I am a beginner in my late twenties who was told that stocks might be suitable for me, so I decided to study and experience it once using demo trading after downloading it ( •̀ ω •́ )✧
I was told that "swing trading" might be good, so I followed and liked the person who came up in the search for that (  . .)

Well, today I'm going to introduce a transcendental and simple tactic in a special way that I usually explain in membership videos.
You'll be surprised at how simple it is, but since it's a swing of about 1 month to a few months, I'm so busy with work that I can't watch the market price every day! I recommend it to anyone.
Charts to useCandlestick and 5-week moving averageonly.
I hope you know how important it is to read charts because even such a simple investment tactic can produce results.
OK, let's start with the individual stocks to be used“1489 NF Nikkei Average High Dividend Stock 50 ETF”Let's say it.
If you want to work a chart and think about tactics, avoid small-cap stocks or stocks with low liquidity. Then, select stocks that are on a steady upward trend over a span of 1 to 3 years. No matter how good they are in terms of fundamentals, it's no use just buying stocks that have been on a downward trend for the past 1 year or 2.
It is important not to expect it to rise eventually... but to choose something that is clearly up to expectations.
Now take a look at the 1489 weekly chart from the end of 2023 to 24/4.
What I'm using this time is a weekly schedule, so...

[Recommended order of action for trading beginners]
Trading is important not only for winning, but how not to fail (not lose money) is important in trading. Therefore, I will write the recommended order of action that trading beginners should take. I hope you find it helpful.
① Develop a strategy that suits you.
People have all kinds of personalities. There is an unsuitable investment style. What kind of time frame do you want to trade (date trading, swing, medium to long term). There are people who are good at going forward, and there are also people who are good at going against each other. Also, there are people who place importance on technical analysis, and there are also people who place importance on fundamental analysis. (Of course, there are hybrids who place importance on both.)
Let's construct a strategy that seems to suit you by “buying such stocks (according to your own purchase conditions) here and selling them here (make profit/cut losses).”
② Use the demo trade function
The Moomoo Securities app has a demo trade function. First, let's test out the strategy constructed with ① by actively using demo trading. Also, psychological habituation is necessary for trading. What kind of mental state I am in is also objective...

This time, I will try to make my first post.
I usually invest in individual, actual, medium to long-term Japanese stocks through Matsui Securities.
Attracted by the performance of the moomoo app, I opened an account this week and deposited 0.3 million yen (hoping to get a lottery ticket). I plan to do swing trading with small amounts here. (However, even if it's called swing trading, I will invest in multiple stocks that I think I can hold for the long term).
Picking up multiple stocks such as Euglena and Onward, selling them on the same day as they were prepared. It feels somewhat strange for myself, who is investing for the medium to long term, but I was able to profit from all of them. A new sensation.
Since both of my parents passed away relatively early due to illness, I am interested in stocks related to health care, including food. The stocks I search for tend to be focused on this field.
There are several attractive stocks in US stocks, such as Eli Lilly, so I'm thinking of challenging them in the future.

In swing trading, if individual investors are deceived by institutional manipulation and experience a sudden drop after the opening, they will suffer huge losses. To prevent this from happening, I check the limit order status just before the opening on not only my moomoo account but also on the order book of the SBI US stock app. When players push up a stock like NNE did yesterday and the limit orders on SBI also rise just before the opening, it indicates real buying interest, and the stock price is likely to continue rising. Conversely, if the limit orders are low just before the opening, the price will drop after the opening, as we saw before when the circuit breaker was triggered.
moomoo's quote has an excellent buy/sell dominance chart that further predicts the movement of the candlestick chart in trading trends. For example, when the lock-up release sell and director's sell l pressure of ALAB is contained, it will reverse and become an upward trend 📈.
Accounts other than moomoo do not require trades. As long as you can catch the quote information from the U.S. stock app, you can avoid crises.

In swing trading, stocks purchased do not always rise, sometimes they fall. At that time, please cut losses immediately. There are two intentions, for example...
1️⃣ If purchased at $10 ➡️ drops to $9, immediately cut losses (P/L -1)
2️⃣ Drops to $7, then reverses and bought at $8 ➡️ rises to $10 (P/L +2)
3️⃣ Further decline without cutting losses (P/L -??)
With target 1, even if you incur losses and cut them, you can recover with a V-shaped reversal. Therefore, return to neutral once.
〈Intention 2〉Prevent being stuck in a further decline to protect assets. Being stuck lowers investment efficiency during that prolonged period.
When swing trading, taking losses is natural and not scary. In fact, it is necessary to take losses in order to win. Isn't this mindset the same in medium-term investments? Especially with stagnant stocks, one only holds them when there is a prospect of a V-shaped recovery in the near future.
Stocks will increase trading skills based on experience of buying and selling. Sometimes, it's better to acquire skills for the future even if there is a loss. Beginners 🌱, please take note.