★☆Must-See☆★ How to find winning entry points when the market moves randomly

Hello, I am MaZeL.

To investors and traders, and to those who are thinking of starting to invest, nice to meet you.

Yesterday, I returned to Japan after finishing my stay abroad.

Over the past few weeks, I had meaningful discussions with various people and gained a lot of insights that will help my future investment activities.

From now on, among what I have learned, I would like to publish articles about the "essence of the market," "ways of thinking to win," and "how to survive,"

so that they can be useful for your trading as well.

I will publish as much as possible in future Investment Navigator+ articles.

Three perspectives to take on random markets

Let's get to the point.

As you all know, the market is an extremely difficult place to predict.

The element of randomness is always present, and we cannot confidently predict not only tomorrow's moves but even the movement a minute from now.

In particular, the Forex market differs greatly in nature from stock or cryptocurrency markets.

Stocks have many relatively predictable elements such as a company's growth and earnings, and cryptocurrencies have elements like technological advancement and future potential.

However, the Forex market intertwines unpredictable factors such as global conditions, each country's monetary policy, and geopolitical risks, resulting in higher randomness.

Three viewpoints to find a “winning entry point”

In such an unpredictable market, how should one find a “winning entry point”?

One of the guiding ideas is to look at three perspectives: direction, momentum, and room for growth.

• Direction: In which direction is the market likely to move? Uptrend or downtrend? (Or a range?)

• Momentum: Is the force in that direction strong or weak?

• Room for growth: From the current price, how much room is there to extend profits?

If you think of these three elements as two-choice options like yes/no, there are eight possible combinations by simple calculation.

But real markets are not that simple.

Multiple events intertwine in complex ways and change moment by moment.

How can we simplify this complex thought process and make it reproducible?

This has been the challenge I, a former AI developer, have faced daily.

Make complex thinking simple. Four steps to victory

That is why I developed a system that automates this complex judgment and lets anyone easily find “easy-to-win entry points.”

This system follows a very straightforward four steps, enabling you to identify high-probability entry points.

If you would like to learn more about this system, please take a look below.

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