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The stock price fluctuates busily every day, rising and falling.
It is said to be unpredictable and difficult to grasp.
However, if you detach from the “post hoc explanations” seen in common market analyses, you will see something different.
That is the “autonomous ups and downs” and the trend over a certain period.
When it seems to spike up, the next day it may plunge… that is stock price volatility, but try checking the high and low over a span of months.
After hitting a bottom, it does not form a peak the next day or within a few days. Also, right after hitting a peak, it does not immediately bottom out and rise again.
There is no perfectly precise cycle like celestial movements, but at least it can be described as moving from peak to trough and then from trough back to peak over a certain period.
If you view that up and down as a trend, you can divide the profitable period for long positions from the profitable period for short positions, and by riding the waves skillfully you can conclude that there is a chance to win.
This is thebasics of “untwisting/uptrend trading”concept.
Generally, attention tends to be focused only on “price,” i.e., vertical movement on the chart.
Watching only your purchase price, current price, and the previous day’s change, and reacting emotionally to small moves is common among many individual investors, isn’t it?
It is important to move away from such emotionally driven thinking.
Consider that “trends are formed over a certain period,” and it is clearer to think in terms of horizontal time—using the duration on the chart.
If you buy and wonder “how high will it go?” your doubts will only grow; but if you think in terms of continuing rises and declines, asking “how many more days will this rise continue,” you may not be able to predict the future, but you will find a breakthrough to “confident position management.”
This is thinking with an awareness of “timeframe,” and proper market observation.
Without relying on anyone, have your own strategy, and execute it with your own hands—continuing to trade without being misled by the forecast information circulated in the world, while you control yourself.
Naturally, with experience your own capability rises. You can recognize your slow but steady progress.
Please imagine a state where you are autonomous, building a confident personal approach.
Visualize what kind of mood you have while watching the stock price and what conversations you have with others around you who are also highly mindful, and the ideal state you have reached in real terms.
You should seriously strive to realize the comfort that arises from that imagination in reality.
Now, I said that the appropriate mindset is not “how high will it go?” but “how many more days will the rise continue.”
Untwisting trading is not about discovering stocks that will explode, but rather a method that targets stocks that stay in the same price range and experience moderate ups and downs.
It can be plain or not newsworthy—the ideal is a stock whose horizontal axis, i.e., “timeframe,” remains constant and shows a periodic rise and fall.
■ Stock Investment [Tiger’s Den] (Hayashi Investment Research Institute Channel)
On January 12 (Wednesday), I uploaded the latest video.
Basic knowledge and fundamental techniques for making a profit
【Why does it happen?】The market only cares when prices plunge
When stock prices sharply fall, you panic and take actions that are different from usual—these things seem inevitable, but they are unstable, prone to fluctuations, and undesirable.
Why does this happen?
What should we be careful about?
I have delved into these questions practically.
■ YouTube Channel Market Scramble
I have uploaded past videos to Market Scramble.
You can view them at the following URL.
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