Various real-world financial seminars ... the principle of reciprocity in exchange

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I will describe the reality of large financial seminars based on personal experience

・For invitation-only seminars limited to a small number of clients, there isn’t much good information. Also, the clients themselves are at the level of charts? candlesticks?

・For celebrity-only types, there is some good information, but as above, many clients do not know how to handle that information, how to read charts, or how to use it.

Furthermore, among celebrities, a tendency of the petite-celebrity group is to start saying things like “investments that never lose” (laugh)

Let’s treat investing as money that can lose and invest accordingly!

If you absolutely don’t want to lose, it’s better not to invest

Then, conversely, what about common non-big-seminars?

・Free type... They usually provide a chart paper that anyone can pull, and distribute items that can only be drawn in the same place. At the end, guidance on account opening!

・Paid-only type... Too many basic tricks, and what the lecturer says is not necessarily achievable; many abstract lectures

・Paid type with signing an NDA... This type teaches considerable techniques.

・Famous on SNS, but their actual ability is utterly poor, or they talk big without showing their ability... Mostly they are just good at showmanship; many are recruiters

In short

Principle of value exchange

Expensive items are relatively high quality!

Cheap items are merely adequate or inferior!

Many people invest in investing itself, without investing in themselves

First, why not invest in yourself?

That’s what I think

The fastest and most reliable way to become skilled at investing is

To learn from skilled people

That’s all

Well then