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question about timing comparisons. Do you tend to take profits more often when your holdings go up or when they go down? I'm curious about when you might be tempted to stop selling. I think it's more often on days when they go up. When you say on days when they go down, I guess it's more often because you're

cutting your losses. Of course, you'd want to sell on a day when they go up, right? If you've set a target price, you'd want to sell when it reaches that price, so you'd want to sell on a day when it goes up. However, if you look at supply and demand and decide to hold on

a little longer, you'll sell when it goes down, so I guess it depends on the case. Why don't you promote specific stocks or sectors like that streamer? Well, I try not to mention individual stocks as much as possible. I came from Twitter, and Twitter isn't good for that. It's not illegal, but there's a general

feeling that it's not good, and I try not to write about anything other than really large-cap stocks, so I guess it's just that trend. YouTube seems to be more lenient, but I came from Twitter, and I haven't really watched many other stock-related YouTube videos, except for Zeppy's and Komatsu's. I've only ever seen it so I'm not really familiar with the common

sense of YouTube. I think I should watch it somewhere, for my own sake too. You said that before the Scan era you had about 600 trades, but is this because you're not buying all at once at the right time, but rather dividing it into smaller trades and improving them? I mean, are you not

putting out all your orders at once, but rather placing orders for Senkaku 10 times in a short amount of time? Ah yes, that's right, I