Hello, I am SETrader, a professional trader.Tips for scalping to turn 10,000 yen into 1,000,000 yen have been thoroughly explained and I decided to commercialize this theme. You can reach 1,000,000 yen in about three months, and once you learn the tips for scalping, it can be simply achieved. To achieve this, you need about 50 pips per trading day. For 40,000 currency units, that's about 20,000 yen per day. With this amount, you can cover the living expenses of a single person or a family, and even if not, having an extra 20,000 yen a day would significantly change your life. That amounts to 400,000 yen a month. It may sound difficult, but once you acquire the skills of scalping, aiming for about 20,000 yen a day is feasible. For those who do not usually do scalping, it may seem difficult because you have to make instant judgments. Indeed, scalping is a trading method where you hold positions for only a few seconds to a few minutes, making instant judgments crucial. But don't worry! As long as you have a clear criterion for when to enter, you will be able to make those instant judgments. In "Full-time FX Logic," I explain where you should enter for scalping, clarifying your judgment criteria. I will also explain the precautions for scalping, so please read until the end. The term scalping is something you may have heard many times. However, I believe some of you may wonder if there really is a winning method, so I will explain it thoroughly.FX trading methods can be divided into three types. This classification is based on the difference in the time spent on a single trade. One of these is scalping. There is swing trading, which takes several days or weeks, and day trading, which completes trades within a day. In contrast, scalping is a trading method that completes entry to exit in a very short time frame of a few seconds to a few minutes. Because the time is so short, the profit margin for each trade is also small. In "Full-time FX Logic," we accumulate profits by repeating these scalping trades many times. When I was seriously into scalping, I sometimes executed over 100 trades in a day.The advantages of "Full-time FX Logic" are that there are many trading opportunities, it can be done with about an hour of free time, there is no stress unique to holding positions, and you are not caught up in price movements due to weekly rollovers or economic indicators. These points can be highlighted."Full-time FX Logic" offers many trading opportunities and allows you to earn even in a short time. Of course, it is also influenced by the time of day, but you can aim for sufficient profits even with just one hour a day. Additionally, there is unique stress when holding positions. Especially when you are in a losing position, it can be hard to get it out of your mind even when doing other things. "Full-time FX Logic" eliminates such issues.Yes, it is attractive! Furthermore, there is no worry about unexpected currency fluctuations due to sudden news on weekends or unexpected price movements due to economic indicators. These are the advantages. Of course, there are also disadvantages.The disadvantages of scalping are that mental control is difficult and unique skills for scalping are required. Mental control can particularly become a bottleneck. While it is important in day trading and swing trading, it becomes even more crucial in scalping. If you cannot manage your mental state well, you may end up taking profits as scalping and cutting losses as day trading, or you may easily fall into a severe case of overtrading. If you fail to enter, you must quickly and mechanically cut your losses, and there is no room to dwell on that loss. Because there are many trading opportunities, you might feel the urge to recover losses or greedily enter trades even when there is no opportunity, easily falling into the overtrading trap. Moreover, since scalping inherently involves a high number of trades, if you fall into overtrading, it can lead to serious issues due to holding onto losing positions. To succeed in scalping, you must trade like a machine, discarding emotions. To consistently earn profits from scalping,

unique techniques are necessary. For example, taking MACD as an example, normally, you would wait for a golden cross or a dead cross, but when the candlestick is moving, you do not enter until the candlestick is confirmed. However, in scalping, you do not wait for the candlestick to be confirmed. That would be too late to enter. Please understand that without using such unique techniques, scalping cannot be easily mastered. Also, when trading with an FX company, those with wide spreads are not suitable for scalping. Since the profit margin for trades is small, the spread takes up a large portion. Common scalping trading methods include those using signal tools or breakouts, but "Full-time FX Logic" is a method using candlesticks that has a high reproducibility and is easy for beginners to imitate.

