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A man who changed his life with FX from a factory job earning 120,000 yen per month.
With reproducible methods and the secrets of money management as his weapons, he shares the "power to keep winning".369-Oga makes an appearance.
A must-read interview for those who are seriously aiming to become full-time traders.
If you haven't watched Episode 1 yet, click here
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| Cultivate the ability to find answers within yourself, rather than merely following others' know-how. |
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Armed with practical methods that even beginners can use to achieve results, he has earned the strong trust of many traders. The methods he provides go beyond merely sharing know-how, covering essential trading techniques such as money management and position sizing (lot management). The content he provides is not just a temporary winning method. The ability to build methods, the capacity to improve them, and the lifelong ability to keep winning—these are his essence and true value. For those who are seriously aiming to become full-time traders, he will serve as a reliable compass on the shortest possible path.
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The importance of questioning common sense—what is money management to stay winning?
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Hello, this is Hayakawa from GoGoJ.
Today we welcome investor 369-Oga as a guest, delivering the third interview.
In previous episodes, we focused on “lot operation” within money management and heard about the major results achieved.
This time, we’d like to dig deeper into that “lot operation.” |
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| GoGoJ Hayakawa |
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| I understand that in the free gift provided in Episode 1, there are hints about lot operation. Could you reintroduce its contents? |
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| GoGoJ Hayakawa |
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| Does your trading really have an edge? |
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Viewer-exclusive free gift
Read this PDF to the end, and if it can slightly change your FX thinking it will hopefully provide hints to solve your concerns.
The password islocated here.
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| 369-Oga |
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Yes. The content is aimed at beginners to intermediate traders, but I think it will strongly resonate with those who are looking at charts and wondering.
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| 369-Oga |
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We explain in detail about risk-reward and how some things regarded as common sense may actually be different.
By the time you finish reading, your FX thinking should change quite a bit. |
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It sounds like quite a rich content, doesn't it?
For those who downloaded it, please read it carefully. |
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| GoGoJ Hayakawa |
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| 369-Oga |
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| Yes.You can download using the password in the first video, so if you haven't yet, please do. |
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The pitfalls of compounding and fixed lot sizes—what exactly does the course cover?
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As a deeper version of that free content,
“Want to win in FX? Master the techniques for full-time trading”is also provided, but what does it cover? |
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| GoGoJ Hayakawa |
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| 369-Oga |
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We start from “how to create a method.”
Most people try to imitate others' methods, but then they cannot enter/exit at the same timing and it won't work well.
So I teach how to create your own methods in a systematic way.
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Methods that you can’t find anywhere elseare extremely helpful, aren’t they?
Furthermore, the content about the "lot operation" mentioned previously is also included in the lectures, right? |
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| GoGoJ Hayakawa |
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| 369-Oga |
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Yes. Even with money management, simply fixing the lot size makes it hard to profit.
There is also compounding, but since winning is the premise, it can fall apart quickly if you lose. |
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| Indeed, compounding can grow large if it goes well, but the risk is big. |
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| GoGoJ Hayakawa |
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That’s right. There are approaches like averaging down, Martingale, and Monte Carlo, but each has pros and cons.
Lot operation, unlike those, is aboutsystematically deciding the optimal entry and lot size depending on the situation. |
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This is a different approach from typical lot management.
In fact, many people have told us they achieved results after adopting it, right? |
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| 369-Oga |
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Yes.
“I was able to build 27 different methods” and “I consistently ended the month with a profit” are common positive reviews we receive.
Lot operation may seem difficult in numbers, but because I’ve step-by-step it,anyone can practice itanyone can practice it. |
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A winning trader doesn’t worry about “when to enter”—it’s all about the lot and the method
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Be able to create your own methods, andbe able to implement profitable lot operation, these two points are very important.
Finally, could you share a message of encouragement for the viewers? |
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| GoGoJ Hayakawa |
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Yes.
Most people watching this video are probably looking at charts and feeling stuck.
Do you find yourself overanalyzing?
Honestly, there is no single best entry point; depending on the method, any entry can be the best.
To make these ideas click, please first "set them aside" and watch.
And let's learn together how to "build a method". |
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Thank you.
Many traders probably share similar concerns.
Indeed, chasing information endlessly has its limits.
If you discard everything for now and obtain reproducible methods and the weapon of lot operation, that might be the shortest path. |
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| 369-Oga |
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Think for yourself, win for yourself. Developing that ability is more important than anything.
Please use this content to take a step forward. |
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| Episode 3 |
[There is no answer in chasing methods] Winning traders create their own methods |
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| This is the last personal investment |
Want to win in FX? Master the techniques for full-time trading
Do you have even one method that can actually produce results? Most traders don't have a ready-made plan to enter at the right time. Do you understand the value of having the skill to create multiple edge-based methods?
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| Does your trading really have an edge? |
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Viewer-exclusive free gift
Read this PDF to the end, and if it can slightly change your FX thinking it will hopefully provide hints to solve your concerns.
The password islocated here.
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