[9 o'clock intraday scalping] Reflecting on my past self when I couldn’t seize the opportunities

Good morning. It’s An-chan?

Recently, I’ve been thinking about something... When I reflect on being in a position to teach others,

I picture myself back when I hadn’t been able to break even.

I understand clearly now the reasons why I wasn’t able to break even back then.

① Wasting too much effort

When a trade goes well, there’s no wasteful effort, but

it starts with just one single stop-loss... a wasting-attempt attack called the “poti-poti” illness...

② Overestimating the profit-taking level

When trades go well, I close at a realistic profit-taking level, but

it starts with just one stop-loss... an overestimation of profit-taking level beyond the stop-loss amount...

The results from the other day are below, but I absolutely never waste when there’s a basis, and

I have a weapon in my arsenal: a method for determining profit-taking levels that I have tested over many years through backtesting.

If I address these two points, I think I can succeed as a individual investor.

If I continuously take 10 pips every day, it’s a world where you can become a billionaire.

I wonder what you all would think if I take ten times that amount in a day? ... And so I’ve taken an interest in

teaching others my trading know-how.

Well then, everyone, goodbye for now ( ｀ー´)ノ

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