The timeframes used are 1-minute and 15-minute charts. By using the 1-minute and higher timeframe of 15 minutes, it becomes easier to analyze the market. The actual entries, profit-taking, and stop-losses are done on the 1-minute chart. By entering on the 1-minute chart in the direction of the trend shown on the 15-minute chart, the win rate increases. You find currency pairs where the trends of the 15-minute and 1-minute charts align, and when the conditions of the 1-minute candlestick are met in the direction of the 15-minute trend, you start trading. The actual entry is done on the 1-minute chart. After entering, you only need to watch the 1-minute chart. I mentioned finding currency pairs where the trends of the 15-minute and 1-minute charts align, but it is recommended to look for major currency pairs. Such as USD/JPY, EUR/USD, GBP/USD, EUR/GBP, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, AUD/JPY, NZD/JPY, GOLD. Also, initially, 10,000 currency units is sufficient. I trade with 40,000 currency units, but once you get used to it, you can trade with 100,000 or 1,000,000 currency units at your discretion. Furthermore, with 100,000 or 1,000,000 currency units, even 50 pips a day can lead to significant profits. I have also traded with 1,000,000 currency units, which led to substantial earnings. Now, let's explain the flow of trading while looking at the chart. First, we check the trend direction on the 15-minute chart. For example, the next chart shows the 15-minute and 1-minute charts from September 13.

By looking at the candlesticks on the 15-minute chart displayed on the right, you can see which direction the price is moving. And by looking at past shapes, you can quickly determine whether the current market is trending or ranging. In this case, the market is trending downwards. A downward trend was occurring. The role of the 15-minute chart ends here. Next, we look at the 1-minute chart. The left chart in the previous image is the 1-minute chart. Let's zoom in on this part.

The parts marked with stars have all been profitable. Seeing this makes it look easy to gain profits. The yellow square area is where we could avoid entering. Since we know the trend direction, if the price moves against it, we can avoid unnecessary entries. The results were as follows.

+13.2 pips

+19.0 pips

+26.3 pips

-5.5 pips

+5.3 pips Due to the significant downward trend, we primarily took profits of +5 to +15 pips, and we were able to secure even more than that. In total, it amounted to 58.3 pips. What makes this possible is the candlestick. When used correctly, there is nothing more reassuring than this. The candlestick shows when to enter and take profits. Although simply using candlesticks is important, knowing the correct way to use them is crucial. In "Full-time FX Logic," we aim to earn 50 pips a day using candlesticks. We are consistently achieving this every day.

Originally, I was skilled at trading using various indicators and signal tools. However, when I thought about a simpler way to trade, I began researching how to trade using the charts provided by FX companies on smartphones. Through continuous testing and development, I found that 1-minute candlesticks are the most effective for entry and exit. However, candlesticks also have their drawbacks. That is, they cannot predict large trends like trends. In other words, while you can accurately enter using candlesticks, you need other methods to analyze the preceding and following trends or larger flows. Therefore, I combined them with the 15-minute chart. If you only look at one timeframe, you will lose sight of the overall larger flow. I also tested 5-minute and 1-hour charts, but the 5-minute chart is too short, making it easy to lose sight of the continuation of trends. On the other hand, the 1-hour chart makes it difficult to notice trend reversals. These are the drawbacks. Thus, by using the 15-minute chart, which is most compatible with the 1-minute chart, I became able to win effectively. The 15-minute chart allows for the continuation of trends and the identification of ranging markets, as well as predicting quick trend reversals. Therefore, I found that entering on the 1-minute chart in the direction indicated by the 15-minute chart is effective. In the beginning, when entering or exiting on the 1-minute chart, I used multiple technical indicators like moving averages, MACD, and RSI for analysis, but by using only candlesticks and adding my unique trading rules, I became able to win consistently. Of course, since it is a 1-minute chart, you do not aim for large profits in one go, but rather accumulate profits of about +5 to +15 pips multiple times, which generates about 50 pips a day. With 40,000 currency units, I was able to maintain a profit of 20,000 yen per day. This effective method is commercialized as "Full-time FX Logic."

