"Everything Becomes FX" Weekly Trades You Can't Tell Anyone Vol.038
This "Investment Navigator +" is a report delivered every Sunday by "Everything becomes FX" when thinking about money management.
I’d like to share not only matters related to FX markets, but also the weekly positions I actually hold with a limited audience.
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▼ Table of contents
―1. Recent developments
―2. Weekly trades I can’t tell anyone about
―3. Next week’s positions
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【PR】Turn losing FX trades into winning ones by using capital management
Trading techniques that prioritize capital management, which is often neglected in FX.
Enables trades that are not swayed by win rates or methods.
▼1. Recent developments
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“Everything becomes FX” relocates domestically and internationally about half of each month. I’d like to inform you where I am right now, what I’m seeing, and which people I’ve been meeting and working with domestically.
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This week I am in Jakarta.
Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, the capital’s airport in Indonesia, is a futuristic scene where Segways are touring inside the airport, just like in other Southeast Asian countries.
When people in Japan imagine “Southeast Asia,” the image may be of street corner beggars, yet the irony is that Japan fell into deflation, which is a reality worth noting.
(Of course, beyond the bustling streets, there are many unsafe areas.)
Recently the eurodollar has fallen significantly while the dollar/yen has risen markedly, indicating overall dollar strength. However, how far it will go is known only to God, and with Trump reportedly drawing on Reagan as a reference, there is talk of possible Plaza-like events. Predicting this is futile, so it’s better to trade calmly.
Whether intentional or due to the system, fx-on’s platform (which might now be called “Gogoジャン”) for the “Investment Navigator +” seems unstable.
Therefore, it may be necessary to consider a new platform.
If, over the past year, readers come to understand that “people who live by FX and other financial products can really achieve positive results,” I would be happy.
Moreover, I am grateful to readers who have focused on the relatively tiny minority method of “capital management.” If you master capital management, you should be able to ride out future financial markets.
FX is not about flaunting wads of cash or enjoying a flashy lifestyle; it reminds us that only daily continuity matters.
Like the FX market, I am also uncertain about where I am heading next, but I intend to continue dedicating myself to FX, futures, and other ventures.
So, this isn’t something that will end immediately, but since beginnings can lead to endings, and given that the possibility is relatively high, I’ve taken the liberty of saying hello.
Let’s continue trading calmly for the next week starting tomorrow as well.
▼2. Weekly trades I can’t tell anyone about
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A portfolio of trend-following and counter-trend trades fully utilizing capital management: the “Weekly trades I can’t tell anyone about.”
Since starting operations in 2012, there has been no yearly loss and total profits of over +30,000 pips.
What is the secret to earning profits when the win rate is 48%? Here are this week’s trade results.
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・ This week’s results: +85 pips
・ All-time results: +36,068 pips (rounded)
【Weekly trade results】
・ Win rate: 50.3%
・ Average win: +785 pips
・ Average loss: -578 pips
・ Largest win: +13,491 pips
・ Largest loss: -2,932 pips
・ PF: 1.37
・ PR: 1.36
“Weekly trades I can’t tell anyone about” takes positions with an edge from the 1-hour, daily, and weekly charts, based on trends. However, its essence lies more in capital management than in trading itself.
This method’s win rate is 50%. Since it feels like about 40% in perceived probability, it may be difficult for anyone who cannot endure without a win rate of 80% or more. Conversely, it should be informative for those considering longer-term profits.
