[9 o'clock foot scalp] I am posting in the community

Good morning. This is An-chan?

I used to eagerly await weekends during my days as a salaryman, but since becoming a full-time trader,

I am someone who looks forward to Mondays.

Lately, Fridays somehow? The results are bad...

Losing on the weekend is something I hate.

But even if I lose, I no longer feel anything about it.

I wait for the next chance to come, trade calmly, and as long as I do that, my funds will grow in FX.

Whether I enter with 100 lots or 400 lots, I place the entry and hold the position,

if it goes against me and hits the stop-loss condition, I cut it... and then wait for the next opportunity.

Then, when the entry conditions are met again, I enter, hold, and if it proceeds toward the profit-taking line as expected, I close the position.

Just repeating this calmly will increase my funds.

In a recent lecture, there was a student I’m teaching now who said, “It’s so exciting,” and

there are various memories from the past.

At that time I couldn’t understand the meaning of “calmly” or “mechanically” trading,

but now I understand it very well. Because no matter how much I increase my lot size, I’m not “excited.”

Speaking of which... I’m not excited at all ~

Back then, I used to get so excited that my heart felt like it would leap out of my mouth when I held a big position...

In short, unless you break out of this “excitement zone,” you won’t understand the meaning of “trading calmly.”

I think that’s the point.

And when you break out of the “excitement zone,” you’ll feel, “Somehow I’m winning...” before you even notice.

By the way, about a month has passed since we started the lectures,

I’ve been checking in with each student about their situation, and it has come time to adjust toward extension or graduation.

Because our motto is not to leave anyone behind, until everyone fully understands,

I will continue the skill sharing.

Among all that, here is the trading result from last Friday.