[Stock FX] Introducing Stocks Easy for Day Trading [Explained by a Pro]
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[Stock FX] Introducing Stocks Easy for Day Trading [Explained by a Pro]
I will introduce stocks that are easy for "day trading" beginners to practice with first♪ This time, I'm introducing "Toyota Motor Corporation"♪ It is, needless to say, the stock of Japan's largest company♪ I will write about Toyota Motor Corporation based on the "
individual stock investment methodindividual stock investment method", so please be sure to read it♪
Toyota Motor's "Price Movement Characteristics"
As you can see if you look at the chart on a 1-minute or 5-minute timeframe, "you can see that the stock price chart movements are calm on any given day"♪ (Excluding earnings days and Nikkei average crashes)
In terms of the calmness of daily price movements, it can be said to be in the top class among all stocks in Japan♪
For example, even when the stock price falls, it doesn't just suddenly plummet; the signs are easy to understand, such as "the angle of the rise gradually dulling a few minutes before it falls"♪
Overall, it is a "stock that tends to move according to the textbook," so it is the most perfect fit for beginners♪
As for the disadvantages, since "the stock price is large, the number of shares you can buy is smaller than other stocks + the price movement is calm," these two factors combine, so even if you win at day trading with Toyota, the profit margin is small♪ However, conversely, for day trading beginners (◀who should only be able to buy 100 to 500 shares in terms of capital), even if you lose with Toyota, the loss is limited to a few hundred to a few thousand yen, so there is the advantage of
being able to safely accumulate a lot of practice there♪
If you have never done day trading, I feel that you will improve more easily if you first practice with "Toyota or stocks with a similar level of ease," and then, once you gain "Day trading is fun!" or "I feel like I could earn more with other stocks!" such as confidence you gain, you participate in other ordinary stocks♪
And when you move to other stocks, or even with Toyota when the market (conditions) changes, there will definitely come a time when the textbook theories no longer apply♪ However, conversely, because it is a market that does not go according to the textbook,
"profits concentrate on a few winners ▶ the profit margin when you win becomes larger" occurs, so it becomes a big growth opportunity♪
In this blog, I don't write any textbook theories at all; I write about the tactics of institutional investors and my (the person behind the scenes) own trading tactics that correspond to them♪ (You might understand the reason if you read "
Diary ①" and "Diary ②"♪)
When you think "I want to improve more!", please try reading various articles on this blog to practice♪ (Sorry for being good at self-promotion♪)
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