How to Fight in a Box Market, Characteristics of People Who Fail with Margin Trading

Good evening, this is Shimoyama.

It feels like we have covered the big materials for this year.

Continuing to trade without letting our guard down is a given,

but I think there aren’t going to be big moves.


So,

I’ve decided that December will be a study period for stocks,

and I plan to upload as many practical videos on YouTube as possible.

I intend to do so.


If you could use this December to

upgrade your skills and update your trading

that would be wonderful.

Now, this week on YouTube,

• How to fight in a box market

• Traits of people who fail in margin trading


I talked about these two topics.


□■ Tuesday Update: How to fight in a box market □■


A box market, also called a range market,

has no clear upward or downward direction,

and prices move up and down in a zigzag pattern,

and it is said that 70% of markets are box markets.


Therefore,

in this box market, earning a steady profit

is a very important point to win in stock investing.


In particular, many people invest in physical trading,

and unless the stock price goes up, there is no profit, so


Rising market... profitable

Box market... hard to win

Declining market... hard to win


This is the state that makes many individual investors lose,

but


The wave-trading stock investment method using margin trading

can profit in rising and falling markets,

and it is a method that is easy to profit in the box market,

which is why it is supported by many people.




In this video, in the box market,

what kind of approach should be taken?

I talked about this, so

please have a look.
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How to fight in a box market

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Now, one more


□■ Thursday Update: Traits of people who fail in margin trading □■


“I’m afraid of margin trading..”

It has been almost 10 years since I started the school,

and I have probably received nearly 10,000 questions about fearing margin trading.




When asked in detail,

“I’ve heard that you can go into debt.”

they say,


As you may know if you have tried it,

even if you don’t use the wave-trading stock investment method,

even with a fairly gambling-style approach, you won’t end up so far in debt that you lose everything.




For securities companies, guidance from the authorities and

the possibility of bad debts if people go into debt

is extremely high, so they automatically cut losses before that happens.


Therefore, while physical trading can wipe out the principal,

margin trading almost never has zero risk compared to physical trading.

The situation means that unless there is news that keeps a stock price stuck at a lower limit for a week

and the securities company cannot place a stop-loss order,

there is no scenario where you go into debt in margin trading.
























Traits of people who fail in margin trading

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Well then,

thank you for joining me today as well.

Thank you very much.


Keizo Shimoyama



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