February 8 (Wednesday): Nikkei 225 (Free viewing item: "Teach how to fish, not feed fish")

Good morning☀

Yesterday, although it was for members, I introduced two cases of 【correlation】.

Why do two cases exist?

In the market, it is impossible for anyone to firmly declare in advance that it will move in a certain way.

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If you make a declarative statement as if you understand the future price movement,

and it happens exactly as you said, you might hear, “See, I told you so?”

There are indeed many people like that, but it’s just a coin toss and a gamble.

They’re just feeling triumphant when they’re right: (｀・ω・´) Tada!

Please closely watch the reaction when they are wrong.

Most people will avoid touching on that fact as if it never happened.

Trading is

① build a scenario,

② craft a strategy,

③ allocate funds based on it

that’s all.

It is not about predicting “up” or “down.”

“The market is not something you can predict with certainty.”That is what it means.

(Am I getting too persistent? I’ll keep saying it haha)

Aren’t you afraid to entrust your money to an unknown forecaster?

Putting your funds under forecasts from someone whose profitability is unclear is the same thing.

There is a proverb that'teach how to fish, not give fish’instead of just giving you a fish.

In English

‘Give me a fish and I will eat today; teach me to fish and I will eat all my life.’

(Japanese translation) If you give a person a fish, it provides for one day. If you teach a person to fish, they can eat for a lifetime

※In the past, it was said to originate from Laozi, but there is a theory that this is a hoax, so I won’t touch on Chinese language or origins lol

When you see the English translation, the meaning becomes easy to understand, right?

I think the same goes for trading.

Therefore, from here I will not say “it will go up! it will go down!”

I am sharing a way of thinking.

Everyone, aren’t you asking for fish too much?

(Note: below, market context is limited to members.)