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【Final Edition】 Billionaire Trader Scalping & Unusual Hedging
I communicate with users every day, and that time is roughly several hours.
Many kinds of questions come in, and many of them areabout how to take positions.
First of all, the reason I use the one-minute chart in Billionaire Trader's Scalping is that shorter timeframes increase certainty, and I have succeeded with that approach.
Of course, some people day-trade on 15-minute charts, but if you win in day trading you can take a lot, yet the direction becomes absolute.
Because of this, I used to trade a lot on short timeframes and rotate positions, which led to this method.
There is a lot of talk about the method.
I tell everyone that since you understand the method, what matters more is the mindset to win and maintaining that mindset more than the method itself.
How can I be successful?
This is another common question, but I answer that consistency is key.
I often bring up baseball star Ohtani Shohei; he reached his current position because he persisted.
He played youth baseball, continued through junior and high school, turned pro, and went to the majors, and I think there were tough times along the way.
Still, because he persisted without giving up, now he is where he is.
We may not become major league players, but in the market, anyone can have a chance to become a major player, so I think it's about maintaining that mindset and continuing to trade.
What do you think about when you look at charts?
This is another common question. It’s about what goes on in my head.
I am not thinking as hard as you might imagine.
What to do is clear, so my thinking is simple.
Usually, if my mind isn’t simple, I can’t spend hours trading messages back and forth, which is not something I would do.
I’m not texting my partner or emailing a pen pal, so I need to keep it simple to respond quickly.
If you do the same things for a long time, you tend to take positions in areas you like or are good at, so
buy to go up then cut loss when it drops. sell to go down then cut loss. Is it currently in a range?
This is what I keep in mind when looking at charts.
That balance of wins and losses is what matters; yesterday you might have done the same thing in the same place and it didn’t work, but today you could have huge profits.
Only after trying can you get the answer.
Thank you for your continued support today as well.
Big news & the scalping that billionaires are doing
The scalping that billionaires are doing
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Stress-free irregular hedging (well, you won’t lose much)
Unusual hedging in FX
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