This month I'm at Gold, and I've grown it from about 100k to around 900k.

The AI trading system, it's seriously good.
It properly tells me the direction I should take each day and the risks involved.
This is why everyone loses when they only look at FX.
Markets flow like a river:
Bonds → Stocks → Futures → Options → FX.
There's a massive river flowing.
From bonds all the way to FX.
So by analyzing options and futures a bit upstream, the win rate in FX becomes dramatically more stable.
Well, win rate is kind of an illusion anyway.
What matters is stable RR that contributes to profit ratio.
I think that's the most accurate nuance.
The system I'm using has no technicals.
Seriously, none.
I don't draw lines on the chart.
(Not denying line traders. Just meaning there are many different paths to victory in FX.)
I don't put indicators on the chart.
The AI makes comprehensive judgments based solely on numerical data from each market.
Plus, since trading is also AI, there's no wasted stop-loss.
Of course, there are losses.
There are, but no catastrophic defeats.
With Gold, if you have 0.03, you can aim for 10k per day.
You understand what that means, right?
It means even without massive capital, with small funds you can earn an average person's annual salary.
If you want to make money with big capital, just join an institutional investment firm.
If you can win, they'll let you manage even 1 billion.
But look, that's probably not it, is it?
What you really want is 100k by tomorrow or month-end, right?
You're close to getting it, but you don't have time to work a side job.
Housework, childcare, worn out from all that, wanting to watch the market constantly but can't.
But if you hold a position, you can't help but watch it constantly.
Every day fighting stress, and it takes years until you actually win.
Then you realize it.
Me. Us.
Every month, I'm blowing through money.
Before you know it, you've burned through 1 to 1.5 million annually.
……But I want to recover it. Can't give up. Others don't understand. Can't save money, seems stupid.
If I'd known this would happen, should've just put it in mutual funds……
If you've ever had these thoughts, get away from charts. From lines. From indicators. From scalping.
Do you get it?
Markets flow from bonds to FX.
The furthest upstream is the easiest to win.
The furthest downstream is the hardest to win.
We FX traders are fighting in a market dozens of times more difficult than stock traders.
There's no "new investment" that securities companies are touting.
I don't deny doing low-leverage swap trading.
I don't deny doing variable insurance or mutual funds.
FX is what's abnormal. You should recognize this.
This is a fierce battleground where only the strongest survive.
To use Dragon Quest as an analogy, FX is the final boss battle with the Demon King.