Make huge profits even with individual stocks!

Hello everyone, this is Ito from Plaza Investment.

The recent market has been full of gap openings. This is due to the upward pressure from the Bank of Japan’s ETFs and the upward pressure from passive managers like BlackRock, which buy up shares. There is a principle called the Down Knight rule, where when free float halves, the stock price can quadruple; thus, the stock-buying pressure tends to push prices up.

Many people are attracted to the wild fluctuations of the Nikkei Average and trade futures and Nikkei-linked ETFs, but there may be the same appeal in growth stocks with low free float that repeatedly hit daily price limits.

Today, I want to focus on two stocks that surged briefly due to positive changes in their earnings performance, but fell sharply due to exchange-credit restrictions. If the restrictions are lifted, they should at least regain the secondary high, and in some cases may be capable of a two-stage move beyond the previous high.

When buying or selling such volatile stocks, or when trading futures, what matters is to set in advance the points where the price will retreat at the lower and upper limits, and to practice stop-loss trading to limit losses while capturing price moves. In the United States, there is no credit date, so most people retreat if it goes 11% the wrong way.

Growth-focused stocks to watch:

Aiming for a quick rise with a strict short-term forecast by including SLO below
Change date is the predicted date of regulatory relief from the chart.

4393 BOI 2822–16300 surge after regulation 8340SLO 11/17 change date
4594 Bright Path 62–270 surge after regulation 114SLO 11/16 change date