In FX, there are times when you win and increase profits, and times when you lose and incur losses. However, it is said that only about 10-20% of people can win in FX. It is essential to understand why such results occur in the first place. A report analyzing customer trading trends at a certain FX company was published. It highlighted the characteristics of winning and losing traders. Winning traders tend to: - Take profits above a certain level or extend them - Thoroughly cut losses On the other hand, losing traders tend to: - Take profits immediately when they are in the green - Wait for a return when they are in a losing position In other words, there is a difference between the 10-20% of winning traders and the 80% of losing traders. In the US, about 60% of traders are said to be winning, while about 40% are losing. There is a difference compared to Japan. The reason is that in the US, when they incur a loss, they quickly cut it = avoid unpleasant things and when they have profits, they extend them = continue good things. On the other hand, Japanese people tend to think that when they incur a loss, they wait for a return = endure unpleasant things and when they have profits, they take them immediately = quickly gain good things. First, we must discard this way of thinking. In fact, Japan has one of the best FX trading environments in the world compared to overseas. This is because there are currency pairs with spreads of 0.2 pips or 0.3 pips, and the execution speed is ultra-fast. In other words, in terms of fees and trading systems, the environment for winning is in place. Ideally, it should be that 50% of people are winning and 50% are losing. Instead of seeking various methods like searching for the Holy Grail, I hope you will first change your way of thinking about FX. What I often do is assume I have 100,000 yen as capital. If I increase it to +100,000 yen, the total capital becomes 200,000 yen. In other words, whether the increased +100,000 yen increases or decreases from here, it does not hurt the original capital at all. The problem is that many people consider the increased profit as part of their original capital, leading to stressful trades and trades where they cannot cut losses. I do not worry about it because once my original capital of 100,000 yen increases by +10,000 or +100,000, any decrease outside of the original capital does not hurt, so I try not to care. Thinking this way reduces trading stress, allowing me to cut losses without hesitation and increase profits. And once I have increased my capital to a certain extent, I can withdraw from my account and focus on increasing it again. Perhaps because of this, I often trade with 40,000 currency units, but I have been able to maintain a profit of +20,000 yen every day.

To confirm the effects of trading, let's look at the charts further. The next chart shows the 15-minute and 1-minute charts from the night of September 13. The 15-minute chart showed a continuing upward trend. I also checked whether the candlesticks on the 15-minute chart were bullish or bearish.

Next, I will enter on the 1-minute chart on the left above. The star marks indicate entry points. In "Full-time FX Logic," unique trading rules are incorporated for entry and exit points. As a result, I can continue trading with a high win rate. This is explained in detail in the trading manual. Now, the results at the star marks were as follows.

+7.8 pips

+7.2 pips

+5.6 pips

-1.2 pips In about an hour, the total was 19.4 pips, which amounted to 7,760 yen with 40,000 currency units. The upward trend's momentum slightly weakened, resulting in a profit of about 20 pips, which is quite good. With a win rate of about 80%, there is a 20% chance of losing. Even so, because I thoroughly cut losses, I managed to keep the losses minimal. Conversely, I primarily take profits of +5 to +15 pips. How does that sound? I believe you now understand why I can win every day!

A friend trader of mine also used the candlestick chart and increased his assets to the point where he could buy a house in a few years. He has over 10 years of experience in FX and has survived the turbulent times in currency trading. Initially, he was also confused, searching for various Holy Grail methods by lining up many indicators. He became successful when he started simply looking at the chart with candlesticks. By the time he completed his trading method, he was winning every day. At that time, I had an opportunity to talk about trading, so I will share that episode.

【The Difference Between Winning and Losing Traders in FX】 In FX, there are both winning and losing traders. What exactly is the difference? He answered. In FX, the exit is as important as the entry. (Me) Is there a good entry method in FX?

