All trading methods are all ephemeral

Because it is transient, you simply choose the one with the highest profit margin

Even with flexibility and adaptability, if you can’t master them, they’re meaningless

Only the three sacred artifacts are the cup

“Reproducibility of trading, efficiency of trading opportunities in the market, and high profit margins”

These three are necessary; don’t expect to hit the highs every time—if possible, you can become a billionaire in a day

Profit margin = trend-following / medium-term trading

Reproducibility and efficiency = long-term trend-following and short-term indicators on a mid-term chart

Long-term timeframes are hard to handle in trading

Trend-following on the short-term timeframe’s smaller candles for a long-term view

Medium-term timeframe’s short-term indicator trading

Have consistent profit margins, reproducibility, and efficiency

Both follow nearly the same logic; in fact, they largely match

With indicator trading, reproducibility is almost always poor; this is the limit of technicals

The limit of technicals is poor reproducibility; if you trade technically, even when opportunities exist

You’ll lose due to the mechanical judgments of technicals

Losing count > profit margin, you end up losing

If you have a profit margin, you shouldn’t lose even with stop-loss trading

It’s possible even fixed at 20 pips; that’s how it is

The necessity of technical analysis is for a long-term perspective

Used to analyze whether a trend will continue indefinitely

There are effective trading strategies aligned with Dow Theory

That is Ichimoku Kinkō Hyō (Ichimoku Cloud) conversion line, baseline, and lagging span—just these; clouds are not needed; clouds are just a distraction

Clouds simply lag and, like other technicals, become a distracting analysis, so they’re not used

Conversion line, baseline, and lagging span are effective; the others aren’t very useful

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