From GogoJungle"Mass Psychology Trading" has been listed, and thanks to your support, it has received high praise from many traders. As you know, "Mass Psychology Trading" reveals original discretionary methods for time frames from minute scalping to day trading.And now, with great anticipation, I will be releasing a second installment featuring second scalping techniques.Although both are in the realm of FX, I believe that day trading and scalping are entirely different. "Then, why did I decide to reveal second scalping techniques?" I will carefully explain the reasons behind this, so I would appreciate it if you could read the explanation below. In the main content, I have also revealed secret settings that should be applied specifically for second scalping.Just knowing and incorporating this can help you recover the cost of the educational materials in seconds. While it is known that there are many billion-dollar traders among FX second scalpers, their methods have been shrouded in mystery, making it feel like grasping at clouds. What do they look at and where do they trade? Are they watching ticks? What indicators are they using on MT4?There are second scalpers who do live streams on YouTube, but they never reveal the charts they are actually looking at.Someone secretly told me that what we are shown are charts prepared for streaming. Even if you try to imitate them, who seem to be entering trades randomly, most people will end up getting slapped back and forth, quickly depleting their funds. That’s why I believe there is value in revealing what I see on the charts, my perspective, entry timing, and so on for second scalping...Honestly, I hesitated to share my chart settings, but I decided to publish them because without doing so, there would be no value in presenting this as a second scalping educational material.Since my debut work, "Mass Psychology Trading" has been highly regarded by many traders, I thought it would be disrespectful to the buyers to cut corners this time. Therefore, I believe many traders will be pleased.By revealing this know-how, I think we can find a clear winning path in the second scalping realm, which until now has been shrouded in mystery with no clear methods or educational materials.Above all, the advantage of scalping is that "the outcome is determined immediately." It’s a matter of accumulating wins in each moment, and there’s no worry of holding onto large unrealized losses that keep you awake at night. Since you trade multiple times, even if you lose, you can quickly recover in the next trade. This aspect is highly appealing for traders who have limited time or are short-tempered, as anyone can take on the challenge. Now, let me explain how to win in such scalping step by step.Why did I decide to reveal second scalping techniques?Many FX traders might think, "With scalping, I can trade casually whenever I want, regardless of time." However, that is not entirely accurate.In reality, second scalping requires significantly longer monitoring time than day trading.You don’t need to go to the office or ride a crowded train, but frankly speaking, scalping is a demanding job. If you truly want to win, it’s not something you can do casually."Mass Psychology Trading" explains that in day trading, you can somewhat predict when chart patterns will form, so the monitoring time isn’t that long. Just checking the charts during your spare moments can yield an 80% win rate.However, in second scalping, entry timing comes in an instant, so you need to monitor the screen for a considerable amount of time, gripping the mouse tightly and waiting for opportunities.Second scalping is about accumulating small pips, and losing is common, so you need to ensure you make a profit overall throughout the day. Therefore, it’s only natural that second scalping is a trading style that puts both mental and physical strain on you. If we were to compare, it would look something like this.That said, the ability to trade at your preferred time is undoubtedly a reason for releasing this second scalping educational material. This is because, "Mass Psychology Trading" has received the most questions from GogoJungle traders regarding trading time since its release.I received an overwhelming number of these questions.I strongly felt that many people want to achieve results in FX within limited trading hours.Even if your trading time is limited, if you can find opportunities and trade even once in a short time, you can increase your funds with an 80% win rate, which is the method explained in "Mass Psychology Trading". Of course, my thinking hasn’t changed since then. This is because the more you increase your entry frequency and forcefully look for opportunities, the lower your win rate in FX will inevitably become.One trade is better than ten trades, and a 15-minute chart is better than a 1-minute chart in terms of ensuring a win rate.However, like those who asked questions, I too have found that there are many days when my trading hours are limited due to personal circumstances. This led me to explore a trading style in scalping.The second scalping technique I developed through repeated trading is something I can confidently present as a reliable method for steadily increasing funds, following "Mass Psychology Trading." This is a method that can steadily increase funds. There are no proper books or educational materials on second scalping.As I mentioned at the beginning, day trading and second