You do not have to read this article if you have some experiences. Please, skip this article.

At first, this is advice for a dealer who does not want to lose at any cost. In fact, there are methods reducing risks.

It is just simple.

(1) Do not liquidate at a loss (loss cut)

(2) Have only plus swap position

(3) Once a month, buy money when strong yen

Just the following 3 rules! Your winning percentage might be up comparatively.

The first is a timing to buy. For example, dollar-yen is bought this year, and yen has been bought back since February. It is still volatility. Printing charts for several years, you will see the average of dollar-yen is about 115~116 yen.

Therefore, when dollar-yen is more than 116 yen, you should not join in. if 115~116 yen, buy dollar-yen little by little. Even 114~113 yen, you can buy.

The position you bought in that way should be increasing in several months. I can not affirm. But, it should be up in a higher rate. Even if it reduces down little like 120 yen, please do not buy. Buy at below a certain line. Adamancy is needed.

There is a possibility to have for a long term. So, you had better have the currency that is able to get swap. "Get money if you have." Who not wants such a merit?

The problem is to calculate not to fail if a rate is reduced down rapidly. It is not easy to decide an accepted range. Generally, it is about 100 yen to a dollar, or may be about the most 90 yen. If you are worried, think about 80 yen. If you reduce the range such, please buy according to your plan in a range not having a margin call and stop loss.

You can win without fail. But why no one moves into action? Every person believes there is an easier way to make profits, or may think it heavy going, or trade continually to make more profits and pay its charge to trader. But as a result, he/she gets loss. That is a normal person.

That is also a cardinal rule for the first time. Please decide not to have minus swap currency. There are many sites on the internet writing "strike a profit with swap!!"

It is not wrong. But I think it is a bit dangerous to depend on swap too much. And on top of that, the trading profit and loss is much bigger than swap profit.

However, if you are at a loss to buy and sell, buy certainly (dollar/yen); sell certainly (Euro/dollar). The reason is simple. Time takes side with a dealer when plus swap. If how much you fail, the swap covers your loss little by little unless you retire from the trade.

If dollar/yen you bought for 120 yen, it becomes 140 yen in a day, 4.500 yen in a month, and 54.000 yen in a year. So it is the same thing you bought it for 114.6 yen in a year's time.

In fact, there may be up and down of the rates for a year. It is possible to make a profit in earlier timing. So, if you do not have confidence, have plus swap. There are even some experienced dealers who decide not to play minus swap.

Various economic figures are released by multinational central bank. They release that interest rates fluctuate and the number of employers goes up and down. The movement of the rates is come under the influence of these indicators. It is interesting. For example, American indicators are released at 21:30 in summer time. Before that releasing time, the rates gradually move and go up and down widely at just 21:30.

If you think "it downs!!" leap high. If you think "it ups!!" drop sharply, 1~2 yen moves in some cases. 5~6 yen could be fine in pound.

There should be certain profits if you can trade well here. May be you are willing to try. But, unfortunately, it is failed in a considerable possibility. When indicators are released, it is the moment that professionals from all over the world try to trade very hard. If a new investor tries to trade, be dashed off, cheated, and damaged!!

Of course, you can try if you are used to and want to try. Bud, I do not recommend unless you have experienced at least more than 1 year. Trade after the indicator is finished and trend becomes stable. It is the right style for a new dealer.

Hold back leverage for a while. A cause of 99% a dealer retiring from a trade is bet on leverage too much. In other words, it is possible to make a profit safely unless you set leverage low. What a rate decreases down more than you expect, usually it is in a pinch. But, when you set leverage low and have enough funds, it could be a big chance for you as you can keep buying.

It is really up to your plan whether you make a rate a pinch or a chance.

I recommend usual leverage is 4 times even though it is hard to keep. For example, when your funds are 1.000.000 yen, you could buy dollar-yen $40.000. You may fell not enough. But if you keep going round in that way, you can make a chance in any cases. If a chance comes, you can set leverage 8 times. So, if dollar-yen, it would be about $80.000. This amount should be a limit.

In fact, if your leverage is 8 times, you still have leeway. Next time, Use the funds to survive in the trade.

If you set your leverage 8 or10 times, there is no leeway to buy and sell at the last moment. It is a right way to have position not fully. In any rate, a reason why pros are calm is because they have enough funds to trade. They can keep buying as they have leeway. They can win as a result since they can buy.

I know it is not easy to keep a word. But, I recommend 4 times leverage in general. You will not be regretful for that.