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- Supported by Kijun sen
- Kumon bullish
- Above Forecast Lines

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EURAUD is continuously trending down as per Ichimoku. Target is 1.5985 and we have about 200 pips of room to trade.

GPS has been completely off both Waze and Google Map.

"Let me be blunt: trading by just chasing price is pointless. Do you know the true philosophy behind Ichimoku Kinko Hyo?"

Late one night, glued to my charts and hesitating to pull the trigger, my mentor said this to me.

"No, I don't. Is it like, 'buy when it breaks the cloud' or something?"

Honestly, I thought it was just another ordinary indicator.

"Wrong. It’s 'Time Theory' (Jikan ron)."

"Simply put, Ichimoku Sanjin (the creator) wasn't trying to guess the 'price.' He was measuring 'time'."

My screen was filled with multiple timeframes. News alerts were pinging nonstop. I was drawing and deleting trendlines, desperately searching for an entry point.

"But it looks like it's about to break out right now... If I don't jump in here, I'll be left behind."

When I said that, my mentor quietly deleted all the indicators on my chart and just started counting the number of candlesticks.

9 bars, 17 bars, 26 bars...

"Starting tomorrow, trade based on 'time', not 'price'. When your predetermined time cycle arrives, take your profits, no matter how good the chart looks. Conversely, if the time has not come, do not enter, no matter how perfect the setup feels."

"But wait, the setup looks flawless right now..."

"The day a 'perfect price' arrives will never come. The market is constantly just trying to return to equilibrium."

The next day, I tried it with some doubt.
I stopped agonizing over price swings and only looked for the milestones of "time."

The first few times, I felt restless. It looked like the perfect dip to buy. I fought the urge to enter immediately.
But I just waited patiently until my decided "time" arrived.

Then, strangely, my mind began to clear.
And then, the "time" I had set for taking profit arrived.

"But it's pushing up so strongly right now..."

Even so, I closed the position. Forcibly.
After keeping this up for a few weeks, I noticed a massive shift.

The "pointless hesitation before entering" almost completely vanished, and both my win rate and mental state were clearly stabilizing.

When you know the time (when it ends) instead of just the price (how much you can make), you stop getting greedy trying to catch the absolute top or bottom.

When the time comes, you enter. When the time comes, you exit.
A few days later, my mentor asked me.

"How is it?"

"I spend way less time looking at charts, but somehow I'm consistently keeping my profits."

My mentor smiled slightly.

"You see, when people only look at 'price', they endlessly harbor the illusion of 'it'll go higher, it'll go lower.' But when you put it into a box of 'time', you accept the waves of the market and you have no choice but to decide."

"Ichimoku Sanjin saw through it: the true essence of the market isn't 'price', but the passage of 'time' and the return to 'equilibrium' that comes with it."

That week, for the first time in a long time, I slept soundly without checking my charts in the middle of the night.
The uncertainty of the market has not changed.

But my trading now has an "end."

The reason I wasn't winning wasn't a lack of analytical skills.
It was because I lacked the standard of "time" and was drowning in an infinite wave of prices.

The moment the end (time) is decided, trading transforms from gambling into "discipline."

I realized for the first time: if you don't set time boundaries for yourself in the market, it will exploit you forever.