Below, I will list, based on the method, the places each currency pair can target. Since they are pairs that can be entered from this week, please look at the charts yourself and decide.

Reviewing last week, the market had high volatility. We should continue to be careful.

This week, the currency pairs that achieved 100 pips were USD/CHF and GBP/CHF. Thanks to high volatility, there were opportunities to enter multiple currency pairs. However, proportionally, many movements jumped over lows or highs, resulting in noticeable stop-losses.

As a countermeasure to this situation, when volatility is high, reduce lot size or temporarily observe. This will help limit excessive risk and enable more stable trading.

This week marks exactly one month since starting REAL TRADE in July. During this period, when I looked at the charts as usual, currency pairs that followed the 503 method entered. (As you can see in REAL TRADE history, this week there were 30 entries, of which 17 were closed by stop-loss settings.)

[For those who could adapt and follow the direction with the 503 method, every pair would have earned 100 pips.] (Continuously switching requires looking at the chart to some extent. It might be effective when volatility is high. If I have time next week, I might try it as well.)

As a countermeasure based on the 503 method, when there are big moves in the market, reducing lot size or waiting can be effective. Also, when profits are in place and approaching 100 pips, or likely to reach it, you can aim for 200 pips to further extend gains.

I think a strategy to leverage volatility is to monitor horizontal lines.

From this week, I started REAL TRADE with a demo account of 25,000 yen at 25x leverage.

Continuing, the main 503 method will still be operated, but with some entry restrictions, considering lot sizes, and exploring what can be tried from the method itself.

I plan to start real-money account operations around September when the market calms down.

This week, amid high volatility, I think there were many opportunities to reflect. At the end of Part 2, I also touched on fractal structure; the current high volatility is movements you can typically see even on 1-minute or 5-minute charts.

If fractal structures are valid on any time frame, then they occur.

Therefore, for USD/JPY, when there are moves observable on 4-hour or daily charts or higher timeframes, entering a reverse position would be a mistake. If the Elliott Wave count shows, when viewed on a weekly chart, that from 2026 the first wave up to the current 161.700 has completed, you can understand what that implies.

Even with the 503 method, if you assume five waves have ended, the retracement below the high would enter one upswing, and if the retracement ends and the level to watch moves downward, going forward holding a short position becomes valid.

I recommend checking the charts once.

If there is a likely bottom, it would be around 140.420 yen or a bit lower around 139.060 yen. If it can rise, it would be around 159.400 yen up to the bottom of the daily cloud. Now, the weekly Bollinger Band is below the price, so the direction is still downward.

The effectiveness of 503's three easy-to-earn-100-pips methods has been proven.の有効性が証明されました。

This week, there are many〇. It can be interpreted as waiting for a big move.

In the 503 method, aiming for〇 is considered more efficient.

Please check the direction of each currency pair.

(How to check is, when you look at the range you should watch, you can tell which direction it is. You can start by looking there.)

For example, when USD/JPY had not moved upward, it did not move downward at all. Considering such things, just looking at the watch areas can reveal things.

Should I confirm over the weekend? Or should I already set entries?

Perhaps it's fine.

That's all. [When there is strong movement, you don't have to force new positions. (100 pips will come anytime.) The current market moves 300–500 pips.]

If you can achieve 100 pips, you can aim for 200 pips and extend profits.

To help readers, I changed to writing articles on the day the market closes. Over the weekend, think about which currency pair to hold next and which pair is most efficient.