The previous installments, “Why Investors Lose – Part 1 & 2,” resonated more than I anticipated.
→There are Reasons Why Investors Lose Part 1
→There are Reasons Why Investors Lose Part 2
However, some readers expressed difficulty in grasping the specifics.
As someone whose primary work isn’t writing, my less-than-polished explanations may have fallen short of your expectations.
For this, I sincerely apologize.
Therefore, in this part, I, a trader at a major fund, will delve deeper into the core of “Why Investors Lose,” using concrete examples of habits I’ve observed among Japanese professionals.
What I’m about to say might sting, but it needs to be said.
If you’re a working professional who feels content simply by “reading the local financial newspaper,” your chances of succeeding in investment are, frankly, extremely low.
