[Corona Infection Prevention] Try to avoid touching 〇〇 as much as possible!
Hello, this is Kusuyama.
“Be careful because mysterious pneumonia is being reported in Hong Kong.”
Around early January, a acquaintancewas in Hong Kong
and reportedly received messages like this via LINE.
“Well, it’s probably nothing serious.”
At that timethey didn’t pay it much heed.
However,a while after that
news about the coronavirus
started to shake the world.
Andwith that,
related stocks began to surge across the board.
“If only I had taken the pneumonia story more seriously at that timeand bought the related stocks,
it would have been great,”
my acquaintance regretted.
For example,the leading medical-grade hygiene materials company
Kawamoto Sangyo Co., Ltd.
https://stocks.finance.yahoo.co.jp/stocks/chart/?code=3604.T
This stock
closed at 591 yen on January 17,
and a week later, on January 24, closed at1391 yen, virtually surging.
Also,Kawamoto was among stocks
to be the sole supplier of gasesmasks for the Ministry of Defense
Koken Co., Ltd.https://stocks.finance.yahoo.co.jp/stocks/chart/?code=7963.T
This stockwas 1617 yen on January 17,
and a week later, on January 24, surged to2175 yen.
Although not rising as sharply as Kawamoto,
it was still a substantial surge.
In addition,for example,Azears Co., Ltd., which sells protective suits,
and(Nippon) Shigemu Seisakusho
related stocks all rose across the board.
If my acquaintance had
taken the phrase “mysterious pneumonia” more seriously
and bought even one related stock,
they could have earned a lot in a short period.
At the start of the year,the coronavirus that unsettled the world.
In my opinion this may sound a bit reckless, but
there was one big opportunity behind it, and just like my acquaintance
regretted, saying “Oh, I should have bought.”
There are probably many people who deeply regret this.
By the way,the acquaintance received that LINE message
from their mother.
She is a 60-something-year-old housewife.
In other words,even an ordinary 60-year-old housewife could know and act on information early
to gain profit.This shows that there is a big hint in information that is close at hand.
“To make a profit in the stock market,
you must have some special information,”
is a common belief, butthe clues may lie in information around you,”
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The third investment method
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However,I am not introducing my acquaintance’s story to advocate this way of earning money.
What I want to say is:
“Don’t be bound by common sense.”That is what I want to convey.
For example,in the world of investing,
there are methods that are considered common sense.
Broadly speaking,fundamental analysis and
technical analysis
are the two ways.
This is the conventional approach.
And regardless of which you adopt,gaining information
and diligently learningis considered essential.
But,from my perspective,
this common sense is completely wrong.
Even without using fundamental analysis
or using technical analysis
there exists a third methodthat reliably works.
In fact,I continue to earn with the third method,
and students who learned this method in Stock Academy
also show results.
Evidence is here
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W66f3UVfIp4&t=1s
Yet, even if I keep saying this
there are many peoplewho still cannot shake offthe notion of common sense.
There are also critics of Stock Academy.
Well, since there are actual results,
I don’t care about the criticism, but
I will say this, though.
Those who obstruct anything that is out of the ordinaryjust because it is unconventional
will, in this era where common sense changes moment by moment,
not only fail to generate profit but will be淘汰されていくでしょう。
Personally, I hope
that as few people as possible
feel this way,and I keep sending newsletters with that in mind.
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Corona infection prevention. Do not touch〇〇 as much as possible!
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By the way,
news that “the number of coronavirus infections is rapidly increasing” prompted GMO Internet Group to
issue a work-from-home measure.It was reported.
Excellent response.
When something happens,to be able to work from home
They even ran simulations.
Earthquakes, typhoons, viruses...
We live in an era where we cannot predict what will happen,
and when something happens,companies that cannot respond flexibly
may not survive in the future.
So, have you taken any measures against the coronavirus?
Looking back,SARS also became a problem
from November 16, 2002, in Guangdong Province, southern China,
and was declared contained by the WHO on July 5, 2003.
Considering that period,
for about the next six months,
we may need to stay cautious.
First, as many people practice,the most common measure is
to wear a mask.
Outside,many people do not remove their masks.
Perhaps you do as well.
However,the truth is that masksare not as effective as people imagine,
and they may not provide complete protection.
There are criticisms like this.
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David Carrington, PhD, at University of London, St. George's
told BBC News that
“General consumer masks are not effective in preventing viruses and bacteria carried by air.”
The gaps are too wide in general masks,
they lack air filters, and they do not protect the eyes.
https://www.bbc.com/japanese/features-and-analysis-51232723
(BBC JAPAN citation)
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Even if not zero,the protection is not strong enough to feel completely safe.
And in that article
the NHS in the UK recommends the following three methods to prevent infection:
・Regularly wash hands with warm water and soap
・Try not to touch your eyes or nose
・Maintain a healthy lifestyle
Because hands that touch viruses can touch the nose and eyes
and cause infection through mucous membranes,
so first, wash your hands frequently,
and try not to touch your face with your hands as much as possible.
“If only I could just wear a mask, I would be safe for now,”
there are many people who believe this.
However,returning to the initial point,
here too, it seems necessary to question that common sense once again.
So please continue watching until the end today as well.
Thank you for reading.
Keizo Shimoyama
