With a simple registration, you can watch four free stock trading technique videos by Mr. Tetsuo Inoue and Mr. B-Comi!

A must-see for those who can't seem to win at stock investing

Stock investment know-how that could lead to big losses if you don't know it
Condensed into four videos! Plus many exclusive bonuses!

The Demon of Supply and Demand — Mr. Tetsuo Inoue
× [Seeing the Market with Six Eyes] Mr. Shintaro Sakamoto, aka B-Com

●All features available with easy registration!

1.【Video】Why analyst ratings are not only meaningless but can be harmful if used incorrectly

2.【Video】What you can and should do during a decline

3.【Video】Explaining stock supply and demand and other market trends

4.【Video】How to stay excited and calmly build your position during declines

5.Foreign investors' Japanese stock trading trends report ①and

●This is recommended for people like this!

Those who have not yet had success in stock investing

Those who want tips for stock picking

Those who recognize they are easily swayed by information

Those interested in stock investing

Those who think stock investment is risky

Those with experience in investments other than stocks, such as FX

●Instructor profiles

Tetsuo Inoue

After graduating from Sophia University, Faculty of Economics (major in Statistics), he worked in the securities investment division of a domestic insurance company,
and then became Chief Strategist and Head of Equity Investments at UAM Japan, Inc.
Thereafter, he served as Chief Strategist and Head of Investments at Proud Investment Advisors, QUICK, and MCP Group, Asia's largest fund-of-funds.
Leveraging 28 years of fund-managing experience, in 2014 he became President of Spring Capital.
Currently, he is a host on Radio Nikkei 'AsaZai' and on Nikkei CNBC TV 'Night Express'.
Member of the Japan Securities Analysts Association (Certified Member)

Shintaro Sakamoto (B-Com)

From 2002, for six years he worked as a dealer at a securities firm, trading stocks and futures. In 2008 he joined Kanpo Life Insurance Co., Ltd., where he served as fund manager for corporate bonds, municipal bonds, and municipal investment bonds; after that, he was involved in investment operations as a stock strategist and stock fund manager. Subsequently, to nurture individual investors, he runs Kokoro Trade Institute to help intermediate personal traders fill skill gaps. He has experience across all trading horizons, from short-term as a dealer to mid-to-long-term as an institutional investor, and his strength lies in covering the behind-the-scenes of trading.