"Investing is not that hard" is a lie. Efficient practice methods by changing perspective！

Treat Investing as a Discipline or a Sport

In bookstores and on blogs on the internet, you often see statements like “Investing is easy” or “Anyone can make money.”
There are many such messages.
However, as I have said many times, investing is not that simple in reality.
If you start with the assumption that it’s easy from the outset, when things don’t go well you’ll feel discouraged.
Therefore, I recommend changing your perspective and facing investing differently.

If you view investing as a “discipline” or a “sport,” you can think that, like English or soccer, practice is necessary to improve.
If you practice and improve, unlike English or soccer, you can acquire the ability to earn money directly.
By practicing, you can develop the capacity to make money.

If you spend the same amount of time, wouldn’t studying investing be more beneficial?

A Change in Perspective to Make Learning Investing Easier

By changing your perspective in this way, studying investing will become less of a burden, at least a little.
Investing, by nature, is about predicting whether it will go up or down, so you shouldn’t expect to lose a lot. If you practice properly, you should be able to win.

By treating investing as a discipline or a sport, the practice and study become more enjoyable and meaningful. With persistent effort, you can improve your investing techniques and increase your chances of success.

Therefore, don’t think investing is easy; continue with solid preparation and practice.

Efficient Practice Methods

To discover your own winning patterns, you need to practice again and again.
Here, I will introduce efficient practice methods.

Practice on a Chart Where the Future Is Not Visible

First and foremost, the important point is to practice on a chart where the future cannot be seen.
By tracing back past charts and training in a state where the future is not visible, you can efficiently discover winning patterns and cultivate true judgment.

Practicing on charts where the results are already known from the start only makes you feel as if you understand,
and it is not useful for actual trading.
Practicing on unseen charts allows you to recreate real-world conditions and sharpen decision-making in a near-real trading environment.

How to Progress a Chart

For example, you can advance the chart step by step by pressing the F12 key.
This makes practice tens of times more efficient than a demo trade.
Using this method, keep practicing until you find your own winning patterns.

Memorize your winning patterns and, probabilistically, understand deeply that you will win overall while sometimes winning and sometimes losing.
This understanding should be ingrained in your subconscious.

Examples of Practice

1. Prepare the Chart

   • Prepare historical charts and set them so the future movements aren’t visible.

2. Advance with the F12 Key

   • Advance the chart one frame at a time and make entry and exit decisions at each point.
     Do so.

3. Record the Results

   • Record the results of each trade so you can analyze them later.

4. Feedback and Corrections

   • Analyze the trading results, identify improvements, and apply them to the next practice session.
     
     

Effects of Practice

As you practice more, you’ll not only see winning patterns, but your own judgment will improve as well.
This is akin to a swordsmith heating iron, hammering it repeatedly to remove impurities, and forging a strong blade.

The more you practice, the stronger your confidence will be in the method you chose to win.

Confidence and Stable Earnings

With confidence, trading becomes less fluctuating and earnings stabilize.
The judgment and confidence gained through practice will reliably help in actual trading. Please try this method.

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