Scalping logic completed in a few minutes

I am a Candlestick FX trader.

“The market is always changing.”

Understanding this in the true sense may take some time.
It might take a little while.

When I was losing repeatedly,
I had a hard time realizing this.

The turning point was that,
despite having excellent results in past tests,
when I actually traded live,
the results were completely different from the tests,
and I experienced this many times.

Was my testing method wrong?
Or was it just that the market happened to be bad during live trading?

I considered many things, but
after calmly thinking, I realized that, even if markets look similar,
the exact same market will never visit twice.

Once you realize this, it becomes obvious, but
few people notice it.

People tend to place heavy importance on past test results and data,
and think that since they achieved excellent results in the past,
they should be able to achieve the same in the future.

This might be similar to the recent abnormal weather.

When you think of the rainy season, you might picture light drizzle in the past,
but nowadays, every year rains warnings wake from somewhere,
and disasters escalate into disaster levels.

As for temperatures, until recently
the limit was around 35 degrees,
but now it climbs to 39 or 40 degrees
and has become not uncommon.

Even if you can live without air conditioning in summer,
it has become a very dangerous act now.

If you continue living the same as before
and cannot adapt to current temperatures,
it can lead to life-threatening consequences.

And the phenomena once called abnormal weather
will eventually become normal.

In markets, too, past norms
change without us noticing,
and what used to be considered abnormal movements
becomes normal now,
and there are many such instances.

This is something you really notice when you watch the market every day:
the market is constantly changing.

From this, I stopped overvaluing past markets and
now focus on the market in front of me and trade accordingly.


And by changing my approach like this,
I started to win more.

The market changes, but human instinct does not.

Greed and fear are always intertwined in price formation.

By leveraging this greed and fear,
the logic that targets the gaps is
“TACO Trade FX Logic”will be.

This is a scalping logic that targets the moment when price is distorted by human greed and fear.
And it is further distilled into a fully non-discretionary form.

Let's see what kind of trades it actually becomes.



This is today’s“TACO Trade FX Logic”Trades.





For about an hour, overall+120.4 pipswas captured.

There were about seven trading opportunities in that hour.

Since the number of trades is quite high,
even those who can only glance at charts briefly
for instance for an hour before bed, or even 30 minutes,
can still identify opportunities and turn them into profit.

And those who have already tried it have expressed great satisfaction.



- This can enable many trades, so even someone with little time can use it.
I’m grateful to have discovered this method.

- Huh? Is it really this simple?
Because the logic hits the essence, I’m confident I can keep using it forever.

- It’s been fun turning profits with gold!
After a few trades, reaching 100 pips is easy more often than not!

And there are many other messages as well.

Especially for those who had little time or who previously used rule-based signals or EAs that tried to quantify past markets,
we have received many happy responses.


No matter how excellent the past performance,
as the market changes, it can become unusable in an instant.

This is something I myself learned the hard way many times.

If you don’t realize this, you never escape the “logics-hunting” pit.


What endures long-term is
logic that leverages human instincts,
and by obtaining this,
you can graduate from chasing logic and gain a skill you can use for life.