Read the position and intent from the attributes of the writer.

I used to be a paid user of NewsPicks in the past, but now I am a free user.

I can only read the free part, but judging from the table of contents and comments, it seems like a good article.

Not limited to investment-related, the authors of the articles have positions and speak based on those positions.

It's about discussing positions, right?

The author of this article, Mr. Kenichi Yokota, seems to be like a "First Financial Planner", so he seems to be able to write without considering special interests.

Usually, it's difficult to communicate things that do not benefit the affiliated organization.

When you think about it, Mr. Motonori Yamazaki, who continues to say things like "Orkan is the only choice" and "Most funds are rubbish" while being an employee of Rakuten Securities, is amazing.

Should we praise the depth of Rakuten's pockets for understanding and hiring such people, or what?

Let's infer positions from the affiliations of information providers and view them critically.