【株/FX】暴落時に有効な損切りルールを短期/中期/長期別に解説！ミスを防いで損失を抑えろ！

。 English: This is a superb little dog, nice to meet you. So, what is it this time, Gin-chan? This time, I will explain the rules of cutting losses. Cutting losses is important, isn't it? No doubt about it. So, Ken-chan, will you teach us your rules? Yes, there are a lot of questions about this, and people say that it's better to cut losses,

but how do you do it? There are a lot of questions like that, so I think if I first explain how everyone actually does it, people will think, "Maybe I should try that too," and it will be a good reference for them. So this time, I will explain to everyone how I personally do it. I

think it's expensive. I see. If there is an issue, it's better to act. No one really knows how far it will go down. For example, if something like this shock happens, you may have been able to judge based on the variations until now, but that's no longer the case. Once it's gone and you can't really cash it out, then it's good. That's true,

but sometimes you get it right half the time. Yes, so cutting losses is important. I see. Yes, there are many. So, please go ahead. Yes, yes. So, I'll explain my basics. To begin with, let me explain my basic approach. First, I create my own strategy. When I buy, I create my own scenario.

Hyun's basic premise is that if Nagi collapses, he sells. In the case of a country, he has a winning strategy and also a losing scenario. He creates both. Of course, there are events in the village game where the value collapses, but he delves deep into why there is a possibility of losing and builds a strategy that avoids that. This way, he can

respond properly even when there is a sudden, big move. That's Kiryu's basic premise. Whatever he creates, he has a second layer. So, what kind of things does he implement? I'd like to explain by dividing it into three categories: short-term and medium-term. Many companies are open to both fundamentals and technical analysis, so I