[Episode 6] I studied "postponement" from the entry.
When you watch FX books or videos, most of them tell you “where to enter.”
The timing of a buy entry.
The timing of a sell entry.
The points with high win rates.
Chart patterns.
Of course, these are important.
However, after testing only USD/JPY for 22 years, the conclusion I reached at the end was a little different.
People who can win are not those who are good at entering.
They are those who are good at staying out.
Profit is not determined by the number of times you enter.
Beginners tend to,
“I don’t want to miss a chance.”
This feeling grows stronger.
As a result,
they enter if the conditions are even a little close.
They enter even though they hesitated.
They feel like maybe this time is different, but they enter.
Thus, the number of trades increases.
However, in testing, the same phenomenon repeatedly appeared.
Even if you increase the number of trades, profits do not increase proportionally.
Rather, what reduces profits are often trades that should have been passed up but weren’t.