If you want to make money from stocks, you have to cut off YouTube and the media

If you want to make money from stocks, you have to cut off YouTube and the media first. It doesn't mean that they are wrong. It may be right, but the problem is that it's a belated one.

Only after the stock price has already risen, YouTube and the media line up their prices. This leads investors to buy from the high point. Conversely, it encourages fear after the stock price has fallen sufficiently. This makes it a role to dump from the low point.

The media deals with new events every day, looking at yesterday's chart to analyze and inform why the stock price has risen or fallen. But there is no way to know why. The problem is that they repeatedly believe in themselves for the reasons they created. And if the stock price falls, they still argue that there is reason to rise and predict a rebound.

For example, let's say the stock price of stock A has risen. Is the reason why the media and YouTube are talking so much really the reason for the rise? So why is the stock price suddenly falling when the reason remains?

In fact, the reasons the media says can be either right or wrong. The important thing is that you don't have to know why the stock price is rising and falling. It's easy to fall into wrong stereotypes if you try to interpret changes in stock prices while sticking to a reason. It's wiser to think that stock prices rise for reasons we don't know and fall for reasons we don't know.

When the stock price rises, it rises for something, and you can buy it then. Conversely, if it falls, it is also falling for something reason, so you can sell it.

If you are certain that the stock will rise for a particular reason, when the stock price falls despite the fact that the reason is still in effect, you will consider it a fake drop and miss the timing of the sale. This can eventually lead to a huge loss.

The important thing in stock investment is not to know why, but to accept charts and flows as they are.

Recurring self-dealing in time to watch the media, reading trend follow-up books and researching more charts.