Zero-cut style Nanpin trading recommendation
Intermittently switching between contrarian and trend-following trades to grow funds
A zero-cut method for averaging down trades
If you specialize in a single account without diversifying funds
it becomes hard to handle when an accident occurs
However, since these are averaging-down trades with zero-cut
even if you fail, you can somehow recover
The losses there are fixed, and
it's not like a stop loss
you can trade in line with market sentiment
That interaction is the essence of manual trading
and it can be called discretionary trading
therefore I particularly recommend the “zero-cut averaging-down trade”
The market truly
only has contrarian and trend-following,
and only a market of averaging down and pyramiding
That's because from the start, there is no contrarian, averaging-down, or range in the market
From the beginning, only trends exist in the market
Before that trend arrives, there are profits from many contrarian trades
If you understand that,
in reality, when the trend appears you can also have an account for the trend-following and trade
Even if the contrarian account gets zero-cut
the trend-following account will be increasing
All things considered, profits are more likely to remain
If you are going to trade averaging-down, it’s best to trade with separate zero-cut accounts
Then trade alternately, offsetting losses and profits effectively
I think that is the best way to trade
It’s a scene that cannot be replicated even with automated trading
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