There are only people with Posi-Posi disease. Are you aware of it?

Despite telling you the correct entry point again and again, and practicing to master it, there are still many people who end up losing.

(Of course, some people don’t study or practice at all… those people are out of the question.)

I actually think this case is quite common.
Among those I have consulted in the past, there were many who said, “I’ve bought various products, joined communities, used streaming services, devoted money and time to努力, yet my money hasn’t increased…” (To break that cycle and, including mentally, to be able to increase assets properly on my own, I do coaching, but I’ll put that aside for now.)

In the first place, even though you study hard, have knowledge, why can’t you increase your assets?

I’ll summarize the important point of the answer briefly?
People who come into the trading world should have the goal of “increasing money” from the start, butthe objective changes partwayalong the way.

Unless your awareness is directed to this logic, unfortunately you will continue to lose money forever.

Conversely, if you are conscious of the fact that you are not aiming to increase money itself but are seeking the temporary “pleasure” of money increasing, then I think there is no problem at all. And such people would not bad-mouth trading. In other words, they treat it as gambling.

I worked for financial institutions for many years, and after becoming independent, I have continued trading for a total of 30 years, but I have never pursued the temporary thrill of making money like a hobby,a hobbyist’s tradingeven once. I don’t hate gambling, but I don’t do it in the markets. Because for me, the market is my workplace.

If I enter now, it seems it will go up (or down)
If I don’t enter now, I feel I’ll miss the chance
How many people enter based on such vague grounds...
Such intuitive feelings are not grounds for entry.

To repeat, those who don’t know entry points or study at all are already disqualified, but the biggest problem is when you study properly and understand that you must “wait until this point,” yet you enter for some reason.

Entering a Pachinko parlor and just wanting to play Pachinko as soon as possible
Entering Wins (a horse-race betting area) and wanting to participate in the race as soon as possible
That same feeling, in other words, gambling.

What makes it worse is
Pachinko, horse racing, keirin, etc., are all recognized by everyone as gambling, but stock trading and FX are often reframed with the more positive word “investment.” They’re essentially the same thing, though…

Please think about it at least once.
Why are you doing FX?

I hope there will be at least one intelligent person who truly understands what I’m talking about here.

Sato