An 小さな利益をバカにする者は、大きな利益を獲れない。

Good morning, this is Matsushita.

You think that investors who make profits exceeding 10 million yen a year

always

take profits in the millions, don’t you?

Aren’t you thinking so?

Even investors who make more than 10 million yen in profit per year

sometimes carefully seek small gains.

Because achieving large profits doesn't come from flashy trades,

but from accumulating careful trades,

which increases profits significantly.

To make big profits,

each trade must be carried out carefully,

sometimes settling at break-even with effort,

sometimes piling up small profits.

That repetition of careful trading

leads to larger profits later on.

Whether it is 100 million yen in profit per year,

or 1 billion yen, the same applies.

However, those who do not know this and,

driven by fantasies or misunderstandings, wish for large profits,

imagine flashy trades.

With such trades, you cannot truly

achieve large profits.

Large profits are the result of careful trading,

and those who belittle small profits

cannot achieve large profits.

You may currently be investing with only a small amount of capital

and only make small profits.

But without carefully growing that capital, you cannot

achieve large profits.

If you have a strong resolve to someday make large profits with a large amount of capital,

please do not belittle the small profits you make with your current, modest capital.

Everything is connected.