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Stock Market Mastery Schooling by Kohta Hayashi

To be prudent in life with early to bed and early to rise, a proper sense of money, avoiding heavy drinking, and living modestly—that is the way of a stock market expert.

“A stock trader is, you know... ”

A famous stock broker from Osaka who came seeking advice reportedly said the following to a person who asked for guidance.

“It’s surprisingly a rather dull business.”

“The advantage is that you have freedom over time,

or that you don't have to bow to others, but,”

“everything is a matter of personal responsibility,”

(1) you absolutely cannot take risks

(2) daily life becomes quiet and plain

that is, a job without any glamour.

You can’t even get drunk at year-end parties. The morning entry of the attendance sheet is non-negotiable, you see.

One must always keep a proper sense of money.

In other words, because you seek practical profit, you cannot have the idea of chasing quick gains.

In thought or action, you are inevitably within the bounds of economic principles, and you are cautious.

It might even appear cowardly.

If life becomes even a little flashy, it will immediately spread to trading and lead directly to bankruptcy, so you must always restrain yourself… ”

“He’s like a monk,”

“Rather monk-like, even more so than an ordinary monk.”