The moment I started to make a profit with FX = the day I stopped chasing the market

I have now become able to increase capital through FX

There are profitable days and losing days, but overall I always make a profit

That happened because

I stopped chasing the market

I stopped trying to extract profit from the market

It sounds contradictory, but due to the nature of money games, this kind of thinking brings the most profit

Profit came from losing my greed

If you lose greed, you become indifferent to profit and loss

And results come, so you end up winning

Now

What does it mean to not chase the market? The know-how pursuing that idea is what this content covers

Trades I used to do in the past

A method that takes advantage of both trends and ranges

Riding the trend in trending markets

Averaging down on reversals

And so on — I have tried both winning and losing trading logics

But during that period, regardless of length, total profits did not last

Something always goes wrong at some point

If you trade with high risk, your results show it clearly, but

Since I was trading with reduced risk,

I didn’t notice the decline as clearly, so my realization came late

After realizing it, years passed and I regretted that previous trading history had become wasted

The more proactive you are, the more you lose in the market

An aggressive approach will ruin you in FX

It also carries more risk

This isn’t simply about not taking on risk or taking on less risk

To put it plainly, it’s about the number of losses versus the number of profits

Even if you have one big profit crash,

if there are six losses beforehand,

it results in a losing outcome

Being aggressive means

In the market, that is a trading approach with zero market sense, so unless you move in the trading direction, you will incur losses

Aggressive trading = trades with no basis in the market direction tend to be losses

This means that no matter how much profit you accumulate, when the tendency for losses is high, the results inevitably drift toward the negative

Therefore

You should adopt trading and trading logics that have a clear basis for moving

Only with that can you produce winning trades

An aggressive mindset does not exist in the market

An aggressive mindset lies in presenting a basis for market direction

When entering, think about the basis for the market's movement

This applies to both trend-following and counter-trend approaches

Both have advantages and disadvantages,

Please use the logic you want

There are various trend-following and counter-trend logics

Here, I’ll consider them as trend or range logics

In the trend logic

Where does the motive for movement come from?

In volatile volatility periods

Look for trend formation across multiple timeframes

Check that a trend is really forming on the timeframe you trade

And so on

I focus obsessively on the trend

But I don’t look for direct, obvious trend factors

I always pay attention to the parts that form the trick behind the trend

The direct trigger has a mechanism behind it

By confirming that mechanism, you can find the basis for movement

The range logic is mostly the same

If you understand the mechanism behind market moves

you look at the part that moves on that mechanism and, if confident, trade accordingly

Trade frequency should be moderately restrained

Being too aggressive won’t produce profits

In aggressive trading, profits tend to be highly dependent on luck

Always find and grasp the basis

More than thinking up ideas or logics

Keep it simple with stop-loss trading and a one-shot trade

This prevents the old habit of losing from resurfacing

This approach is also like the investment rule: “For a year, don’t lose.”

Profitable trades come from not losing

In other words

If you can’t win, you have become used to not winning trades

There are emotional causes and other factors, but the biggest factor is still habits

To break that habit and to avoid losses, you should use a strategy that is emotionally neutral and evenly balanced

Do not engage in averaging down or double-hedging and doubling trades

If you trade by following greed, it becomes a weakness when you have a losing habit

You will end up losing quickly

For not losing trades, the condition is

A method that does not skew results, such as evenly balanced stop-loss trades and one-shot trades

(Fixed losses with small losses and unlimited profits with one-shot trades) A method that ultimately yields profits

However, do not trade with the intention to make money

Fixing losses or repeatedly incurring losses makes your mindset fragile

Anyone can repeat losses, but

After several losses, you tend to evaluate profits in terms of plus or minus

At that time, you need the decisiveness to lock in profits when the market is weak

With that decisiveness, the plus/minus results come together

Be decisive in securing profits and handling gains and losses

Markets that collapse midway do not allow profits to extend (profit-extend markets)

Trading one-shot trades or applying it to stop-loss trades can reduce unnecessary losses more than stop-loss trades

Stop-loss trades where profits extend

Usually use one-shot trades

In this way

In my sense, it is better to trade only where profits extend

However, if you think in terms of head and tail,

From head to body

From body to tail

You’ll trade either from the head or the tail

Participating midway means

You can sense from past markets when you’ve strayed from the concept of following the trend

You can anticipate the factors that cause a trend to become larger from past markets

Trading from the body to the tail makes it easier to sense bigger trends

Trading from the head to the body

Has a higher likelihood of a breakout-based motive

If you can anticipate breakout-based momentum, aim for the head to the body only

If you try to target the head to the tail, it becomes a swing trade on a four-hour or daily chart

Entry opportunities decrease, so only those who can endure long-term should do this

Also

Do not always stay in the market

That is because the market moves greatly on indicator releases; paying attention to indicator releases is fine, but

Constantly staying in the market leads to many inexplicable markets

Trading every moment is like swing trading in a long-term position, so please use it accordingly

The framework for earning in the market

Efficiency

A method that can be continued

Reproducibility

This must be a concept that can be consistently applied as routine treading

Because you will be in the market for a long time, your logic must also be capable of increasing capital over time

Logic is not a matter of parameters

Market forces are the logic = breakout market targeting (head-to-body theory) and large trend markets (body-to-tail theory) and so on

The same trade repeated is the secret to winning

You might think “Is that all?” but “Yes, really, that’s all”

There is only one or two logics; even if there are more, they cannot be effectively utilized

We will use one or two; that’s all

Unless you are using an EA, manual trading is more efficient with two or fewer logics

To avoid confusing market views and market recognition, keep the logics to one or two only

Three or more logics cannot be harmonized (e.g., perfectly opposite logics like counter-trend and trend-following)

Both market and logic will inevitably break down

Reproducibility and efficiency are essential; it’s about a routine that can be continuously capitalized on

Breakouts and large-trend markets are the classics, aiming to exploit the imbalance between buying and selling makes them easy to trade

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