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Hello! This is Tanaka from GogoJungle.
A highly popular series featuring a talk between our company president Hayakawa and our developers.
This time,BIG QWe have the pleasure of welcoming BIG Q.
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| **Career of a Fund Manager / Over 15 years of FX experience** |
Big Q
Former overseas fund manager.
While employed as a fund manager, due to the nature of the job, he could not trade stocks, so he began FX trading as a hobby. He has 15+ years of FX experience and currently trades stably, but in the early days of investing he suffered significant losses and invested a notable amount in FX education materials.
Based on his experience in the financial district, he is particularly knowledgeable about cutting-edge trading trends.
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Hello, this is Hayakawa from GogoJungle.
Today we are welcoming financial professional BIG Q.
We will ask about investment know-how from a professional's perspective gained from his experience as a former overseas fund manager.
Now, BIG Q, please go ahead! |
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| Hayakawa |
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Hello, I’m BIG Q.
Until recently,I was a private equity manager.
I’ve been trading FX since my days in Japan; back then I was just an ordinary employee, but later I entered the financial industry, learned investment more deeply, and now I’m sharing that know-how with you all. |
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Thank you.
BIG Q has recently been inthe major financial districts (for privacy, the exact location will not be disclosed) and is familiar with overseas trading information. |
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| Hayakawa |
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【This is real.】This is what a losing trader looks like… |
You've been trading since your days in Japan.
After entering the financial industry, you pursued it more seriously, and though it may have seemed smooth at first, BIG Q also has experiences of hardship in investing experiences of hardship in investing, right? |
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| Hayakawa |
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| Big Q |
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That’s right, I’ve made every kind of mistake (laughs).
When I was a salaried employee, I started stock trading; at that time I used paid newsletters and systems, but I suffered large losses. |
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But I ended up taking a big loss. What happened next? |
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After that, I started FX to recover the losses, but, as is common, I got caught in scam-like products and seminars.
I also tried EAs, using Martingale methods and trap repeats; at first they looked promising, but eventually they blew up my account. | |
| It seems your time as a salaried worker in Japan didn’t go well at all. It’s the typical failure story, but you really have experienced every kind of failure, which makes it feel very real…. |
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What are the Three Principles common to professional traders? |
BIG Q’s failure stories may be a path many people go through.
From there, how did your performance improve? |
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| Hayakawa |
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| When I moved abroad, I wasn’t actively trading FX. It was becausea new environmentrequired me to spend time learning. |
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| For a while, I focused on work. |
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Yes. For example, if you go downstairs from the office in the evening, you can drink beer cheaply during happy hour.
Because it’s a financial district, places likethere are many hedge fund traders and fund managersthere are many hedge fund traders and fund managerscome here.
With that environment, I naturally started meeting them, and opportunities to hear their stories gradually increased. |
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That’s amazing. It must be a fantastic environment for traders.
What kinds of conversations did you have? |
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They don’t discuss specific techniques or current positions.
But, listening to them, I realized they sharethree common mindsetsthree common mindsets.
I call them, and I now believe that. |
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I see. Very interesting.
This is certainly something I’m curious about, but about thoseThree Principles, I’d like to delve into them in future interviews! |
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| Episode 1 |
You’re trading as the “big-mouth’s bait”!
What tips did a former fund manager gain in the financial district? |
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This investor’s recommended products |
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