"Candlestick FX Logic" 1,000,000 yen → 8,000,000 yen??
Good evening, I am a candlestick FX trader.
Regarding the "Candlestick FX Logic,"
there have been several inquiries about how it performs on the 1-minute chart,
so I tried trading it!
Currency pair: GBP/JPY
Time frame: 1-minute
Period: about 40 minutes
Acquired pips: +20.6 pips
Win rate: 5 trades, 5 wins, 0 losses (100%)
Since this is scalping on the 1-minute chart,
the pips gained per trade are small, but
on the other hand, for scalping, the stop loss range can be narrowed,
allowing trading even with relatively high leverage.
For example, with capital of 1 million yen,
if trading 100,000 units,
20.6 pips would amount to about 20,000 yen.
In this case,about 20,000 yen profit in roughly 40 minuteswould be the result.
And as a scalping principle,
I would love for you to adopt compounding.
Suppose you take 10 pips every day from the performance so far.
With 1,000,000 yen capital, that would be about 10,000 yen daily.
Then after a month of 20 trading days,
that would amount to 200 pips, a 200,000 yen gain,
and the capital would increase to 1,200,000 yen.
Then again you could aim for 200 pips in one month.
Doing so would yield a 240,000 yen profit,
and the capital would be 1,440,000 yen.
As capital grows, you increase the lot size accordingly.
Then,
after one year, it could reach as high as 8,910,000 yen!!
Here are the supporting figures.
With 1,000,000 yen, after one year, it would exceed 8,000,000 yen!
If you started with 100,000 yen,
after one year you would have about 800,000 yen.
If you try to grow capital that rapidly,
you would need to trade very skillfully,
but actually
taking 10 pips per dayconsistently makes it quite feasible.
In this case, since about 40 minutes yielded 20 pips,
you can see how easy 10 pips can be.
Now, is a trading size of 100,000 units for 1,000,000 yen of capital high risk?
Let’s examine.
In scalping, a single loss is typically about 6–7 pips on average.
Suppose you traded 100,000 units and endured 20 straight losses.
Note: thisロジック makes this scenario unlikely…
Then your capital would decrease by about 120,000 to 140,000 yen.
Even with 20 straight losses,
1000,000 yen could become 880,000–860,000 yen,
which shows how safe it is.
Therefore, for scalping,
even trading 100,000 yen with 100,000 units,
you can safely target over 8,000,000 yen in a year.
Thus, the risk is small and the return is incredibly large.
You can see this clearly.
Additionally, the "Candlestick FX Logic" is designed with a special rule
for the 1-minute chart, separately from other timeframes like 15 minutes or 4 hours.
This is a rule specifically for the 1-minute chart.
This is not limited to the Candlestick FX Logic,
as scalping clearly has favorable and unfavorable market conditions.
In a market that isn’t suitable for scalping, no matter how hard you trade,
you will not win easily.
Therefore, this time we set filters to identify the market conditions
that are favorable to scalping and likely to generate profits.
With these, the Candlestick FX Logic
lets you trade in a more efficient, powered-up form.
This time the trade was about 20 pips in roughly 40 minutes,
so even busy people can allocate a similar amount of time
to trade within that window.
I think you can manage trading in that time.
Also, for those who typically trade on the 4-hour or daily charts,
it is also entirely possible to use it in combination with the 1-minute chart,
which could further boost profits.
The 4-hour and daily charts have fixed times for checking the chart, so
if there is free time outside those periods,
you can trade on the 1-minute chart during that gap and
also turn that into profit.
So, because we received several questions about how the 1-minute chart trades perform,
I explained it here.
If you were planning to use scalping on the 1-minute chart,
please use this as a reference.