The trigger began with a campaign to win NVDA shares.
The good thing is that I can communicate with my stock colleagues. I think it's good to have noticed a lot of things.
If possible, I would like to be able to view each person's My Page and exchange opinions with people with investment styles close to my own.

　There are no ads for Moomoo in my living area, but when I watch YouTube, there are lots of ads. I wonder what happens if I press the download button even though I'm downloading it. I won't do it though!

I was really surprised when I saw it at the station.
amazing!! amazing!! that's really amazing!!
“#consequentialism”I think they are people who love data and have confidence in their own experiences.
For example, I think they are people who have done well in the past when it comes to how to select investment stocks, how to determine trading timing, how to rebalance asset allocation, etc.

I saw a Moomoo advertisement in Shibuya!
The Outcome Socialism Talk
The results are closely monitored, tasks are broken down based on the results, and realized continuously, and finally the results are achieved.
By deciding on specific investment targets and setting profit targets, grasp the investment rhythm and avoid being influenced by market sentiment

Aren't they similar to Yutaka Matsushige and Moomoo Securities President Izawa Francis?
Consequentialism means that if the results are good, it doesn't matter what happens in the process.
In the case of investments, that might be the case. Even if stock prices go up and down, it's enough if profits come out.
In the case of life, I think the process is important. Aren't all sad or happy important life experiences?

You can see it from outside the station. that's amazing!
It's my personal opinion, but I think the result principle is that the final return achieves the initial desire.
It's about formulating an investment strategy that best suits your needs, and the results will suit your efforts.

I saw a Moomoo advertisement for the first time at the train station! I'm a big fan of Yutaka Matsushige! That's cool (*'∀｀*) *
I often hear the term “results-oriented” in the workplace.
In investing, we build up experience and make the next investment based on the results of each investment. In other words, I think every investment process is also important.