I won't make the same mistake again [Yu Kimura]

Last week there were many days when the Heikin-Ashi pattern did not allow entries, so there were only two trades.

New Coin Toss Trading Rules Using Heikin-Ashi

■ Currency pairs and timeframes
Display daily Heikin-Ashi for GBP/JPY

■ Trading rules (updated October 23, 2018)
→ Enter long if the day's Heikin-Ashi is bullish, and short if it is bearish
→ Take profit at 60 pips, stop loss at 50 pips with OCO set
→ Do not trade if the daily Heikin-Ashi is a doji, or if the body is very small

■ Notes
・ Do not hold three or more positions at the same time
・ Do not hold positions in the same direction with price gaps within 50 pips
・ Only one trade per day

■ Others
・In the article, “○ = take profit” and “× = stop loss” are used.
・The initial trade rule is explained in, “Starting the Coin Toss Trade that I Have Been Curious About for a Long Time”
・Please check the most recent trading rules in the latest article.
・This trade started with a rule of buying on the coin toss face and selling on the coin toss back, but at some point the decision to buy or sell began to be determined by the color of the Heikin-Ashi. However, since it remains a continuation of the original idea, the name coin toss has not changed.

・Back issues of this serial column are here(You will be redirected to the FX攻略.com official site)

Trading Results: 1/7 (Mon) – 1/11 (Fri)

January 7 (Mon)

Buy → ×

January 8 (Tue)

Buy → ×

January 9 (Wed)

The body of the Heikin-Ashi was short, so I skipped.

January 10 (Thu)

Heikin-Ashi was a small candlestick, so I skipped.

January 11 (Fri)

This is something I certainly cannot enter.

Last week there were 0 wins and 2 losses. Total is 15 wins and 24 losses. Not close to 200 trades yet. I want to go further!

Reopening both-sides swaps with solid defense

At the start of the year, I tasted a humiliating defeat (lol) on the both-sides swap, but I restarted on January 10.

This time I placed OCO orders to close both the long position on Hirose Trading and the short position on DMM FX, so even if prices move sharply, both accounts will be settled at the current rate. There is no FX gain or loss impact. Safe and sound.

It looks like this below.

• Stop loss on Hirose buy position = Take profit on DMM sell position
• Stop loss on DMM sell position = Take profit on Hirose buy position

Using Loss Cut Navi’s batch loss calculation tool makes it easy to know the rate at which a forced loss occurs, which is convenient.

＜Reference＞
http://losscut-navi.net/simulate/

If you set this properly, the maximum loss can be kept to about 8,800 yen including the spread.

Bonus

A while ago, I went to Mac Show live. It was fun with classic rock like Carole!

Yu Kizato (Kizato Yuu) Profile

Approximately 10 years in FX. Does not use meticulous technical analysis; aims for profit through probability theory and psychology. Also secure compounding via swap carry trade. A free-spirited person who loves spirituality and music. Based in Tokyo.

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