おもちかえり : I've been observing 9101 NYK Line for about 3 years, and I think it's a good stock. It is a very profitable stock if the timing of trading goes well. Moreover, since stock prices move quite along the trend line, it is easy to make trading decisions. The dividend is also exceptional at 15 percent. It's also interesting that 9104 MOL and 9107 Kawasaki Kisen in the same sector move in exactly the same way.
I don't think the domestic stocks they showed, starting with 9101, were the wrong choice, but as you said, it is essential to trade after you are satisfied with the timing of trading, performance, market conditions, etc. If you are satisfied at the time of purchase, you can also cut losses and secure profits by being satisfied at the time of sale. It's important to do everything with your own judgment.
However, this can be done in the domestic market where information can be collected and stock price trends can be checked in real time, but in my perception, the Hong Kong market only uses the order method, the stock price is updated in 15-minute increments, and there is no board or step value, so that's not quite the case, right? (Since there are no market orders, it is impossible to throw at market price during a crash)
It's like trading while blindfolded. I'm too scared to do it.
I think the Chinese market, which includes the Hong Kong market, where there are few judgment materials, is a market where the hurdles are quite high for making a purchase with confidence based on one's own judgment. I thought I didn't want to come close.

おもちかえり : The LINE Group, which is currently active, talks about the name of Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities analyst Takemura Atsuro, and there is a pretty beautiful female secretary named S. Yoneyama (S. Yoneyama) with a profile picture.
Also, a few days ago, Benesse Holdings' president, Yasushi Adachi, was newly added.
08007.HK was recommended this week. The instructions were to buy in the morning on 12/13 (Wed) and sell on the morning of 12/15 (Fri).
I haven't made a transaction, but since I was asked to present a screenshot as proof that the transaction was made, I processed the image and sent a fake screenshot. This is to continue to observe fraud groups.
If the other side uses AI to investigate the authenticity of the screenshot, it may be revealed, but it seems to be fine so far.
Here too, images are processed using a special method by asking experts, so even AI won't be able to detect it.
Why don't you check it out by looking at the timing and candlesticks of the above transactions.

おもちかえり : I had the experience of hiding in a similar teaching group and watching the situation. I was wary if I was completely on the sidelines, so I bought domestic stocks and observed the circumstances. There were members in the latter half of the double digit range.
Like everyone commenting, starting with the thread owner, domestic stocks are initially recommended, and then directed to the Hong Kong market.
Meanwhile, there will also be lectures on market prices and stocks at LINE Group, so let's always study! There is also an evocation saying. Every day, there are also market condition reports that seem to have been copied and pasted from some site. I never said anything wrong.
I'm basically a day trader, so I mainly look at the Nikkei Average and supply and demand, and it was fun to watch this slightly broader point of view.
However, the trading volume of Hong Kong stocks that were recommended for purchase is not very high, and if members there buy them at the same time, the stock price will rise all at once, right? Sure enough, stock prices jumped as expected at the specified time on the designated day.
Even if you just look at this, you can see that it's a guide to the master, right? I haven't watched it after that, but I'm worried about whether the person who bought it was able to sell it at a properly high price.
The Hong Kong market does not use a brokerage system like the domestic market; it buys and sells at fixed prices. Even if the person caught indicates it at the price they want to sell, it does not promise that there is no one who can buy it at that price. There could also be a situation where the price drops steadily or all at once without making an agreement, right?
The first thing I doubted was that the Japanese that appeared in LINE talks was either very strange or childish. It was just one shot, and I thought this was suspicious. There are multiple fraud staff, and there are also people who are very good at Japanese, and even in that person's talk, there were many expressions that they were correct in Japanese, but native Japanese people would never use this kind of phrase. For those who aren't good at Japanese, Chinese characters are sometimes mixed in, so I thought, ah, this guy made a mistake (laughs). I was wondering why people around me didn't notice, but maybe cherry blossoms were there too.
That was my report.