Flower Field Investment Method! Simpleton Investment Philosophy and Market Perspective

Wait for the opportunity to come, just standby ~orz

After the setup is complete, wait for the timing when the big players anticipate locking in profits, and strike at that moment. Then, considering how the candlesticks move against the Ichimoku Cloud, make the final investment decision.

The reason for aiming at the big players' setup is that they often push prices up aggressively to targets, and even after a big rise they cause sharp fluctuations so they can lock in profits, making it an easy market to profit from.

In my case, if I judge we’re in a bottom price range, I probe with an MACD golden cross. If a double bottom is confirmed, I add on. If the price makes a new near-term low, I cut losses. And then wait for the next chance.

Something like that, you know ヽ(゜◇゜ )ノ

The time has come! When the big players launch an assault, the volatility is extreme without exception, and the price movement tends to swing violently, making it easy to profit.

To read the big players’ intention, you have to consider the fundamental factors and technical elements available to individual investors. In my case, I read the big players’ motives by how price moves in relation to the Ichimoku Cloud. Well, in practice I decide the timing of trades using candlesticks and moving averages, but… either way, the big players’ movements are undoubtedly drawn on the chart.

If you can’t imagine the big players’ motives, you’ll just lose (o^-')b

It’s been nicely cooked (ノ゜Д゜) yoshiyaaaa

Since my investment policy is to follow the trend, once I actually take a position I stay on the sidelines until the trend reverses.

And I keep waiting until buy/sell signals light up.

In the high-price range, take half profits on a MACD dead cross. Confirm a double top and take the rest. If you end up with no position, wait for the next opportunity, something like that ヽ(゜◇゜ )ノ

Be careful not to cut losses when you misread the big players’ motives. It’s good to base decisions on high/low prices and then consider the moving averages and the Ichimoku Cloud.