"You still don't know how to catch large, easily extendable waves?" ★ It's okay! I'll teach you! ★ [ June 30, 2025 ]
【 2025.06.30 】 Look at the BTC/USD chart.
Today, it’s easy to make a large profit here.
Watch the 15-minute chart, then enter on the 1-minute chart.
It’s image-like as shown in the image below.
Confirm profit target by IPD on the 15-minute chart.
↓15-minute chart ↓
※If the profit target on a higher time frame is reached, the price location may be distant.
Therefore, before reaching there,
based on the risk management concept in the product manual,
it is best to firmly seize profits using a risk-reward ratio as the base.
↓ 1-minute chart ↓
If you want to trade like this,
please watch until the end.
Please look at the following image.
This is the 1-minute chart of GOLD on Monday of this week (2025-06-02).
It has risen sharply in just one day.
Watching this kind of wave,
“I want to ride a big wave.”
“If I could ride a wave like this, the risk-reward would be the best.”
“I want to make a lot of money.”
Thinking that, you’re just biting your nails and watching…
Even if you devise a strategy, you can’t seem to realize it…
If you’re reading this and you’re troubled by not being able to ride such waves,
please read the following article!
A method to solve itwill be shared!
So, how to aim.
A method easy for beginners to imagine is
“Aim for the big wave while using lower time frames”
I think this is the strategy.
Please look at the following image.
I displayed the earlier rise on the 15-minute chart andapplied a white frame area.
Let’s observe the wave movement.
※From here, wave drawing varies by person, so please use this as reference.
As drawn in yellow lines, waves are forming on the 15-minute chart.
Since the 15-minute chart is 15 times the size of the 1-minute chart,
if you can capture even one wave, you can aim for a high risk-reward ratio.
Let’s check this on the 1-minute chart.
On the 1-minute chart, waves are forming as shown by the red line.
“I understand the wave movement, but how exactly do I enter?”
There may be questions like this.
Let’s verify several widely known methods.
For example, using Dow Theory or line trading,
it’s a simple form, but it seems possible to perform such analysis.
Because analysis methods and wave interpretation depend on the individual,
the above example is just a sample,
and beginners may find it difficult.
Also, when using widely used moving averages,
you may become more confused.
※ Short-term: 20 SMA & EMA
※ Mid-term: 50 SMA & EMA
※ Long-term: 200 SMA & EMA
※ Refer to numbers often seen in books, online articles, videos, etc.
Nevertheless, those who have achieved results may think this way:
・It is important to narrow down the methods you use and train
・Use indicators to set standards for wave interpretation
・Know winning and losing patterns well
・Study by repeatedly looking at various entry points
etc...
Indeed, there are many ways to profit in financial markets,
and starting with focusing on one method and mastering it
is not a discredited approach; it’s rather a shortcut.
However, how long it takes your time,
whether that method is truly best for you,
even if you research a lot, the average risk-reward may be “-1 : +1.5”
and the win rate may be around 55%.
Some may say “as long as there’s profit, that’s fine.”
However, if you can change a situation where you’re not satisfied despite your effort,
there’s nothing better than that, I think.
In markets, macros show many similar shapes, but
micro-wise, similar shapes do not repeat,
and there will be times when you need to think over each occurrence.
Of course, it’s wonderful to seek a method that suits you.
However, being able to profit while further discovering a method that suits you
can create a very meaningful trading environment.
If I use the system I’m developing, “Moko Tetsu Mamoru,”
in the previous market, with a “simple 4-step” you can
enter as shown in the image below.
↓ 15-minute chart ↓
↓ 1-minute chart ↓
↓ Full view of the 1-minute chart ↓
If you’re curious about the system details,
I would be grateful if you could view them at the URL below.