This week's review (last week, 100 pips were reached one after another.)

We picked locations where entries using the 503 method seem possible. Until July, we will freely publish this week’s articles for each currency pair.REAL TRADEBut we will try it out.

Below, we list, based on the method, the places each currency pair can aim for. These are pairs that can be entered from this week, so please look at the charts yourself and judge.

Looking back at last week, the AUDNZD short was closed as a reverse position. However, from the points that should be watched, this time I entered AUDNZD long, and (as the second forecast in midweek suggested, I would take profit when the loss amount reached there) I was able to do so, ending with a net zero. I still want to aim for a short on AUDNZD, so I will consider short at appropriate points where to look.

This week, three entries reached 100 pips.

1. USDJPY short immediately reached 100 pips.
2. USDCHF short reached 100 pips.
3. AUDCHF short reached profit just 4 pips before 100 pips; not quite at 100 pips, I cashed out before swap was taken. After that, it reached 100 pips.
4. CADUSD long reached 100 pips.

Therefore, there were three instances of reaching 100 pips, and one instance of locking in profit just before 100 pips. Also, there were pairs that were closed profitably partway through the week.

This week’s trades involved holding many currency pairs. To compare with last week’s 0.10 lot, I held positions at 0.05 lots. The last entry into USDJPY was 0.03 lot, but it reached 100 pips immediately.

Because the lot sizes were small, there wasn’t a large profit, but by managing many currency pairs, the win rate was diversified, and even if some were stopped out, overall profit remained.

As a result, in REAL TRADE’s demo account section, we ranked third in monthly earnings (it's a demo, but I’ll write as a standalone article). (I think until last week I was 17th.)

Using the 503 method, profits were secured even when stop-losses occurred. In these three weeks, several proofs emerged. Most importantly, it is possible to achieve 100 pips, profits can be made even with stop-loss, and you can leave it alone.

This week I didn’t have much time to look at charts, so I kept the lot size small and widened the stop-loss range. For new positions, I didn’t immediately set profit targets; I separated and managed old and new positions for the week.

Finally, with about 0.01 lot each, I held three positions (I plan to write a new serialized article (paid version) detailing the strategy). The 0.01 lot positions were added in increments within the range of 45 pips to 55 pips. If a trend appears, it could extend to 100 pips, so I entered with small lots.

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This week, because the lot sizes were small, even with four 100-pip achievements, it did not yield large profits. For the past couple of weeks, I did not chase profits and held as many currency pairs as possible to verify whether profits could be made even with 100 pips or stop-loss using the 503 method.

As a result, although inefficient, holding all currency pairs did yield profits. In three weeks, “Three Methods for Easy 100 Pips Even for Busy People with 503”’s effectiveness has been proven.

Subscribers who verify this method and continue trading will improve their chart-reading and benefit their regular trading as well. Also, always be sure to cut losses. (I’d like to summarize in a standalone article how much loss you incur and whether profits are being made based on quality.)

This week, triangles (△) may be more reliable than circles (〇). This is because △ seems to be in a standby state.

Circles (〇) are near points where entry seems possible right now, but they may need a little waiting to confirm.

△ is starting to trend, and if it approaches a watched point and rebounds, it will be an excellent entry point. Please pay attention to the points to watch.

There are many currency pairs this week, so trends that emerge could move about 100 pips. Focus on △ pairs, and if they do not move against you, it should be fine, so please carefully verify the points to watch.

Take positions at an ideal entry point and set stop-loss and take-profit. If a trend appears, it might be good to add entries at 55 pips or beyond 70 pips.

There are no ×-marked pairs this week. The × mark is used when a trend has already appeared, so positions with △ in the early stages of a trend may be more effective.

〇 are pairs that seem to be at an entry point right now. However, movements may move up and down before the move, so waiting may also be acceptable.

× and △ should reveal pairs that could trade by midweek. These are the pairs to check midweek. If a pair marked △ did not move much, there should be movement by midweek, presenting an opportunity.

Choose one or two currency pairs to confirm the trend, and this week it would be good to monitor those. When a △ trend begins to return slightly to the watched point, it may be the timing to enter (please confirm the direction of the trend).