(Him) Entry is important in FX, but exit is even more important.

(Me) But many people search for methods to win at entry, right?

(Him) Entry can be done with signal tools or moving average crosses, but such methods do not work for exits.

You must realize that!

(Me) So what should I do? After that, he presented his thoughts and the data based on them. Many people search for entry methods in FX, but I feel that the focus on exits is relatively low. Indeed, the result's goal = exit is more important than the starting entry! In trading, there are four patterns. - Those who are good at entry and good at exit - Those who are bad at entry but good at exit - Those who are good at entry but bad at exit - Those who are bad at both entry and exit Among these, those who win are those who are good at entry and good at exit - those who are bad at entry but good at exit. That's right. Even if you are bad at entry, if you are good at exit, you can continue to win in FX. Beginners who just started FX are typically bad at both entry and exit. As they grow, many become good at entry but bad at exit. This is where growth tends to stop. Many people tend to focus on entry as the main role and neglect exit. Suppose there is a method with an entry accuracy of 80%. However, if the exit accuracy is only 50%, the capital will decrease. On the other hand, even if the entry accuracy is only 10%, if the exit accuracy is above 50%, the capital will naturally increase. In other words, what I want to say is that the final decision on win rate is made at the exit. I, of course, also focus on entry accuracy. Therefore, I enter in the direction of the strong trend. And for exits, I set profits at +5 to +15 pips and losses within -5 pips. This way, profits can steadily increase. The high entry accuracy of "Full-time FX Logic" allows for achieving profits of +5 to +15 pips. On the other hand, by thoroughly cutting losses within -5 pips, losses do not accumulate. As a result, I can consistently achieve a daily profit of 20,000 yen. When entering, I look at the direction of the higher timeframe = 15-minute chart and enter using the candlesticks on the 1-minute chart. This generates profits. Additionally, there is one more important thing. In investing, "resting" is also essential. In FX, when looking at the chart, it is easy to think about "whether to buy or sell," but "resting is also important." When you think of scalping, you might have the image of continuously buying and selling in front of a PC monitor, but it is not necessarily so. - Do not engage when the market is inactive. - Value each trade. - Confirm the larger economic flow. Only by balancing these can you make a profit. If you thoroughly adhere to this way of thinking, I believe you can steadily increase profits in FX and win every day.

I have explained the contents of "Full-time FX Logic" up to this point, but the specific contents of the manual are as follows. PDF 38 pages It includes a wide range of detailed explanations of trading and examples with images. Contents - Introduction - Preparing for Trading - About Candlesticks - About Higher Timeframes - Chart Settings - Trading Rules - Trading Confirmation Items - Trading Examples - Applied Rules - Summary Specifically, the following contents are included. - Specific Entry Conditions As explained above, by looking at two charts, you will enter using the 1-minute candlesticks in the direction of the higher timeframe. The number of entries per hour is high and efficient. The trading rules are explained with images, so even beginners can approach it with confidence. - Specific Profit-Taking Points Rather than fixed points like 10 pips, I explain suitable profit-taking points according to the market. I aim to maximize profits while minimizing losses. - Specific Stop-Loss Points In trading, cutting losses is the most important. If the market moves against your expectations after entry, I thoroughly cut losses quickly to prepare for the next trade. By thoroughly cutting losses, you can continue trading while minimizing risks. - Actual Trading Examples I will provide chart images to explain how actual trades flow. In such cases, I also give advice on what to do specifically. - About Candlesticks I thoroughly explain the possibilities and correct usage of candlesticks used in trading. Once you understand the effective use of candlesticks, you will be able to continue stable trading. - Correct Use of Higher Timeframes Analyzing higher timeframes is very important. This is because trends and important price levels on longer timeframes significantly impact movements on shorter timeframes. By grasping the trends of higher timeframes, you can trade along the larger flow without being misled by short-term noise or small price fluctuations. I explain the characteristics and roles of higher timeframes in detail. - About Capital Management I explain the appropriate lot sizes and recommended leverage. You will understand the appropriate lot size according to your current capital. - Applied Rules (Additional Version) Once you become accustomed to this logic, I have included an additional version to further improve profits. I explain methods to increase profits more effectively. I will also strive to update the version if additional elements arise. That concludes it. Now, let's see what kind of trades are possible using this logic.

