December 20 (Tue): NASDAQ (Free viewing item: Risk management for everything)

Good evening?

Many are making a fuss about today's drop, but…

If you all properly understand “A Comprehensive Guide to Unraveling Bollinger Bands,”you will be completely unsurprised?

This kind of decline moved quickly in time, but the price range should be within an acceptable range.

The chart can move this far or not, and

just by fully grasping that, your mental state will be completely different.

When you panic, you cannot make calm judgments under any circumstances.

That is not only in the market; it is the same in driving, in disasters like fires and earthquakes.

Always think about the worst-case scenario and prepare.

We have stocked up for disasters

Paper products

Water supply

Canned foods

Charcoal stock (to start a fire)

Emergency power

and various other preparations.

Always consider the “what if” situation for anything.

Recently, investors who lost hundreds of millions on the collapse of FTX appeared on TV, but…

Why would they entrust hundreds of millions to such a dubious operator?

I wonder.

FX brokers are the same.

Even if they tout zero-cut, there are brokers that do not actually implement zero-cut.

Have you checked carefully?

In a case previously consulted about FX,

“When withdrawing, 30% is charged as a fee. What should I do?”

Hmm—wasn’t that just because you didn’t research before opening the account?

Why would people deposit money without checking withdrawal methods or fees?

If you can’t figure it out after researching, at least keep it small.

Keep deposits to about 50,000 to 100,000 yen—an amount that won’t ruin your life, and grow from there with your own skills.

And once you’ve earned a certain amount, withdraw the initial deposit as well.

Then, even if you lose it, you only lose the profits, so the damage is zero.

Losing profits is painful, but it won’t ruin your life.

And at that stage, your skills will have grown, so you will surely be able to increase again.

Everything comes down to risk management, right?

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