《東洋経済ONLINEでコラム掲載中》We recommend some books.
Good morning, this is Matsushita.
In the foreign exchange market at the start of the week after the Japan-U.S. summit,
the yen is slightly weaker.
After this, we will be watching how domestic stock markets respond.
Since yesterday, Makoto Investment School Online
special courses on stocks and FX, "Matsushita Cycle Theory,"
have begun.
With it being held for the first time in two and a half years,
we gathered from all over the country,
and delivered an intense lecture.
When two and a half years pass,
my own understanding of cycles
deepens, and while lecturing,
I felt my own understanding and the lecture
evolving even further.
Yesterday, the part I put the most effort into explaining was,
"the pattern by which I profit."
Winning investors do not always win using various methods;
they win in specific patterns, at specific times and under specific conditions.
In those environments, at particular times,
they succeed.
On the other hand, investors who never seem to win keep wandering
about their own patterns, or fail to consider them at all,
and engage in sporadic buying and selling daily.
There is a clear difference here;
to be blunt, it is a different world.
For acquiring that "pattern by which you win,"
cycle theory is optimal.
Because cycles are essentially bundles of patterns,
a parade of patterns,
on parade.
Participants will discover their own patterns and be able to adopt them, so for the next month and a half,
we will teach them thoroughly.
After yesterday's lecture, I would like to share some participant impressions.
Cycle becomes the compass for one’s own position,
I understood.
Regarding changes in volume,
I could understand the perspective of winning investors,
which was helpful.
There was also a technical explanation, which was useful.
S.K.
Realizing that you can gain either profit range or win rate
was a new discovery.
Cycle theory is something to raise probability,
which was eye-opening for me.
It was very easy to understand and enlightening.
I would like to study it again.
Masa
If you want to earn more, attack the early part of the cycle;
if you want to improve win rate, attack the latter part of the cycle,
which left an impression on me.
Thank you for teaching me so carefully.
I appreciate it.
I want to become able to target either profit range or win rate firmly.
taka
Thank you all.
Those who have not been winning until now
misunderstand how to win or the people who are winning,
and do not know how to win.
Makoto Investment School
is a school that teaches "how to win,"
so in the end, it is a school where you will acquire your own way of winning = pattern.
Let’s study properly for the next three days (one and a half months)!
By the way, in yesterday’s lecture,
we also gave the advice to "have your own textbook and guiding book."
I too have a few books I live by, and
"The Basics of Market Cycles: Merimansa Cycle Theory"
is one of them.
I think I have read this book more than fifty times by now.
A participant asked, "What is a recommended book?" so
I would like to share my personal recommendations.
For stock investors
○ "The Warren Buffett Way to Build Wealth in Stocks"
Robert G. Hagstrom, Diamond, Inc.
○ Buffett’s Stock-Picking Strategy
Mary Buffett, David Clark
Nikkei Inc. Publishers
○ The Intelligent Investor
Benjamin Graham, Pearson Puroling
○ How to Find Growth Stocks by O’Neill
William J. O’Neil, Pearson Puroling
For FX investors
○ FX Trading
Cathy Leong, Pearson Puroling
○ The Easy FX Trading Workbook, created by the best-selling investment magazine ZAi
Matsushita Makoto, Diamond, Inc.
○ Soros’ Alchemy
George Soros, Sogo Hojo Publishing
For investors in general
○ Market Wizards
Jack Schwager, Pearson Puroling
○ Secrets of Your Money and Investment Brain
Jason Zweig, Nikkei Publishing
These books are very informative, so if you’re interested, I think it’s worth reading.
For each book review, please see the “View of Investors” review page.