Now, let's look at actual trades. On this day, there was a significant downward trend in USD/JPY. A downward trend was also occurring on the higher timeframe of the 15-minute chart, and I repeatedly entered sell trades in the same direction on the 1-minute chart.

As a result, I was able to significantly increase profits in one day. On average, I made profits of +5 to +15 pips per trade, but there were also trades where I could extend profits further.

If I continued trading for a year, the earnings would look like this.

With an operation of 40,000 currency units and a daily profit target of 20,000 yen, my assets are gradually increasing. Still, from August 2023 to July 2024, it has increased by nearly 3.5 million yen. If I were to operate with 100,000 currency units, it would be 8.75 million yen. With 1,000,000 currency units, it would be ten times that..!! How to determine the trading LOT varies from person to person. Some operate with a few tens of thousands of currency units, while others actively trade with 1,000,000 currency units. The important thing is that as long as you can trade correctly, the LOT size does not matter. Please operate within a reasonable range.

The reason I became able to win steadily in FX is because I have thoroughly cut losses. Previously, I preferred to operate with a 10-pip target. Simply put, I would take profits at 10 pips and cut losses at 10 pips. Even so, if there is a method with a win rate of over 50%, the capital will naturally increase. However, I sought a method that would further reduce losses and extend profits, which led me to "Full-time FX Logic." Since completing this method, I have been operating with up to 1,000,000 currency units, but with larger LOT sizes, it can be nerve-wracking, and setting overly ambitious profit targets can be challenging. So, when I set a profit target of 20,000 yen with 40,000 currency units, I found that I had more mental space and was not bound by time, allowing me to open my smartphone to check charts and increase profits through entry and exit whenever I noticed. For the time being, I will continue with this style!! The important thing is to find a method that suits your trading style and study it. I hope "Full-time FX Logic" becomes a path to success.

Q: Are there any specifications for the trading company or chart to use? A: This time, we will use candlesticks as the main focus, utilizing 15-minute and 1-minute charts. Feel free to use any trading company or chart you prefer. Q: Which currency pairs are suitable for use? A: This trading method is versatile and suitable for currency pairs in FX, GOLD, and even cryptocurrency FX. Q: Can I trade with timeframes other than the 1-minute chart? A: While I explained the combination of 1-minute and 15-minute charts for trading, it is also possible to trade with combinations of 5-minute and 60-minute charts. In that case, the entry and exit rules remain the same. Q: I am a complete beginner with no experience in FX; is that okay? A: I explain what candlesticks are, as well as indicators and definitions, so even if you are unfamiliar with candlesticks, I believe you can learn them. Q: Can I trade using only a smartphone? A: This method can be replicated using the charts of general FX companies, so it is possible to trade using a smartphone. Of course, I am also skilled at trading on a computer. Q: Will this logic still be applicable in the future? A: This logic is based on candlesticks and will adapt to market movements. Unlike signal tools, you will enter when conditions are met by visually observing the market. As long as the movement continues, you will extend profits and thoroughly cut losses if the market moves against you. It is simple, but I believe it can adapt to any market. Therefore, as long as the market continues, this logic will remain applicable. Q: How is this different from other FX products already on sale? A: Originally, I traded on MT4, but based on various experiences and developments in recent years, I have tested and operated to trade without being bound by time and place. "Full-time FX Logic" is a groundbreaking method developed to enable stable trading using the charts of general FX companies on computers and smartphones. This "Full-time FX Logic" was created with the desire for many people to become winning traders. I will do my best to be a beacon of hope for many. Thank you very much.

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