An amateur's method
This is what I have done in my own way, for reference...
I have mentioned having a broad perspective, but I try to avoid getting involved in sectors where I feel 'I don't know or can't determine.' I will make efforts to deepen my understanding through information acquisition, but I avoid such sectors.
Then, I will conduct information acquisition and analysis excluding preconceptions.
Therefore,
I will acquire information neutrally. Not focusing on individual stocks and related stocks, but with a broad perspective...
Pick up several candidate stocks.
After understanding the content of the stock, predict the past, present, and future.
Set the entry and exit numbers for some candidate stocks.
Etc...
Preparation up to 70% to the dundry.
At this point, the flow will be determined. In my case.
As for the remaining 30%.
25% is to determine and execute while watching the daily changes in politics, economics, finance, and international situations.
The remaining 5% is luck.
Is it luck? (Including encounters with treasure stocks) Or will unexpected bad events occur?
Do you think it's too time-consuming and troublesome to write all of this? Maybe you want to jump on someone else's stock post?
But once you get used to it, it won't take so much time.
The worst thing.
That is,
I think it's not good to rely on others without making any effort and repeating profits and potential losses that could be avoided.
I think it's important to gradually become self-reliant in order to manage your irreplaceable money in a positive direction, both personally and in your family.
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HONDA N-ONE : Which information is unbiased?
Am I neutrally accepting it?
It's a really difficult problem.
kenau : Stocks cannot be won by relying on others, but in reality, people who rely on others sometimes make profits, you know.