April 17 (Mon): Nikkei 225 VS Russell 2000 (Course: Moment of Insight?)

Good morning☀

Today“Moment of Inspiration?”I’m going to write about it.

In anything you do,the “Moment of Inspiration?”exists, and some of you may have experienced it.

In studies, sports, work, and…

and of course in markets as well.

For example, in sports.

If you can imagine the sport you have done yourself, it would be great.

For example, golf⛳

When you learn from a coach or a lesson pro,

・Raise the top high.

・Swing down through here.

・Make the impact straight!

・Aim for this follow-through as you swing.

・Shift your weight as you swing.

That’s, well… a lot of things you’re advised.

The teacher picks out bits they think should be corrected and advises what’s better—this and that—but for the learner, it’s hard to fix each thing one by one, and it doesn’t go well, does it?

You want to fix things quickly and improve, don’t you?

Nothing is that easy, right?

And when there are several instructors, it becomes even more confusing, doesn’t it?

What one says differs from person to person?

But each of those individual pieces of advice can connect somehow.

That isthe “Moment of Inspiration?”.

“Dots connecting into a line!”

This is something people often ask about; have you actually experienced it?

I have experienced it in sports, studies, and markets as well.

So how can one experience it?

It requires many dots.

What are these many dots?

They become individual pieces of knowledge.

Absorb knowledge and understand it until it sinks in.

By repeating this,

two pieces of knowledge that seemed unrelated can suddenly connect.

Acquiring a lot of knowledge.

Deeply understanding each piece of knowledge.

These two things are very important.

In the world of the markets, most people want to earn easily.

Thus, they study little and trade with shallow reasoning—like “MACD crossed, so long!”

Such easy trades are common, but if you trade like that, there will be no“Moment of Inspiration?”or it’s unlikely to happen?

Also, even those teaching in salons or communities and those who call themselves technical analysts

・Don’t need to memorize formulas

・It’s enough to have a rough understanding.

・There are convenient things to know here.

Some people recommend only surface-level understanding.

Even if you memorize mathematical formulas, it won’t solve problems?

If you don’t understand the meaning of the formulas, application won’t work.

As a result, you won’t be able to solve problems.

If you don’t know the calculation formula of indicators, you won’t understand what they mean?

You already know that it’s not just about upward or downward movement.

Please study deeply in all things.

Otherwise… you’ll end up with a big loss and painful consequences, you know?

“Rough knowledge leads to big injuries.”

Never forget this!!!

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