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[Investment Summary] Gonjicchi style investment technique - When to buy and when to sell -


Roughly speaking

  1. Even after completing the selection of stocks, it is unclear whether they can really buy them.
  2. Decide whether to buy one day with the board and candlestick. Linda and Rally determine short-term trading signals.
  3. Introducing examples of the differences between amateurs and professionals' buying methods. It's an amateur to buy it at 9am.


Even after completing the stock selection, I don't know if I can really buy it


This is a familiar story about stock investment. Last time, entitled Investment Summary Gonjicchi Investment Techniques - Stock Selection Edition - (As of January 2021), we discussed the need to get ahead of the acquisition of stocks that large and institutional investors are likely to be attracting attention. This time, as a sequel, we will explain when you actually enter at regular intervals and when you want to leave.

It's about stock investment. The investment technique series is as follows. The volume version, which is used frequently, is a must-read. It's a good mechanism to keep up with the big mouth.


By the way, when I wrote an investment-related article last time I saw a sharp drop in stock prices due to the GameStop stock scandal, so there is a theory that by the time this blog is published, it would have fallen sharply, but I want to ruin my logic, so I'll move on without worrying about it.


I've written about selecting stocks last time, but even after selecting stocks, the timing of buying and selling is usually not appropriate. Amateurs want to buy stocks right away, so they have to learn to keep up with the timing. I also bought one from the place I found and was killed by explosively, so I have always been rebuke to myself and live my life.


In short, stock investment is how to buy cheaply and sell for a high price (in the case of short selling, how much you borrow and pay it for a low price), so if you enter at a strange time you can easily die. So how do you determine when to enter? This is the role of technical analysis.



Board, candlestick and linda lary


To determine the timing of your inning, you need to understand the mechanisms of short-term trading. You've probably seen housewives on TV making day trading and making small money. The short-term trading system can be applied to prevent the first incoming long-term investment, even if it is not a short-term trading system. So how do the housewives do? These are the boards and candlesticks.



What is a board


A board is a display of order quantity for buy and sell side by side with the current price as shown in the diagram below.



The left shows the way to sell (the number of stocks ordered by those who want to sell above the current price) and the right shows the way to buy (the number of stocks ordered by those who want to buy below the current price). In the above diagram, the current value is 4,425 yen, and 11,300 shares, 4,430 yen, will need to be purchased in order to rise next. You can see that stock trading is a balance between selling and buying. If there's no one here and there to sell now, you can't buy stocks. If the sale stops or buys stop, it becomes a state called a stop low or stop high, and you will have to wait a while for the order to be processed at a reasonable price that is balanced with a buy-and-selling balance.


There are some points to note about the board. This means that only limit orders are displayed among stock orders. Another way to order is to order quickly, even if you want to order from a market, and to buy from a market, it is simply to buy the number of shares ordered from the selling board in order. In other words, if a large customer gently places a market order, the price will drop (the board will fly), and in particular, it is called a "glare."


There are people who are called professionals in the board reading field, and since Gonjicchi is still studying, he traces them by watching every move of the person who is actually trading. To be honest, it's difficult, but one thing I can say is to look at the full board functions. The full board shows just the usual number of shares, as well as how many people have placed their orders. You can see through the large ordering methods that I always cherish, so please try making familiar stocks first. With Rakuten Securities, you can refer to it on Windows if you apply for the full board.



What is a candlestick


Sorry for the continuing discussion of the basics of stocks, but next is candlesticks. This is a candle-shaped representation of the opening, closing, high, and low prices for a certain period of time, and is useful because you can get an idea of ​​the price movements during that period at a glance. Of course, this is the indicator that Gonjicchi values ​​most.




As shown in the above diagram, if the closing price is higher than the opening price, it becomes a negative line, and if it goes viral, it becomes a negative line. The price movement of stocks is like a wave that pushes and pulls, and Gonjicchi waits for the waves to arrive like a surfer. Candlesticks are useful when reading those waves. There are typical up and down patterns, so please check out the "Candlestone Chart" for details. It's best to do basic pattern recognition. It is well known that shogi professionals recognize patterns of winning and losing as images and process them using intuition, but the same is true of the stock world. For some reason, burn your candlesticks into your eyes until you know they're coming or not.


Another candlestick is important, as it is important to change the period. Watch the monthly, weekly, daily, and 5 minute charts. When determining the timing of the inning, which will be described later, I often do things like glaring at both the board and the 5-minute chart to put in the purchase.



What is Linda Larry, the legendary book?


Honestly, I feel like it's too early to introduce this, but mirror trading for great traders is an important training. If you want to throw a powerful changeup, it would be faster to ask Darvish for tips on Twitter and imitate them without fail. People with unnecessary pride will not follow any of the sentences they have made, so leave this place right now.


Linda Larry is a book that once became a huge hit, with a list price of 30,000 yen, but it is actually on sale on Kindle for an incredible price of 500 yen during February. To be honest, it's full of information that's evident in my eyes, and I often use it to judge signals. I won't go into detail about the information as it is too valuable, but I recommend buying it if it's 500 yen on a Kindle, as it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Incidentally, the automatic trading system currently under preparation is planned to be created based on a partially customized version of Linda Rally.



To briefly write down the details, it introduces chart patterns such as turtle soup and the Holy Grail, and is a list of the golden rules for short-term trading. Since you can make money just by following the rules, it's cheap, with a regular price of 30,000 yen, but perhaps beginners should probably start by training their mentality and asking themselves if they can follow the rules. I also think so. Try doing virtual trading yourself and develop your self-control before trying out the contents of the book.



How to buy between amateurs and professionals, and how to get closer and close


Next, I'll write a little more technical theory. This is a concrete timing for buying and selling, such as when it comes to the close and close.


Basically, stock trading takes place between 9:00 and 11:30 and 12:30 and 15:00. 9:00-11:30 is called Zenba, and 12:30-15:00 is called Goba. The opening dates for the deals were 9:00-9:30 (on the opening date) and the closing date from 14:30-15:00. And amateurs tend to trade at this time.


What does that mean? Most amateurs want to buy good stocks when they find them. The stock has been well earned, has been listed immediately after its listing, or has announced a share buyback. However, since office workers usually look up stocks in the evening, they have no choice but to trade, they have to pre-order the next morning. What will happen then? The next day, they lined up in a long line of office workers who were thinking the same thing. At 9 o'clock, he bought stocks at a price where his desire to buy reached its peak, and spent the day unrealized losses. However, at 9:30, I feel calmer. And the pros buy stocks at the bottom.


I want you to look at the stocks you are looking at. I wonder if they're going to stop at around 9:00am and then drop it off. This is proof that amateurs are hoping for it to sell. In the opposite case, the amateur is pessimistic and waiting for the professional to return. You should avoid buying it on a nearby location. If you want it, wait



The perfect time to invest in is coming in spring


If you open an account now, it will probably take about 1-2 months, so it seems that around March-April, the market is falling for a while and hitting bottom. With vaccines on the rise, there will likely be some stocks that will attract attention in hopes of economic recovery. In other words, there is a high possibility that anyone can win. The systems for online securities companies are also operating steadily, and DMM Securities and Rakuten Securities in particular use their experience in FX, which boasts overwhelming trading volumes, and it is recommended as there are no cases where orders have not been passed due to system downs, as they are not the case like any securities company. Nowadays, investment is popular and it tends to be delayed in opening an account, so I recommend that you proceed as soon as possible.


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