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Good morning everyone.
Yesterday's USD/JPY moved with a range of about 1 yen.
It formed highs during London time and lows during New York time.
In other words, the price in Japanese time became the indicator.
When it's time to trade and you sit in your chair, first check the highest and lowest prices up to today.
In simple terms, it’s either trading within that high-low range or breaking out to one side—the two choices.
This helps narrow down your stance.
USD/JPY 1-hour chart
Look at the chart in your usual way.
＊What the billionaire traders who scalp know before trading.
・Know if it's buy or sell right now
・If it's a buy now, billionaire long break line
・If it's a sell now, billionaire short break line
These three give you an advantage that you already know before trading.
This is basically winning in plain terms, but as you all know, the market isn't that easy.
But what to do is simple.
If you know something and you act on it, it may turn out to be wrong.
That mistake isn't your fault; the market simply moved that way.
For example, the pullback was deeper than expected, you cut losses a bit more than 5 pips.
Then it returned to the original level, so you wait for that pullback again or aim for a breakout to recover the loss.
In general, most trades are like that.
If you try to simply label it as a win or loss, or blame the method or the market, you will never improve at trading.
To improve at trading
you need perseverance to test and you must be able to consistently repeat the same things; the outcome of your results will greatly depend on that.
While Ichiro and Otani may be one-in-a-million players, anyone can do the job of a trader.
Becoming one in a million traders is hard, but earning roughly your own salary is not a big problem.
If you make trading more difficult yourself, try this and that, rule things out, and decide in a dream, you’ll end up with nothing learned and become a losing trader by default, right?
There is a saying that the market is predetermined, and that’s why it is like that.
In other words, don’t be a frog in a well.
Compared to others, it is okay for a trader to be a bit odd...
It requires steady practice, patience, and thinking to achieve that.
But without indicators, many people find it too vague to move forward.
With such things
is available, but with this product, traders must monitor very sensitively...
Always visualize the relationship between the billionaire-trader line and volume.
This alone increases your trading success rate.
Since waiting is the job, just wait at the decided level no matter what.
The excellent thing about the Billionaire Trader chart is that you can confirm both time and price at once.
In other words, there is less to think about.
Whether to aim for a breakout or for a pullback, the direction is already known long ago.
For those with FX experience but lacking results, this product is optimal.
Because you know how you lose, but not how to win.
Once you know how to win, you won't enter where you would lose.
I think you will clearly understand, so I would like you to consider it if you are a troubled trader.
If you think about why you trade FX, to achieve that you need
"skill" is normally required, isn't it?
From my experience, nothing beats skill.
If you only trade successfully today or temporarily, your money will never grow.
What I recommend as a trader are the following three products.
New Billionaire Trader Scalping Volume Plus
FX Trading Not Ordinary Hedging
Exploding Indicator: Turning into a Winning Trader
Indeed.
Thank you for your continued support today as well.
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