The principle of a semi-discretionary, semi-automatic trading EA and the market is that the PF grows with the user's growth.

Are you accumulating profits using automated trading EAs?
If your capital is growing steadily, there is no problem at all.

Probably this is the result of building a solid portfolio.


EAs, like humans, have strengths and weaknesses, and there are various features such as trending markets, ranging markets, time zones, economic indicators, contrarian strategies, etc.
Therefore, it is quite difficult for a single EA to achieve a consistent uptrend.

In that case, one might think about having EAs determine range vs. trend markets and combine different logics, but
in reality, determining range or trend markets and making the machine recognize them is not easy.

To define with clear, measurable criteria such as what period, what level of volatility, and how technical indicators should move...
what state is regarded as a range, and what state would mark a transition from a range to a trend?


As for the trend market, what constitutes an uptrend and what constitutes a downtrend?
If these cannot be defined, you cannot create a program for automated trading, in other words, you cannot automate it as an EA.

Therefore, discretion trading comes into play, but there are handicaps for salaried workers even in discretionary trading.

After work, the time available to view charts and to trade is very limited.

If only there were more time to view charts...
If only I could secure more time to trade...

For those worried about such things, the principle of the market is recommended.

The principle of the market has two forms: one is for indicators alone, and the other is a combination of indicators and EA.

Principles of the Market—Indicators

This is the UI of the indicators.

Principles of the Market—EA

This is the UI of the EA. With an intuitive UI, it displays target rates and pullback levels for Elliott waves and range breaks on the chart

About the UI of the Principles of the Market

The Principles of the Market functions when both the indicator and the EA use a UI.

Entry UI

(The parentheses indicate the indicator’s function)

	Displays Elliott wave. Shows target rates for waves 3 and 5, and pullback levels for waves 1 and 3
	If you enclose triangles, ranges, flags, or pennants in a square, it displays the target rate.
	When this horizontal line is reached, enter in the forward direction (arrow shown)
	When this trend line is reached, enter in the forward direction (arrow shown)
	When this horizontal line is closed beyond, enter in the forward direction (arrow shown)
	When this trend line is closed beyond, enter in the forward direction (arrow shown)
	When this horizontal line is reached, enter in the reverse direction (arrow shown)
	When this trend line is reached, enter in the reverse direction (arrow shown)

	Automatically place orders to initial SL and TP set by parameters
	Exit when the rate reaches a horizontal line
	Exit when the rate reaches a trend line
	Move S/L to a profit-protecting point when the specified unrealized profit is reached
	After entry, set S/L and T/P at the chart-pattern exit point
	After entry, set S/L and T/P at the Elliott exit point
	Move S/L to break-even when 50% of the distance to T/P is reached
	When 50% of the distance to T/P is reached, partially close a portion by a specified percentage

Examples of displaying target rates for Flags and Breaks

Examples of displaying target rates and pullback levels for Elliott waves

What you can do with this EA or indicators

Using the UI for entry methods such as breakouts of closes, contrarian entries, and stop-loss, users enter according to pre-set steps, and after entry, exit according to pre-selected exit methods chosen by the user.

A partial discretionary component. Trend determination, the starting point of Elliott waves, and chart-pattern recognition require user operation.

However, the remaining auto-trading part is where the EA mechanically executes a trading plan that was devised in a flat, unbiased, rational state before taking a position.

This should enable fairly high-advantage trading.

Indicators are sold.

Principles of the Market indicators are sold on FX-ON.
Currently during the campaign period, they are sold for 40,000 yen until 9/23.

As a bonus, a limited version of ProEX, an exit-focused EA that has already earned high ratings on FX-ON, ProEX-master, is included.
This bonus is provided with the cooperation of FXmt and is a licensed version of ProEX, a core technology of Cyborg, restricted to Principles of the Market indicators.

ProEX originally had zero affiliate commission, making the EA worth 25,000 yen by itself, but with this EA included, the price is 50,000 yen becomes 40,000 yen (campaign price until 9/23).

For those who wish to purchase,here