FX Senshi Kurumi-chan - Vol. 1 Ch. 1 - Prayer

[SteamedBunInvasion]

I'm better at stock trading than mahjong.
Forex just seems so random, so I'm staying away from that.

 

[lastKANAshimi]

@Niewaznekto

the Grossman-Stiglitz Paradox makes the EMH, atleast in its strongest form is an impossibility. It is at best semi-strong and even then most of the time is not that strong due to costs associated with information acquisition and other transaction costs.

 

[Yurisivel]

Never thought I would see a manga about gambling on the stock market by a retail trader. I guess with the uproar over $GME back in January must have caught some mangaka's attention. Funnily enough the stonk is rallying again this past week up over $200 as of writing this. Crazy times we live in.

 

[nitsuki]

@MangaField
Nahh my dude I meant that comment to be a joke, don't take it too seriously.

 

[MangaField]

@Yurisivel
Well, there is Billionaire Girl. Not too bad.

@nitsuki
Fair enough, lol.

 

[JeezyHungry]

... huh?

 

[Yourself]

 

[DesertStorm]

That's why the safe players only invest in ETFs

 

[Foxkun]

There's only 4 things in life that I don't get and that's stocks, debt, e-currency, and poker. So why am I enjoying this that has 3 out of 4 of those things. Followed!

 

[kaitouk166]

ew my head hurts

 

[AbuHajaar]

Did I just get fucking bogged in a manga?

Cocaine buttplug chapter when

 

[Bouss]

I wouldn't blame the dad for the mom's death. I feel like the 2008 financial crisis might have been a reason he was at work more often

 

[CyanHide]

I’m fucking terrified for my life

 

[bluesuns]

Even WSB is wary of FX trading

 

[starlightcitypro]

Lol @ her mom buying shares of $ROPE

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

At least mum kept the secret, and all it cost was scaring her daughter for life and losing hers... I guess the mum really was bad at trading...

 

[silverpetricof]

Wow this was incredibly interesting. I'm glad I happened to stumble upon this; this got my attention almost immediately.

Thanks for the translation.

 

[KE1tea]

Uuh, can the media please stop portraying all traders as degenerated gamblers? That‘s like portraying everyone who drinks alcohol as homeless alcoholics.

Trading is a very rewarding job if you treat it as a business and take it serious. It has a very steep learning curve and challenges your mental state a lot, especially in the first 2-5 years. But if you can push through, your monetary success can exceed even your wildest dreams.
I know what I‘m talking about - trading changed my life and made me financially independent. But it was far from easy and it didn‘t happen overnight.

What you see in places like r/wallstreetbets is NOT the reality of a professional trader (I thought that was clear, but I guess not). What those idiots do, really is gambling. But actual trading isn‘t gambling. It‘s more like poker. There is an element of luck/chance, but if you watch a final round of a poker tournament, you only see professionals - proving that you need skills to have enduring success.

average linkedin user

jokes aside, it is definitely possible to be successful with trading, as long as you have quite the sizeable amount of seed funds and the right training/experience

 

[MerlinD]

its a stock bro

 

[Onsokumaru]

It's not the dad's fault, translator.