel the advantages of both “buy” and “sell,” it’s best not to bet on just one side, and to move according to the moment. Of course, this is just my personal view and not a requirement for others.
If you feel like going, go casually. If you decide it’s good, go again. Conversely, if you’re making excuses like “I have work…” you’re proving you don’t want to go that much.
I think it’s okay to think about it this lightly.
The world is connected by international low-cost carriers, and with neighboring regions you can travel abroad for far cheaper than taking the Shinkansen within the country.
There’s nothing wrong with just dropping by somewhere briefly and trading FX or cryptocurrencies there.
Whether you act or not, you are the one who decides.
If you have the courage to start FX, it shouldn’t be that difficult to take off somewhere.
▼2. Weekly Trades You Can't Tell Anyone About
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A “publicly unspoken” weekly trade that combines trend-following and counter-trend portfolios with full use of money management.
Since its start in 2012, there have been no annual losses, and total profit has surpassed 30,000 pips.
What is the secret to profit with a win rate of 48%? Here, we present this week's trade results.
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・This week's result: -528 pips
・Cumulative result: +34,381 pips (rounded)
【Weekly Trade Results】
・Win rate: 50.3%
・Average win: +785 pips
・Average loss: -578 pips
・Maximum win: +13,491 pips
・Maximum loss: -2,932 pips
・PF: 1.37
・PR: 1.36
“Weekly Trades You Can't Tell Anyone About” takes positions with an edge from the 1-minute, 5-minute, and weekly charts and trends. Yet its essence lies more in money management than in trading itself.
The win rate of this method is 50%. Because the perceived probability feels around 40%, those who cannot endure unless the win rate is above 80% would likely not practice it. Conversely, it could be informative for those thinking long-term profits.
