If you win, you become the government army; if you lose, you become the rebel army. In that world, fame, education, and background are ignored + GBP forecast

（Keikana desu

As the title says.

We often get questions,

Q: Do I have to be in the science/mathematics field?

Q: Do I need a formal education?

Q: I’m not knowledgeable about finance or economics. Is that a problem?

These questions are common.

But

Our company’s private lessons, seminars, and materials are purchased by people

who hardly fit the above Qs.

People who want to enter the financial industry

From what I’ve heard, they quit after a few years, and those who are skilled become independent.

Interestingly, the better they are, the less education seems to matter.

From teaching one-on-one, I’ve noticed

・People with long investment histories seem advantaged, but they often have excessive knowledge and stick to their own methods.

・The people with little to no prior knowledge absorb and master the content faster.

・Books and writings by famous figures,beginnersare often relied on at first, and books are purchased,

but the idea that “because a book was written, it will work” is not correct.

Also, I’m a humanities person.

Other group bloggers are also humanities types, and they are not necessarily knowledgeable about financial work or economics, but

their predictions are spot on.

I think taking action first is important, and finding people who have accurately predicted outcomes is the best approach.I think taking action first is important, andfinding people who have accurately predicted outcomes is the best approach.Also, you’ll often see posts like “Today’s gain was +X yen!” afterward, but hedging helps; there are also bloggers and vendors who show hedging in demos, so please discern carefully.

Also, please avoid wasting money on cheap stuff

A money tree cannot be bought cheaply