keithwFXCrypto

A friend of mine runs a restaurant and a board game shop in Tachikawa City.
If we’re getting together, I’m thinking it would be nice to do something like a trading lecture.
I’m considering a weekend around the middle of next month.
We won’t be doing real-time trading.

There’s an overseas cruise tour, but I’ve split up with my wife, it’s my first month alone, and I don’t really have anyone around me I’m that close to... What do you think I should do?

Gold will rise, so don't short it.

Even so, if you still want to survive and succeed in trading, at the very least,
・Daily news
・Options supply and demand
・Bond price movements
・Trading volume trends
You should thoroughly investigate the asset on these fronts before trading, don't you think?
There are things more important than drawing on charts.
Let's decipher what's behind the chart, not just what's on its right side.

I think everyone has noticed.
The more something is called a method, the less edge it has, and there is no technical edge.
There is no such thing as a method that guarantees winning.
There is no such thing as a Holy Grail that works absolutely.
However, there are ways to lose and survive.
That's what this is about, right.

Probably, anyway.
I might be the only trader-turned-author to have published 10 commercially released books.
And I don't think there are any other authors who made their commercial debut as light novelists unrelated to trading.
What kind of trader was I?
A trader who turned ¥4,000 into ¥400 million, then lost ¥400 million in a single night.

This is a given when operating as a Japanese corporation, though.
After emphasizing the importance of a Japanese-language website, they finally added Japanese support.
Let's build it up together!

Ah, I got divorced.
I feel like going full leverage due to the mental stress.
Because I’m a trader, after all.

I watched episode one of FX Warrior Kurumi-chan.
When it gets adapted into an anime, you usually get something like ¥30 million in royalties, right? I wonder if I should make an explainer video about that.

I haven't been invited to Fintokei's event.
I also want to promote the new prop firm soon.

This week, I’ve only traded BTC.
I haven’t lost.

I'm shorting BTC. I want to hold this long term.

I had AI recognize 100 million patterns, and it concluded there was no technical edge.
It got me wondering about the recognition and reproducibility capabilities of humans.
Well, maybe talking in terms of technical analysis itself is outdated?

BTC’s 1-hour chart looks interesting, so I bought some.
Now, let’s see what happens?

Threetrader and Errante caused quite a stir, though.
infinox is really struggling to take off.

Would a channel where a professional trader simply explains the anime FX Senshi Kurumi-chan be interesting?
Like, “That’s not really how it works,” “This part is way too exaggerated,” or “You genuinely lose big here for this reason……”
Talking about it while sharing personal experiences.
By the way, I’ve gone from ¥4,000 to earning ¥400 million, and I’ve also experienced losing ¥400 million in a single trade.

In Japan, you mean fully A-book rather than B-book? Well, concepts like A and B can be left to beginners in this industry, since such systems are no longer mainstream.
Still, I feel it might be worth establishing an FX broker that can provide a fully A-book system.

You know... there's no point chasing the predictive signals of super traders who are buying successfully.
The reason becomes clear when you look at the chart's time frame.
I can understand a buy signal appearing on a 15-minute chart.
But what exactly are you supposed to chase on a 1-minute chart?