🔴 Learn So You Can Earn
Channel: Unconventional Retail Trader
Date: 2024-04-09

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Implementing this strategy in our trading has allowed us to identify and trade the big moves like the trades you see in the video resulting in profitable months and quarters.

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Most retail traders who are not profitable, do not have a profitability problem but they have an awareness problem.

They are aware of how markets move BUT lack the awareness of WHY markets move, which is why they generally get caught on the wrong side of big moves.

The reason why financial markets move is because of interest rates (Yields)... Hedge funds, Pension funds, insurance companies and investors, are always chasing a good Return on Investment (ROI) that is safe and protects them against inflation.

In the currency market, USD-JPY is a prime example of this.

The United States 10year bond yield (benchmark yield since USD is a world reserve currency) trades above 4% but the Japanese Yen 10year bond yield trades around 0.7%.

This has resulted in capital flowing out of Japanese bonds and into the United States bonds, because Japanese bonds pay 0.7% compared to the 4% from United States bonds.

MEANING PENSION FUNDS AND INVESTORS SOLD THEIR JAPANESE YENS TO BUY UNITED STATES DOLLARS AND THE IS WHY USD-JPY HAS BEEN GOING UP SO MUCH.

Japan is also the biggest holder of United States bonds (you can Google it).

So instead of trying to master one trading setup or trade with small size (small losses add up to if you don't know WHY markets move), understand that markets/ money follows yields/ interest rate.

On Tradingview, add the US10Y (united States 10year bond yield) chart into your analysis to really know which direction USD is going because currencies follow interest rates/ yields.

To help you even further in understanding interest rates and how you can use them to profit in the Forex markets or when trading Crypto-currencies, comment "Interest" and I will send you a video.