There are books ① through ④.
It's fine to read them in any order.
I’m glad to see that book ④, 'Challenging Market "Misconceptions"', is gaining popularity.
For the author, it’s the one book I most want people to read.
With ① 'Investment Casino', I aimed for a Columbus’ egg-type breakthrough using the entire book.
④ 'Misconceptions' is a weighty book where all 30 chapters have the potential for transformation—I poured my whole heart and soul into it.
I wonder what will happen next week.

Lately, I've been so absorbed in writing books that I’ve neglected investing.
Recently, I reset my MooMoo block list to zero and went back to casino mode.
A nostalgic screen name suddenly popped up amidst a surge in volatility, and I thought, 'Oh, this person is still at it.'
It’s the same old casino. They probably just love the thrill.
If you invest 10 million yen, you might make 1 million in a day, but there's a pretty good chance of losing 2 million.
There's absolutely no perspective on gradually growing assets or protecting them.
This isn’t something skilled people with some capital would do. It’s pure gambling.
I thought, 'Enough with the demo trading already.'
Looking at the higher-ups, returns of 200% to 1000% are common, and everyone is trading options.
To begin with, I don’t understand the point of pitting options trading against stock investing on the same playing field.
This misunderstanding will come at a high cost.
That said, I never imagined there would come a time when books could be published so quickly.
Well, no matter how many copies sell, I’m hardly making any money. But seeing me publish books this fast, readers seem to have two kinds of reactions:
I think they’ll split into two attitudes.
A: He’s using generative AI to mass-produce books and trying to make money off it—seems unfair, doesn’t it?
B: If you use generative AI, your work efficiency goes up so much...

Since theoretical books take time, I’ve decided to start with 'casual reading material for forming beliefs.'
The first book will be a publication full of black humor, titled 'Welcome to the Casino Called Investing.'
I think this one has turned out quite well, even by my standards.
However, as I was writing it, I realized that when I write, the books tend to be rather subdued.
Fundamentally, winning in the markets is often just a byproduct of not losing.
If the overall market is good, anyone who can hold strong stocks for a certain period and take profits before a collapse can succeed.
So, the way to win doesn't really matter that much. But I think readers want it, so I'm thinking of writing a step-by-step guide anyway.
If we break it down,
In the early phase of a bull market, this time it was AI. It would have been ideal to capture the trend that started with NVDA each step of the way, that’s all. (Avoiding events like the Reiwa Black Monday, Trump tariffs, and the movements from late September to November would be wise. Avoid trading when the index is below the 200-day moving average.)
It’s tough to make money right now. We're in the mid to late phase of the AI-driven market. You need to rotate based on the flow of funds, which requires skill. I'm unsure whether I should introduce this, but at least setting expectations can help. If your expectations are misaligned, you’ll end up just giving away unrealized profits...

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After plummeting as if to say 'Is the war starting?', I was just watching with sleepy eyes as it made a V-shaped recovery, like an unmanned drone had been shot down.
No good, I should have entered. There was a high probability of gaining about 7%. (For a typical V-shape on the right side in day trading, the expected gain is around 2-3%).
Since January, I've been discussing investment theory with Chappy. He claims he doesn't have access to datasets, but I'm amazed at how well he captures their characteristics.
He explained that he structured the thinking of successful people and introduced me to the excellent framework called Role Theory—it really moved me.
He’s even developing observation technology for the cycle until roles disappear, so I feel like, wow, the era when AI will win is coming soon.
He insists that to win as an individual, you need to spend time, take positions early, and observe from within—pushing for entering extremely early on :w
When I asked, 'Isn’t it okay to wait for the breakout?' I got scolded: 'That’s not the environment we’re in now. We still have time before the peak, but we're in cycles 2.5-3.5 (out of 4).'
He's become quite sharp in his delivery, which makes him very impressive.
As for Para, supply and demand-wise, I think...