How to Approach FX Learned from Ichiro
Ichiro, a world-class baseball player known to everyone.
Nowadays Shohei Ohtani tends to attract attention, but in my generation I am impressed by Ichiro’s numerous achievements.
In particular,【Achieved 200 hits in MLB for 10 consecutive seasons】The astonishing batting sense aside, I was shocked by how he maintained a powerful body and mind, always appearing in the starting lineup without getting injured.
Among them, there is a famous story about eating the same curry every day and judging that day’s condition by subtle taste differences.
I believe this applies to FX as well.
Many people who purchase strategies or indicators perform backtesting, but most judge after testing for about a month.
If a week with good results turns into a terrible next week, they quickly conclude 【this method cannot be used】.
Perhaps that week’s good results were only due to a volatile market, andyou need to doubt whether this method can be reproduced under exactly the same conditions without any personal bias.
Some people may not have indicators or backtesting tools that can be turned into an EA, so this【reproducibility】is a very important item.
Ichiro repeats the same routine whether there is a game or not, and even after retirement he continues the same routine.
As you keep repeating under the same conditions, you may see what becomes clear, but once personal feelings or fine discretion enter, this reproducibility collapses。
In FX, for traders who cannot exercise discretion or perform technical analysis, how about focusing on this【discretion-free and highly reproducible】 approach?
It is extremely easy and you can enter at the “same place” as everyone else.
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