Hello! This is Tanaka from GogoJungle.
A very popular content series of conversations between our CEO Hayakawa and a developer! This time,Big Qhas joined us.
In the previous interview, we heard about the investment situation when he was a company employee in Japan and how he found three common traits among many pro traders he met in the financial world.
This time, we would like to ask in detail what those [three common traits] are! |
| | Career of an overseas fund manager / FX experience over 15 years |
Big Q
He is a former overseas fund manager.
While he was employed as a fund manager, due to his job, he could not trade stocks, so he began FX trading as a hobby. His FX history is over 15 years, and while he now trades stably, in the early days he suffered big losses, and he invested a fair amount in FX education.
From his experience in the financial world, he is particularly knowledgeable about the latest overseas trading trends. |
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| Contents | | 01 | | 【Can this tool escape from chart watching?】 It's free!? | | Contents | 02 | | 【This is real.】 This is what a losing trader looks like… | | Contents | | 03 | | What are the three principles common to pro traders? | |
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What is the missing thing for a trader? |
Hello, I’m Hayakawa from GogoJungle.
Today,we have BIG Q, who served as a fund manager in the global financial hub and has built wealth through personal FX trading.We’re welcoming BIG Q for the second time as well.
BIG Q, thank you again for joining us! |
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| Hi, I’m BIG Q, and nice to be here again.
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Earlier, before moving to the financial world as a professional, I was in Japan working as an employee doing stocks and FX, but I couldn’t achieve the results I wanted, as we heard.
Was there a turning point after that?
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| | | Hayakawa |
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 | | Big Q |
| I tried various trading methods,and thought I had as many methods as top traders abroadthat could compete.
Yet, when I was in Japan, as you said, I also went through a long period of not winning.
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| Even with many methods, there was something missing as a trader.What was the thing you were lacking?? |
| | | Hayakawa |
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| | Big Q |
| I think that was exactly it.
However, after going abroad and interacting with professional traders,I realized the mindset they share.
That is now called the three principles, which have greatly influenced my trading. |
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【Professionals strictly follow】A simple set of principles to avoid relying on win rate |
The three principles are very intriguing!
I think viewers are also interested in this part.
What exactly are these three principles? |
| | | Hayakawa |
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| | Big Q |
| Yes, first is,‘Never trade outside the entered point you have decided’This is the rule.
Traders often think, 'This pattern might be good,' and enter on impulse, but professionals don’t do that.
If the point that matches their own rules doesn’t come,they wait a day and do not trade. |
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| ‘Use a high risk-reward method’ことです。
It’s important to design trades so that the potential reward exceeds the risk per trade, rather than focusing on win rate.
As a result,even if the win rate is 50%, you still be profitable. |
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| It’s about aiming for big profits while keeping risk under control. And what is the third principle? |
| | | Hayakawa |
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| | Big Q |
| The third is,‘Think about the next move after a loss before making the first entry’.
This is not well known, butprofessional traders create a scenario for how they will respond if they lose before the first entry..
Because of this mindset, they can trade without letting emotions take over. |
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Escape from fantasy and adhere to the【Golden Strike |
By understanding and applying these principles, you can trade stably without relying solely on win rate.
These principles are also reflected in the newly releasedGolden Strike. |
| | | Hayakawa |
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| Exactly.
Golden Strikeis not just a trading method; it’s a system that incorporates the three principles.
And the playbook inside this content is designed so that both beginners and advanced traders can eventually apply it to real trading. |
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I see.
It’s not just about listing methods; it’s about learning the essential strategy of trading.This is the essence of trading. |
| | | Hayakawa |
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| One thing I want to say is this.
“Seek the one method that will let you win forever”— many people focus on this illusion.
But unfortunately, there is no such thing.
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I think you’re right.
Markets and participants are always different. |
| | | Hayakawa |
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| | Big Q |
| Yes, with AI influence, it will continue to change.
That’s why it’s important not to rely on fixed methods, but to understand fundamental strategies.
If you can do that, you’ll develop the ability to adapt to any market, andI myself have been able to win that way. |
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Today you’ve shared a very convincing and core takeaway.
Next time, we’d like to go deeper and ask aboutthe influence of smart money and the moves of big players in the market.
Thank you for the valuable discussion today! |
| | | Hayakawa |
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| | Big Q |
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Episode 2th |
【Three Principles Professionals Strictly Follow】What are they?!
Tips learned from a former fund manager in the financial world | |
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