[Span Model Method Seminar] Solving the 'Unstable Results Problem' Faced by Experienced FX Traders | Online Course on Reproducible Trade Design Decoding Market Structure via AI Analysis x Span Model
PhoenixConnect will hold a free online seminar for experienced FX traders to learn highly reproducible trade design by combining AI analysis and the Span Model method.
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PhoenixConnect Inc. (Representative: Yasuyuki Takiuchi) will hold an online seminar for experienced FX and CFD traders to systematically learn 'reproducible trade design' that fuses AI analysis with the Span Model method. This seminar explains the essence of the Span Model method, which is difficult to understand through self-study, and structurally organizes market environment recognition, criteria for entry, profit-taking, and stop-loss, as well as fund management. It provides practical trading design concepts to solve problems faced by experienced traders, such as "the large gap between winning and losing times" and "the inability to escape intuitive trading."
■ The wall of 'unstable results' faced by many experienced FX traders
When continuing FX trading for several years, many traders face a common problem.
That is,
the problem of unstable trading results.
For example, the following situations occur:
- Making large profits in one month
- But losing heavily the next month
- The results change even though the method is the same
- There are markets where you can win and markets where you lose
When in this state, many traders think,
"Isn't there a better method?"
and start looking for the next method.
However, in reality,
there are many cases where the method itself is not the problem.
The essence of the problem lies in
not understanding the market structure.
■ 'Market environment' that dictates trading results
The FX market is not always in the same state.
The market has the following
market phases.
- Trend occurrence
- Trend expansion
- Trend maturation
- Range market
- Trend reversal
For each market phase,
the effective trading strategy differs.
However, many traders
enter the market without understanding this market environment.
As a result,
trades with low edges,
such as
- Entering at the end of a trend
- Entering in the middle of a range
- Taking a position just before a reversal
will increase.
■ 'Span Model method' as the key to understanding the market
An analytical method to understand market structure
that has garnered attention from many traders in recent years is the
Span Model method.
The Span Model is an advanced technical analysis developed in Japan,
allowing you to
analyze the market as a structure.
Specifically, you can visually grasp:
- Market direction
- Trend strength
- Reversal points
- Situations with an edge
In other words,
you can judge the market
by structure, not by intuition.
■ The wall of 'unstable results' faced by many experienced FX traders
When continuing FX trading for several years, many traders face a common problem.
That is,
the problem of unstable trading results.
For example, the following situations occur:
- Making large profits in one month
- But losing heavily the next month
- The results change even though the method is the same
- There are markets where you can win and markets where you lose
When in this state, many traders think,
"Isn't there a better method?"
and start looking for the next method.
However, in reality,
there are many cases where the method itself is not the problem.
The essence of the problem lies in
not understanding the market structure.
■ 'Market environment' that dictates trading results
The FX market is not always in the same state.
The market has the following
market phases.
- Trend occurrence
- Trend expansion
- Trend maturation
- Range market
- Trend reversal
For each market phase,
the effective trading strategy differs.
However, many traders
enter the market without understanding this market environment.
As a result,
trades with low edges,
such as
- Entering at the end of a trend
- Entering in the middle of a range
- Taking a position just before a reversal
will increase.
■ 'Span Model method' as the key to understanding the market
An analytical method to understand market structure
that has garnered attention from many traders in recent years is the
Span Model method.
The Span Model is an advanced technical analysis developed in Japan,
allowing you to
analyze the market as a structure.
Specifically, you can visually grasp:
- Market direction
- Trend strength
- Reversal points
- Situations with an edge
In other words,
you can judge the market
by structure, not by intuition.