Because of times like these, we are releasing a “special video” for free!

Hello, this is Koyama.

As a new endeavor,

We are freely publishing on YouTube videos that passionately discuss “Koyama-style Investor Mind.”

※ Now available for free.

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUxWwf2A1l3xB5SKpCO32Jg




“I can’t get unemployment benefits”

“I’m worried whether I’ll be able to keep paying loans in the future”

“I’m selling brand items I had at home to cover living expenses”

With voices like these filling the streets,



“If I can help as many people as possible remove financial anxiety,”

that was

one of the reasons I started.



Recently, with the Stay Home request,

great content that had never been freely published before

from videos of Mr. Children’s live performances

to Evangelion films,

has been uploaded freely on YouTube in many places.



Watching such content,

many people may be relieved from stress,

but I also wanted to contribute somehow,



so I have published videos on YouTube.



As for me, even during the March crash,

I have continued to accumulate profits from stock trading as usual,

but why do I keep making profits?

That secret is glimpsed in this content.



We talk clearly about “What should investors be like?”

so please take a look.

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The majority of investors misunderstand

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Unfortunately, most investors

are mistaken.



Many people neglect the mind,

and think,“I just want to know investment methods.”



Perhaps you too

think,

“If I know a wonderful investment method, I’ll earn.”



But, if that’s the case, that is a big mistake.



No matter how wonderful the investment method is,

if the investor’s mind is sloppy,

you won’t make money.



Like a bucket with holes,

you can’t hold water,

and if the mind has holes,no matter how hard you try,

you won’t save money.



The mind is the foundation of everything.

If the foundation is soft,

nothing can be built on top of it.



That’s why this time we discuss

“What kind of mind should an investor have?”

as the theme.



However, human minds do not change easily.



To succeed as an investor,

you may need to develop a mindset that goes against human instincts.



Avoid being swayed by anger, sadness, or jealousy,

and continue to make calm judgments.





Therefore,

developing the appropriate investor mind takes some time.





With this in mind, rather than uploading a single video and ending,

I plan to continue uploading videos in the future.



We will upload videos every Tuesday and Thursday, and speak at length.

I expect to go into detail.



Right now, when you spend more time at home,

many of you may have more free time.



Please take this opportunity to watch,

and connect it to future profits.




If you like the content, I’d be glad if you could subscribe and give a thumbs up.



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The past cannot be changed, but it can be changed.

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Many people spend time at home reading as well,

and I think many are doing so, but



Have you heard of the novel

“The End of the Matinee”?



It is a work by Keiichiro Hirano, a Akutagawa Prize-winning author.



You’ll see it often in bookstores,

and it was also adapted into a film starring Masaharu Fukuyama,

so many of you may know it.



In one line, the story is about

an adult relationship between a man and a woman.



It features classical guitarist Satoshi Makino

and journalist Yoko Komine,two people in their 40s who are swept by fate,

and depicts their relationship,

but within it, there is this passage.



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“People think they can only change the future.

But actually, the future is always changing the past.

It can be said that the future can change, or it can change as well.

The past is not something easy to feel or grasp.”


Keiichiro Hirano
“The End of the Matinee”
2019 November 15, 7th edition
Press, Bungeishunju
p.59 quoted

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Can the past be changed?



Of course, the past cannot be changed.

The facts that happened cannot be changed.



No matter how hard you try

you cannot pretend the coronavirus did not happen.



However, even if you cannot change the past,

you can change the interpretation of what happened.



Even sour memories you don’t want to recall can become good memories after 10 years,



and you too have such experiences.



In the end, the past is a matter of perspective.



Up to now, many have suffered losses in stock trading,

and only unpleasant memories cling to your mind.





Some have taken a huge hit in March’s crash,

and the wounds have not yet healed.



The fact that you lost money in stock trading cannot be changed now.





But, with your actions from now on,

you can change your interpretation of that factas much as you want.



For example, even if you lost 1 million yen in March over three days,

if you make 10 million yen in profits tomorrow,

that 1 million yen loss will become nothing.

“Ah, that happened too.”

It will feel that way, right?



Do not cling to what happened.



This is also one of the most important mindsets for an investor.





We carefully explain such investor mindsets in the YouTube videos.





I intend to guide your mind toward profitability in investments.





If you feel the importance of the mindset,

please watch the YouTube videos and get closer to becoming a winning trader.



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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUxWwf2A1l3xB5SKpCO32Jg




Thank you for watching until the end today as well.






Keizo Koyama