At my own pace, at home. My encounter with FX created a new daily life for me. What sparked my interest in investing was the first cryptocurrency bubble. Back then I was doing on-site work,忙しく working every day. Amidst that, I saw close friends expanding new possibilities triggered by cryptocurrency. “I want to challenge something different from what I’ve done until now.” That thought became the reason I started FX. The first thing I tried was a contrarian method aiming for the Bollinger Bands ±3σ touch. “I’ve moved this much, it should come back soon.” I thought so and entered, but the market didn’t move as I wished. Right after entering, it moved against me, or after I cut losses it began to move in the predicted direction. I have faced many frustrating experiences. Still, I didn’t give up on FX, using my spare time to watch charts and gradually accumulate verifications. What I realized then was, ## Rather than forcing against the market, ## think in line with the big trend. With this realization as a trigger, my thinking gradually shifted from a contrarian focus to following the trend with a momentum-following approach. Where does the market flow begin? At what timing is it easier to enter? In what scenarios should one wait instead of trading aggressively? I have built my own trading rules by verifying each one. Currently, based on these experiences, I am developing MT5-compatible indicators and trading-support tools. What I aim for is not a “magical tool” that lets anyone profit effortlessly. I want to make the market flow easier to see, organize decisions when you’re unsure, and reduce hasty entries and unnecessary trades even a little. In this way, I aim to quietly support a trader’s judgment. Sipping coffee at home while watching charts, researching the market at my preferred times. Thanks to starting FX, I was able to encounter a new world I had never known before. Of course, the market isn’t easy. There are days when things don’t go well and days when I skip trades. Even so, I believe it’s important not to be driven by emotions, but to face the market in line with one’s own rules. If you also, “Entries go against me after I enter” “I can’t grasp the market flow well” “I’m unsure when the right timing to enter is” If you’re carrying such concerns, my accumulated experience and research might provide some small hints. Face the market at your preferred time, in your own pace, in your favorite place. I would be glad if the tools I developed could help you trade more calmly and enjoyably.