Endless work

My father was impatient at the level of illness. When I booked a taxi and called him to our home (a three-generation house), it would actually arrive about five minutes early and wait a little nearby. Seeing that, my father would come out seven minutes early, and if the other family members didn’t synchronize, he would yell, “It’s already here!” If we all hopped on that, I figured everyone would engage in an endless race, so I tried not to come out until one minute before, but my father would still come out even earlier... Either way, it’s endless...

Lind Kitaro, who was full of social maladjustment behaviors, however, was remarkably calm when it came to market matters. The first thing I learned from him was not to dabble lightly, but to wait patiently for opportunities and to place the orders… He’s not someone you’d consider the same kind of person as yourself (laughs).

Now, in the previous installment (“The Heart of the Market” No. 21), I introduced a basic approach regarding the use of the mid-origin line from books. I will quote again from the book to discuss how the approach can be applied beyond that portion.

Regarding the use of the mid-origin line, I will define several methods.

1. Faithful execution utilizing the probability of a standardized trading method

This is the basics, but you should be able to conceive some applications beyond it.

2. Use as a casual trading method

3. Parallel trading of multiple securities

4. While tracking several securities, gradually limit the actions

5. Create periods of rest in the middle, change the number of divisions

There are also pursuits aimed at professional advancement.

6. While mastering the basics, search for your own trading weaknesses and strengths

7. Create special rules (*)

(*) Regarding “special rules,” this will be explained in Part Four Practical application and experimentation

(From the first part of Lind Kitaro’s “New Edition: Mid-Origin Line Building Technique,” explanatory notes)

Even though the buy/sell judgments are standardized, your selection of securities and other details remain within your own discretion. Moreover, applying the kinds of applications cited above is natural for us, who are born with creativity.

Even if the direction is clear, the path of endless deliberation continues.

However, we should avoid letting doubt arise.

In practice, it is important to distinguish between worry and hesitation. Considering the situations one might actually encounter can be confusing, so I aimed to resolve these issues and proceed without waste. This is what I produced in the new book “Intro to Intro: Mid-Origin Line Investment Method.”

As a result, I believe the work reads well as a market narrative itself. It is scheduled to ship February 24, with pre-orders shipped free of charge until 11:00 a.m. on the release day.