January 27 (Fri): Nikkei 225 (Free viewing item: "Sell when it rises, buy when it falls")
Good morning☀
Everyone,「Something you absolutely want」exists,
① Type that buys it without caring about the price
② Type that puts it on the watchlist and buys when it gets cheaper
which one is it?
Most people are probably③
I guess, but when the market moves, aren’t there more of type ①?
As the rate rises rapidly, you go long.
In a good light, it’s a trend-following strategy.
In a bad light, it’s jumping on the bandwagon.
Regarding the probability of jumping on successfully, previouslywe explained using the Bandwagon effectand Bayes' theoremso please refer to this?
https://www.gogojungle.co.jp/finance/navi/articles/43337
To put it simply, in my view the probability that jumping on yields a profit is
'less than 10%'
Therefore I believe there is no merit in jumping on.
I mainly shop online, but unless it’s urgent,
② the type that puts it on the watchlist and buys when it gets cheaper
so,
I also buy when the market gets cheaper.
What I often say
'Sell when it goes up, buy when it goes down'
That is what I mean.
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