scalping are completely different. The moment you sit in front of your computer, you need to switch your mindset. Originally, I mainly traded minute scalping to day trading, but in establishing the second scalping method, I explored various information on social media, books, and educational materials.Unfortunately, there were no properly structured know-how available.First, materials that claim to average 10 pips or 20 pips in a single second scalping trade are generally considered fraudulent.I have never met such second scalpers, nor have I personally heard of them. (Of course, this can be done in day trading.) Second scalping involves putting in as much margin as possible and continuously acquiring small pips with high lots. Billion-dollar traders invest large amounts of capital, so even if they can only gain 1-2 pips in one trade, it becomes significant profit, and there are trades that can extend to 10 pips, which is common knowledge.Conversely, if the chart moves against you, you can instantly incur the same amount of loss. The fact that you can average 10 pips or 20 pips means that you can also average the same amount of retracement, so traders who can constantly bear this loss are likely trading with small capital or in demo accounts.Therefore, whether in profit or loss, being able to extend to an average of 10 pips or 20 pips in second scalping is an abnormal value, and if it were possible, it would indicate a considerable special ability. Next, I believe that educational materials explaining second scalping methods relying on specific signal tools or indicators are also unreliable methods. This is because all of these are "lagging indicators."In second scalping, where entry timing is determined by the real-time movement of candlesticks, it is impossible to enter based on signal tools.Second scalping relies on reflexes. Holding the mouse in the same position for too long can lead to shoulder tension and fatigue, and it’s a world where your eyes become tired and bloodshot, so there’s no way you can casually say, "Let’s enter when the signal comes out."The fact that someone can introduce such methods without hesitation is evidence that they are not competing with high lots. Additionally, there have been methods like, "Set this indicator, and if it breaks this line, it’s a trend-following trade," but the logic behind choosing that indicator was unclear, and I couldn’t find any convincing basis for entry.Even if they claim to rely on indicators for entry, many of these methods lack a basis, and personally, I feel it’s no different from rolling dice to decide on entries.Even in books by second scalpers who claim to earn billions, the crucial details of their methods are often missing. Ultimately, their methods remain shrouded in mystery. While there may be simple explanations of the methods, such as, "When it breaks the high, buy," "When it breaks the round number, it runs," I felt that these are just obvious things that any intermediate or advanced trader would know.With just this, I don’t think it’s possible to increase funds. While anyone can do scalping, increasing funds through second scalping is not that easy. Traders who wanted to know detailed scalping methods would likely find themselves in a state of indigestion.Based on these research results regarding books and materials on second scalping, I have come to the conclusion that "two things can be said." One is that there are no structured educational materials taught by truly successful billion-dollar scalpers (meaning the methods are kept secret among peers). The other is that even among traders who continue to win in scalping, many are winning based on intuition from experience, and that verbalizing that intuition is difficult and often impossible.These are the two points. Therefore, I feel there is value in verbalizing my know-how and formalizing it into a method, and I have continued to accumulate trading in second scalping alongside day trading. This is the background to how I structured this educational material. By the way, even though I have established a method specifically for second scalping, the underlying principles are still based on "Mass Psychology Trading." "I would like to see an example of an entry point."When I released my debut work, "Mass Psychology Trading.", I received feedback asking for "just one example of an entry point illustrated." That’s certainly a valid point; it would make it easier to visualize the method, and I reflected on that. So, I thought I would do that in this "Professional Second Scalping." For example, I will enter at points like this.However, if I show a 1-minute chart saying, "I entered here," the response might be, "Okay, I understand, but why there?" which could lead to confusion about the reasoning. If it’s a 15-minute chart, showing an example of an entry point might make sense to those who understand it to some extent. However, 1-minute scalping is different. The question "Huh? Why there?" might arise, and to provide a single entry example, various illustrations and explanations would ultimately be necessary.Moreover, I observe candlestick movements on MT4 from overseas brokers and execute trades on the management screen of domestic brokers. I have several indicators (free) set up on MT4, and by observing those alongside candlestick movements, I determine entry timing in real-time.

I would like to say it coolly, but unfortunately, I don’t think that alone will yield profits.

