At the beginning, when there was a loss, they sold right away, and if profit came out, they carried it over with greed that it might still grow.
Then it all went back the next day. It's lower than when I bought it, so I'll sell it again.
I think there are a lot of people who have made that kind of trade.
It was the same for me.
At the end of the day, it's bad that they haven't decided on a profit line.
Also, they're aiming for a perfect score too much, aren't they?
Isn't it okay if it's 80 points or 50 points?
If anything, I think 1 point is fine.
This is because the accumulation of these will amount to 100 points or more, and there is a possibility that it will expand to tens of thousands of points.
Even if the chart up to that point is good, nobody knows from there to the right.
First, let's change the way we think and think!
10% of 100 million yen is 10 million yen, and 10% of 100,000 yen is 10,000 yen.
There is clearly a funding gap here. It's fine to make it a goal to admire people who have more money than you, but let's stop being envious.
I think it's the same 10% even if the funds are different. I keep doing what I need to do in a relaxed manner.
Also, let's stop trying to achieve that every time, such as getting 10% in a single trade or 10% monthly interest rate.
Even 1% increased...