Introduction

Introduction

This website was created as a personal memorandum for my journey in Forex (foreign exchange trading). Its purpose is to record my daily trading experiences, lessons learned, and the results of my trial and error, allowing me to reflect on them later.

In the past, I believed in common strategies such as “If this chart pattern appears, I’ll win” or “Following higher timeframes will lead to profits.” However, reality wasn’t that simple. I’ve repeatedly made the same mistakes and, at times, continued to deplete my funds. There were countless instances where knowledge gained from books and the internet didn’t translate well into practice.

Through these experiences, I realized that “general strategies don’t always fit my personality or style.” There’s no single correct answer in Forex trading. Even when looking at the same chart, interpretations and strategies vary from person to person. Therefore, instead of blindly copying someone else’s success pattern, I realized the importance of establishing a trading style that aligns with my personality, capital management approach, and risk tolerance.

On this website, I candidly share how I plan my trades and how I view the market. Some aspects may differ from conventional strategies and theories, but if even a small part of my perspective resonates with you or provides new insights, I’ll be delighted.

Currently, my approach prioritizes being simple and avoiding overthinking.

Trading isn’t just about analyzing numbers and charts—it also requires managing and controlling oneself. I hope this memorandum serves as a helpful reference, offering hints and realizations not only for myself but also for anyone who visits this site.

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The information provided on this website is not intended to violate the laws or regulations of your country or region. Forex trading carries a high level of risk and is not suitable for all investors. Leverage can magnify both gains and losses. Before investing, carefully consider your objectives and risk tolerance, and only trade with surplus funds. If in doubt, consult a qualified professional advisor.