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Oct 15, 2023 07:48
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Not a chance with someone who’s all greed and has zero interest in learning.
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Age: 50s
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I don’t think it works very well if your mindset is to make money quickly in the short term.
The company or business you invest in grows, its value increases, and as a result, the investors who bought its stock also benefit.
I think what matters is being able to spot companies that are likely to grow in the future, and wanting the company you invested in to succeed.
It might be similar to papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
If all you’re thinking is, “I’m looking for someone I can hook up with today,” it probably won’t go very well.
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Umeda staff member Tomioka here.
This is somewhat unrelated to papa-katsu, but personally, I wouldn’t recommend day trading.
I was interested in it myself in the past, so I did some research, and there’s a lot to learn, such as opening a new brokerage account and understanding industry terminology. I don’t think it’s something where you can simply have an experienced person show you the ropes or do some research online and expect to succeed.
Some successful people consider stocks and investments different from gambling, but if there’s a possibility of losing, I believe it is gambling in a sense.
With pachinko, to put it positively, at least the game ends once you run out of money. But with cryptocurrency, since the money is just moving around as numbers and doesn’t feel very tangible, your sense of value can become distorted, potentially leading to major losses.
I’m sure some people have succeeded by approaching it like gambling, so I won’t stubbornly say, “You shouldn’t do it.” However, I strongly recommend studying it thoroughly first.
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Age: 60s
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This probably isn’t the kind of question suited to an anonymous forum, but I’ve gone from modestly well-off to fairly wealthy through stocks and am feeling a little carried away, so I’ll answer.
I appreciate your desire to “make a lot of money,” but it’s said that more than 90% of people lose money and eventually drop out of stock investing. Personally, I think your top priority should be avoiding losses.
I’ve only had to cut my losses three times over the past four and a half years, and being able to do that is what allowed me to make a decent profit. In other words, with stock investing, it’s crucial to control your own desires without letting temporary emotions influence you.
To say something slightly serious, Japan’s stock market has been unusually active since this spring—perhaps for the first time in 15 years—thanks to the entry of foreign investors. But I feel that jumping in now would be risky. I sold all my stocks and locked in my profits because I’m planning to step away from the market for a while in mid-September.
By the way, I generally don’t do day trading. It’s far more difficult than you probably imagine. You may already know that, though.
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I own some stocks too, but I don’t do day trading.
I’m too busy with work to even think about day trading. I tried forex for a little while, but I lost money and quit（笑).
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A wildly wealthy day trader said this on TV…
“I want my wealth to peak at the moment I die—I want to have accumulated the most by then.”
In other words, it’s not about making money to spend on something. He just wants to keep increasing it forever.
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Day trading is no different from gambling.
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Age: 50s
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I don’t really see the point of asking about day trading here.
A lot of people probably own stocks, but I think relatively few focus mainly on short-term trading.
I also just hold my stocks over the medium to long term and receive shareholder perks and dividends.
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These days, with professional high-speed automated trading, amateur manual day traders can’t really win. Even the brilliant trader Testa no longer day-trades.
Over the past 10 years, simply buying U.S. stocks and leaving them alone has been the most profitable strategy. No one knows what the next 10 years will bring—it all comes down to luck.
I don’t day-trade. I just hold stocks for the shareholder perks.
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It sounds like your desires are getting ahead of you and you’re losing sight of what’s around you, but please remember: this is an anonymous Q&A site for papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan).
When you’re in that state, things often don’t go well, so I don’t think you should be day trading.