When investing, there are “questions” you should ask yourself.
・What should I invest in
・How much should I invest
・Should I buy or sell
I think things like that come to mind.
Among such “questions,” the one that should be positioned in the most important class is “are the resources invested in appropriate?” written in the title.
Even though it's the most important class, I don't think there are many people who say it directly.
The representative resource is “time.”
Specifically, how many minutes a day do you look at charts, how many hours do you spend analyzing individual companies, how many minutes you watch videos and blogs of investment influencers, and how many minutes you manipulate the securities company screen.
Another factor that may be more important than time is “psychological load.”
It can also be paraphrased as “mind sharing.”
Specifically, “I'm worried about whether the stocks I bought are rising or falling” and “I'm worried that my investment decisions might have been wrong.”
As for the order in which resources are used, “being able to take mindshare” comes first, and this is the flow of “using time to resolve it.”
Troublingly, this one...