January 20 (Fri): Nikkei 225 (free view item: risk avoidance)

Good morning ☀

※This discussion is entirely my personal opinion, so there may be objections.

Abruptly, I

「I went bankrupt several times, but I bounced back!」

I dislike this wording.

Shall we prepare properly before going bankrupt?

Shall we study before tackling it?

You’ll drive safely because you had an accident❓ That’s not right, is it?

Driving safely before an accident is the obvious norm❕❕

Of course there are things you can learn from failures.

However, that is only when you fail despite having prepared properly.

Is failure a good story?

I think bankruptcy is something to be ashamed of...?

Even if you drive safely, you can still get caught in an accident.

But first, do everything you can to avoid accidents.

Think carefully about risks in advance.

Even so, with little experience, the risk avoidance you can conceive is still immature.

Therefore, as you gain experience, you become more sensitive to risks.

'Always think, "there might be a risk," while driving.'

The same goes for investing.

There is an investor who said

「If you don’t place a stop order at the same time as you enter, it isn’t true risk avoidance！」

He said this.

If you enter and then place a Protective Stop afterward, you don’t know what can happen in those precious seconds.

I have never had a year with a negative annual result.

That doesn’t mean I’ve never had major losses.

From those experiences, I have become even more sensitive to risks year by year.

Please take a moment to think carefully about risk once more, okay?

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