Technical vs surfing, the actual profit margin that is higher is...
Hello, this is Shimoyama.
When you hear the words "Investment School,"
many people may image a somewhat harsh atmosphere.
“Let’s make money through investing!!”
There is an image of enthusiastic students,
and probably few people imagine a warm atmosphere.
However, at the Stock Academy, that aspectdiffers from a typical investment school.
Students teach each other within the school,
and more than anything,it has a homey atmosphere.
As I always tell you,
there is a unique rule:
This rule makes it unlikely for feelings of envy toward others’ achievements to arise,
so the atmosphere doesn’t become harsh,
and many of the school members are inherently kind.
Sometimes I also find myself
receiving sweets or foods fromthe school members.
“I really don’t need such things at all,”
I tell them.
For example, a little while ago,
when I mentioned that“I’m not fond of seafood,”
one student said,“You can get DHA.”
So another student gave mesome perilla oil.
“If you just put a drop on your rice,”
they said.
“Huh, oil on rice?”
I asked.
“It’s nothing special, just try it once,”
they replied.
However,
putting oil on rice still felt a bit strange to me...
When I was attending Rice University, I learned
to prepare a low-carb mealand added one spoon of perilla oil to the pot.
Since then, I’ve occasionallyadded perilla oilwhen I remember.
Of course, you can still smell the seafood when you eat,
but I’m grateful for the caring hearts that
kindly give me gifts.
By the way, speaking of foods, I often eat cabbage with
Mizkan vinegar and Tanita’s reduced-sodium miso,
but recently I bought Mizkan vinegar and Sushi vinegar by mistake.
So, I’ve been eating cabbage with sushi vinegar and miso.
This time I accidentally added perilla oil and sushi vinegar together.
The appearance of sushi vinegar and perilla oil was similar.
Not Mizkan vinegar, not sushi vinegar,
but I ended up pouring perilla oil on it,
a double mistake...
If this were a trade, it would be a fatal mistake ^^;
Anyway, going off on a tangent about mis pouring perilla oil aside...
Stock Academy is, unusually for an investment school,
a school with a warm atmosphere,which was the topic.
I’m hesitant to say this about myself, but
there are students who say,
“I enrolled because of Shimoyama’s personality.”There are quite a few of them,and
such thingscontribute to the pleasant atmosphere.
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However, of course, good atmosphere alone isn’t enough.
What matters most is whether learning at the school leads to real profits,
and we can say with confidence that “If you learn what we teach and apply it, you will see proper results.”
We can say that confidently.
Some people on the internet
write bad things about Stock Academy,but
we won’t be swayed by such criticism,and anyone interested in Stock Academy’s methods
should check it out with their own eyes.
The basic rules of our methods are all available in free videos, after all.
Even so,
there are still people who feel uneasy.
Recently, a newsletter subscriber asked this question.
Q: In Stock Academy’s Wave Riding Investment Method,
it describes a hedging approachthat piles up small profits,
and it asks:
“With hedging, the possibility of losing is low,but isn’t the potential to earn a lot also low?”
“Wouldn’t it be better to learn technical analysis for bigger profits?”
I understand what the questioner is getting at.
“It may be safe, but if there’s not much profit, it’s meaningless.”
That would be the nuance.
So, what is the reality?
Let me introduce the stories of people who actually studied at Stock Academy.
In the past, someone who said,“I have been desperately learning technical analysis.”
This person enrolled in Stock Academy.
This person is quite knowledgeable about technical analysis.
After studying at Stock Academy for a while,that personsent the following report.
“Using technical analysis didn’t yield as much profit as using Stock Academy’s method.”
And that.
By deliberately abandoning technical analysis
and concentrating on Wave Riding Investment Method,profits grew even more.
This is a true story.
I’ll state it plainly: if you master Wave Riding Investment Method,you can leave behind relying on technical analysis
to achieve greater profits.
Well,
everyone has their own preference,
and I don’t intend to force the Wave Riding method on you;
if you still prefer technical analysis after hearing this,
feel free to continue using it.
However, one thing I want to tell those who do use technical analysis is this:
Using technical analysis tends to cause misconceptions.
In the world of markets, it’s a 50:50 game of going up or down.
If you guess at random,
whether you use technical analysis or not,
theoretically you have a 50% chance of predicting correctly.
Therefore,
when you use technical analysis,
you might misapply it andmistakenly attribute a correct guess to technical analysis.
And due to that misunderstanding,some people continue to use incorrect technical methods,
so please be careful.
Also, if you trust technical analysis too much
and a trade goes against you,
you might close your eyes to the loss,
and stubbornly refuse to accept reality,
continuing to hold onto a loss.
For example,
there are support lines,resistance lines,
lines that are often taught.
Generally,
in a ranging market, the support line marks the low,
and the resistance line marks the high,so we are taught.
Sometimes the market moves exactly as this theory says.
However, if you become stubborn about this teaching,
you may fail to react when the support line breaks
and the market falls or rises sharply.
When the price moves differently from what you expected,you may enter a thinking-stopping state,
and end up unable to act.
Even placing a sell order at the support line
or buying at the resistance line
can become impossible in such situations.
Also, through such experiences,
some people reflect and think,
“Next time, if the price breaks the support line and falls, I’ll sell.”but when the support line is barely broken
and then turns up,that phenomenon is called a “false breakout,”
and people who sold at the support lineend up taking more losses...
In short, relying on technical analysis makes you cling to a single idea
and makes it hard to respond flexibly.
If you are going to use technical analysis,
please be mindful of this as well.
What’s important is toaccept and deal with reality when predictions miss the mark.
The moment you stop thinking about the misses,your loss is decided.
With that said, thank you for reading until the end today as well.
Keizo Shimoyama