At least, that was my experience. Thus, simply showing an entry point on a completed chart seems to have little meaning in scalping.Win Rate and Risk-Reward RatioIt seems that "win rate" is a favorite term among traders who can’t win, but I anticipate many questions will arise, so I will explain it in advance. First of all, the win rate in scalping is, of course, significantly lower than in day trading. I am the same. Even for billion-dollar scalpers, the average win rate is around 40-60%, and at most, it reaches about 70%. As for the second scalping method I will introduce, if you strictly select your entry points, the average win rate settles around 60-70%. On days when I feel I didn’t select well and entered trades, the win rate is 50-60%.However, as experienced traders know, even with this win rate, funds can steadily increase.The risk-reward ratio is about 1:1.5 to 1:2 (loss amount: profit amount). I don’t know the actual situation of traders who win tens of billions, but I believe that second scalpers who generate several million yen in monthly profits will have similar figures to mine on average. As I will explain in the main content, in FX, the more you increase your trading frequency, the lower your win rate becomes. Since second scalping involves gaining small pips in each trade, you want to ensure the number of trades to increase profits, but how well you can endure and select trades carefully is also an important technique for increasing funds.How to bridge this paradox is key to steadily increasing funds in second scalping. Waiting for moments when distortions occurI anticipate that I might receive questions like, "Please tell me even a little about the method." So, I will answer in advance. In FX, you can only enter either "sell" or "buy." Therefore, if you randomly choose between "sell" or "buy" and keep repeating that, your win rate should eventually converge to 50%. In other words, in second scalping, regardless of whether you choose "sell" or "buy," the win rate should be the same in the long run. Even among second scalpers who win big, many have a win rate around 50%, so this is a verifiable truth. However, that alone will not increase your funds. Why is that? Many traders struggle with cutting losses, which relates to the risk-reward ratio, but in FX, even with a 50% win rate, you can end up losing due to spreads.Therefore, you must strive to maximize profits while minimizing losses and simultaneously work to raise your win rate to 60%.The key point for this is, waiting for moments when distortions occur. The direction of the chart, whether it will go up or down, is usually unclear in most situations. Therefore, if you start making trades at random points, your funds will inevitably decrease in FX. The principle of "not trading in uncertain areas" is a fundamental rule for winning in discretionary trading, but in second scalping, it is crucial to strongly adhere to this principle.In the main content, I will introduce situations where distortions occur on the chart.Distortions occur when the probability that should converge to a 50% win rate is skewed, significantly favoring movement in one direction. While there is no such thing as a 100% win rate, it is important to continue trading in areas where this probability is skewed. Keeping this moment in mind, waiting and entering instantly is the essence of "Professional Second Scalping."It may not sound that impressive when put into words, but second scalping is simply the accumulation of these moments.As I have already mentioned, it is important to want to ensure the number of trades to increase profits in second scalping, but how well you can endure and select trades carefully is a crucial technique for increasing funds.Like a sniper, the key is to aim carefully while ensuring that you can maintain that frequency.It may sound contradictory, but I believe that traders who are seriously engaged in second scalping will nod in agreement.Steps to Correct Bad Habits of Traders Who Can’t Win in ScalpingAdditionally, in the main content, I will introduce steps to correct the bad habits of traders who can’t win in scalping. Many traders who start scalping with capital of 200,000 or 300,000 yen struggle to increase their funds. This is related to techniques such as entry timing, but the long-term mindset when engaging in trading also significantly influences this.Therefore, I hope that those who want to win big in second scalping will definitely practice the bad habit correction steps.So... If you have read this far and are interested, I hope you will take a look at the educational materials.I am confidently releasing all the methods to win in second scalping.I will also include a Q&A section below, but if you have any questions before purchasing, feel free to contact me via private message.Q&AQ. Are there any restrictions on currency pairs? A. No. The logic applies to all major currency pairs. However, considering it’s second scalping, the currency pairs will naturally be limited. Q. How many times do you trade in a day? A. I think this question comes from someone who has never done scalping, but it varies by day. At most, it’s a few dozen times, and personally, I rarely exceed 100 times. Of course, it also depends on the trading time and the trader's personality. Q. Can you trade at any time? A. Yes, it is possible. Q. What time frame do you use? A. 1-minute chart. Q. Do you have any recommended currency pairs or brokers? A. I only trade USDJPY (Dollar-Yen) with domestic brokers. In second scalping, the narrowness of the spread is crucial, so there’s no reason to choose a disadvantageous overseas broker. Q. Can someone who can’t monitor the charts all day due to work still do this? A. If you can check the charts after returning home from work or before going to the office, there’s no problem at all. Q. How long does it take to master this method? A. Practical training is essential for scalping. The longer the experience, the more intuitive the price movements become. For those inexperienced in scalping, I recommend monitoring USDJPY (Dollar-Yen) for at least three months. Q. Can you trade using just a smartphone? A. While it is not impossible to trade solely on a smartphone, I have never seen a trader who continuously profits using only a smartphone. If you want to earn, there’s no reason to put yourself in a disadvantageous environment. Q. What is the volume of the material? A. It consists of 54 pages in PDF format. Q. Do you use MT4 or TradingView? A. I use MT4. (Due to GogoJungle's regulations, I cannot disclose the broker's name, but I observe charts on MT4 from overseas brokers.) I determine entry timing by observing charts on MT4 and execute trades on the management screen of domestic brokers. I will explain this in detail in the main content with illustrations. Q. Which should I purchase first, "Mass Psychology Trading" or "Professional Second Scalping"? A. It depends on the investment style you aim for. If you want to steadily gain 20 pips with 1-2 trades a day, go for "Mass Psychology Trading." If you want to check charts during spare moments and accumulate pips, then "Professional Second Scalping" is the way to go. Q. Do you utilize tools like order books? A. I have tried various paid and free tools, but ultimately settled on methods that do not use them. Q. Do you use averaging down? A. I rarely do, but it’s not strictly prohibited. Depending on the trader's personality and capital, it can be a viable strategy. I will explain this in detail in the main content.

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