I addressed the concern: "Rising Ishimu by Jojo Shiro? If you place a buy order at the opening, it becomes negative."

Hello everyone. I’m Akiko Shiro.

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Today's video answers the question, “What should I do if buying on the opening leads to a minus?”

This is a question I often receive.

When there is a brand you absolutely want to buy, it’s easy to rush, but I have my own rules for entering at the open, so I’ll explain them.

First, entering at the open means you expect it to rise afterward and form a bullish candlestick.

However, please remember that if the stock price rises vigorously and becomes overburchased, there are often selling pressures to take profits, causing a bearish candle.

So my rules for entering at the open are

・The stock is in an uptrend.

・The previous day's candlestick is a bullish candle with a upper shadow.

・The indicative order seems to start within the previous day’s upper shadow.

These are the criteria.

Having an upper shadow can be interpreted as a signal to fall afterward, but since starting within that upper shadow can negate the downward force, I may enter at the open when these conditions align.

Conversely, there are conditions under which I decide not to enter at the open.

That is when the MACD is at or below zero and it is expected to gap up at the open from pre-market pricing.

If there is an expectation of a strong rise at the start, it can be tempting to buy, but in this case the profits of those who bought lower may lead to selling pressure, potentially causing a downward wave.

Please reference these considerations when thinking about entering at the open.

For more details, please watch the video.

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