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Good evening, everyone.

This is Masashi.

Since there have been multiple questions, I would like to provide a special explanation of the scenario after identifying the edge of the 30-minute chart.

This explanation is a paid article, but for those who purchase the manual, it will be distributed for free.

Like this, I intend to pamper the people who purchase, so

if there are any topics you would like to know about in the future, please let me know and I will publish it by email.

Now, getting to the point, let’s actually look at the chart (2024-04-02) in chronological order.

It seems there is a limit on the number of images, so I will explain ①–④ first.

The parts enclosed in red boxes include the edge of the 30-minute chart, and you can see that there is a reversal with the wick.

In this wayCurrent pointThe edge of a somewhat earlier partwill be examined now.

Drawing horizontal lines may make it easier to see.

However, with only the 30-minute chart, you can’t clearly determine where to enter, so

the purpose of the 30-minute chart is only to confirm the edge (turning point) and fix the perspective.

A common mistake is to think you can buy anywhere as soon as the price breaks above a horizontal line (and vice versa), but in reality you cannot judge with the 30-minute chart alone.

Therefore, it becomes necessary to create a scenario by looking at the 1-minute chart.

Since part of the purpose is to create this 1-minute chart scenario, I explain in the manual that you first check the 1-minute situation, then look at the 30-minute chart, and then return to the 1-minute chart again.

Also, in the manual it is said that the story is important, but this story is about what happened in the past, where it stopped, and to verify the edge parts that could be formed in a higher time frame (like 4-hour).

Thinking about the story means considering whether the past edges will function when the current edge is moving.

The scenario I will explain now is a plan for when you actually enter: “If it moves like this, I will enter like this,” so let’s avoid confusion.

Now, here we go.