Hundreds of traders are doing scalping & FX with an unusual form of hedging

Hello everyone.

Currently at 13:25, USD/JPY has reached 149.00 and is slightly pulling back.

In the one-minute scalping chart of the millionaires’ traders, it’s at a point where it’s uncertain whether to enter monitoring mode or not.

If this were just before the London session starts, there would be expectations, but at this time in Japan, personally I’m not eager to enter aggressively.

The bad image would be to stay in a range until Tokyo close and start moving before London.

If I rush to take a position here and end up in the red, I’d think… it would have been better to wait a little longer until London time.

I should have taken a position in London from the start…

Such regrets may arise, like “regret comes too late.”

For now, I’m taking a wait-and-see stance until the evening.

This is unrelated to the market, but I learned something online the other day.

It’s about the 1997 movie Titanic.

Director: James Cameron

Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio

A modern-day powerhouse duo, but back then, Leo was still just starting out.

This movie made him a Hollywood star overnight, however,

if you remove the subparts like the last cast sequence, the actual running time of the story is about 2 hours and 40 minutes.

And astonishingly, this 2 hours and 40 minutes equals the time from when the Titanic hit the iceberg to its sinking.

There’s a certain obsession there, which I found amazing.

People in their 20s and 30s probably haven’t actually watched the film, so why not check it out on Ama (Prime Video) or similar?

DiCaprio in his younger years is refreshing, and it’s quite interesting, or rather good.

I watched it in Shibuya back then, and though the movie is long, I remember my rear end hurting a bit.

And after several years I watched it again at home, and it was nice.

Young people may not know, but the later film “Armageddon” is also an American film

and I think it’s good.

I was inspired by the obsession of the Titanic movie, and I’d like to write about my own obsession.

Why I

continue to write Investment Navigator Plus every day

I started writing Investment Navigator Plus on March 10 of this year.

As of today, September 27, there are 202 days, and as of this morning the number of articles is 305.

Some Sundays and holidays I don’t post, but I write almost every day.

So why do I write Investment Navigator Plus every day? I’ll explain.

Because I want everyone who purchases my products to find added value beyond the purchase itself, and as a result, to realize a high cost-effectiveness.

I’ve never bought trading products myself, but if I were a buyer, I’d want services like this and support like that, so I decided to shape something like that.

When I discussed this with Mr. Hayakawa, President of Gogojan Corporation, he told me there is a free-to-customers existence like a blog called Investment Navigator Plus, so I started writing right away, and here we are today.

The writing started like this, but as buyers and readers increased, I wanted to provide in the early stages a supplementary manual to the purchase manual, something that could give hints for everyone’s trading life, and I write every day accordingly.

Among users with whom I frequently exchange messages after purchase, there are also those with whom I have never exchanged a single message.

Trading is a lonely task, so there are people who don’t need to ask me anything because just reading is enough, and others have their own circumstances as buyers.

For such reasons, I write daily, highlighting the day’s key points and posting charts that buyers would understand, so they can read at any time.

I tell everyone that to succeed, one needs perseverance.

From that perspective, my daily writing of Investment Navigator Plus is also a form of perseverance,

and I hope that perseverance will help improve everyone’s trading skills.

That is why I write Investment Navigator Plus every day.

To create value beyond the price, the best is for everyone to succeed in trading, but each buyer also has their own differences in trading style.

Therefore, I aim to share knowledge and experience I can provide through Investment Navigator Plus for each and every one of you.

I respond to messages from everyone between around 6:00 and 8:00 in the morning.

If I can’t respond by then, I reply by late morning.

I enjoy trading from the time before Tokyo opens until around the China start, so I want to respond to you before 8:00 as much as possible.

During the daytime, I often think the sender is trading, so I strive to reply immediately (I’m usually in front of a PC, though occasionally I go out).

This is my current stance explained.

Big News & the scalping that billionaires traders are doing

The scalping that billionaires traders are doing

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https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/indicators/42559

Stress-free irregular hedging (well, first, you won’t lose)

Unusual hedging in FX

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https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/tools/ebooks/19435