FX has a high element of rule-breaking tendencies

FX has a high element of breaking rules

Therefore, you should only trades that do not break the rules

Therefore

it will just be about waiting for the right time or trading with a trend break in the direction of the trend

The market

will move regardless of whatever thoughts you hold about your position

so you just have to move with it

and make a proper trade for that movement

which is why it should be low-risk high-return

FX is not about trade timing

you just enter buys and sells in the direction the market moves

so reserved trades can be more profitable

you only need to set a low-risk high-return from the start

usually the number of trades increases, so people emphasize trade timing

but in the end, if you’re properly aligned with the market movement, one trade per day is usually enough

even though you have a stop loss in place

it's the same as averaging down

you are averaging down

in principle, only once

counter-trend trading is only for range strategies

the basic style is trending

otherwise you’ll end up having to average down against the trend

without a good turnover, you won’t increase your funds

you have to keep turning it to increase capital

one trade should be closed quickly — a waste of time

if you aim from the head

counting losses becomes the same as starting from the torso

if you aim from the head with counter-trend

when you lose, toward the torso

whether you aim from the initial move

or from midway

it's the same thing, so just entering many times is not the answer

assuming head, torso, tail

head＝head

mid＝head and torso

high＝head to tail

if so

the profits that tend to succeed correspond to the middle return

in reality, even if you aim at the initial move you may not reach the tail

low-risk, middle-to-high-return is the area

what matters is

ease of turnover, ease of recouping losses, and the meaning of increases and decreases

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