Meaning of "勝負"

“Victory or defeat underwear” seems to be an important item for carefully迎える crucial moments on a date, but there are statistics suggesting that men aren’t even looking at such things. Unless the rubber is stretched out wide, that might be fine. In any case, isn’t the point to “not fail”?

An individual investor with 5 million yen in funds aims for 50 million yen—

Here are two patterns of thinking in such a case.

Both areFrom the “New Edition Zhongyuan Trend Positioning Method”Quoted from Part I explanations.

“I currently have only 5 million yen. The tentative target is 50 million yen. Until I reach 50 million yen, I can take a little risk and want to achieve it quickly. Once achieved, I’ll, as a wealthy person, ploddingly grow my money.”

“I currently have 5 million yen. The tentative target is 50 million yen. Up to half of that target, 25 million yen, can be done gradually, so I should proceed with as safe a method as possible. I must not rush and lose my principal.”

When the funds reach 25 million yen, there will be a sense of relief, so I should limit a portion, for example 5 million yen, to risky trades. However, I must absolutely keep within the 5 million yen limit. Within that range, I should strive to take the best possible approach. And even if I lose, I should keep within this range.”

Given that many people end up losing most of their funds and exiting the market due to small missteps, the latter approach is the correct one, but in reality many people think like the former.

Recently, there are FX trades that allow participation with small amounts, and stocks have smaller lot sizes, and there are more trading targets like mini futures that allow entry with small sums.

For example, people who plan to trade in the future with several hundred thousand yen of capital may do a lot of buy-sell with small amounts “for practice”… such cases are noticeable.

If the amount is small, losing it isn’t a problem, and if you’re young you can earn in your main job and re-enter, but be careful because this light attitude at the start can lead to bad habits.

With 100 shares per unit, if a stock is 500 yen, you can trade with 50,000 yen.

You can handle two stocks with 100,000 yen, or four stocks with 200,000 yen at the same time.

So you might think, “This is good practice,” and become sloppy, or even deliberately sloppy. After all, it’s an experiment.

But practicing isn’t just about riding the moves; you must also learn to control yourself under the tension of moving a certain amount of assets.

Be conscious of your future self and practice trading with a fixed amount of money.

And, thinking, “Even if it’s a little at a time, push to use as safe a method as possible,” you should face trading seriously. It’s this mindset of patience that should be taught as the姿勢 of victory—stance.

Professionals unanimously say the following:

“To win, you must first survive.”