https://t.co/mFAZ9YEjp0 [From Salaryman to Investor] A Former Salaryman Investor Managing ¥700 Million Shares His Daily Routine TOM [Investing] #AISummary A Day in the Life of a Full-Time Investor and Chart Analysis Strategies for Growth Stocks 🔳 Start the Day by Monitoring Overseas Markets and News After waking up, check the latest news and U.S. market movements to ensure none of your held individual stocks have experienced sudden spikes or drops. Since he also trades small-cap stocks, prices can move over 10% while he sleeps. 🔳 Pre-Manage Daily Tasks His daily schedule: morning—Japanese stock trading; lunch—meeting with fellow investors; afternoon—investment study and reading; evening—U.S. stock trading. He organizes all tasks in Excel the night before. 🔳 Focus on Cybersecurity Stocks In Japanese stocks, he pays attention to companies like FFRI Security and Trend Micro, anticipating growing demand for cybersecurity due to the rising number of AI-powered cyberattacks. 🔳 Monitor U.S. Cybersecurity Stocks He also tracks U.S.-based cybersecurity firms such as CrowdStrike, continuously monitoring them as a long-term growth theme. 🔳 Expectations for Autonomous Driving-Related Stocks He watches Japanese companies linked to autonomous driving, but cautions that stocks that surged rapidly in the short term may also experience sharp declines afterward. ListItemIcon Drone-Related Stocks as a Growth Theme He believes drone usage will expand across diverse fields such as disaster response and defense, and is monitoring related companies like TerraDrone. ListItemIcon Seek Companies Aligned with Government Policy Since companies aligned with government priorities are more likely to receive policy support and achieve growth, he prioritizes identifying firms benefiting from national strategic initiatives when selecting stocks. ListItemIcon Patience Is Part of Investing Even when stock prices surge, he emphasizes the importance of waiting patiently until he finds a buying opportunity he fully understands and approves of. ListItemIcon For Short-Term Trading, Check Three Indicators When aiming for profits within one to three weeks, he primarily relies on RSI, moving averages, and trading volume to analyze charts. ListItemIcon Use RSI to Gauge Overbought/Oversold Conditions He considers RSI above 70 as overbought and near 30 as oversold, using these levels as references for potential price reversals. ListItemIcon Don’t Rely Solely on RSI Even if RSI indicates overbought conditions, prices may continue rising; therefore, he always combines RSI with other indicators before making decisions. ListItemIcon Use the 20-Day Moving Average as a Trend Guide He uses the 20-day moving average to assess general price direction. When the line shifts from downward to upward, he views it as a potential trend reversal to bullish. ListItemIcon Breakabove the Moving Average as a Bullish Signal He also considers a price breakout above the 20-day moving average from below as a sign of possible entry into an uptrend. ListItemIcon Confirm Strength of Uptrend with Trading Volume If trading volume increases alongside rising prices, he interprets this as growing participation and stronger upward momentum. ListItemIcon Target Situations Where All Three Conditions Align He identifies strong upward candidates when RSI rises from near 30, the 20-day moving average turns upward, price breaks above it, and volume increases simultaneously. ListItemIcon Past High-Growth Semiconductor Stocks Over the past five years, semiconductor-related stocks have surged dramatically—he notes NVIDIA rose about 9x and Broadcom about 7x—and he himself achieved significant returns from semiconductor investments. ListItemIcon Consistently Gather Information Even While Employed While working as a salaryman, he collected investment information during commutes, lunch breaks, travel time, and after returning home, allocating most of his salary to stock investments. ListItemIcon Seek the Next High-Growth Industry He believes it’s crucial not just to follow previously rising industries but to actively identify the next major growth themes. ListItemIcon Future Growth Sectors to Watch He is closely monitoring AI-era cybersecurity, space technology, quantum computing, physical AI, and next-generation power as key future growth areas. ListItemIcon Use Limit Orders for U.S. Stocks Since U.S. markets open during late-night hours in Japan, he avoids staying up late by primarily using limit orders to trade ahead of time and maintain a healthy sleep schedule. ListItemIcon Beginners Should Start Small Rather than trying to pick perfect stocks at the outset, he advises beginners to start with small amounts to gain real investment experience. ListItemIcon Start Investing in Familiar Companies He began investing in companies whose products or services he personally uses and understands well—such as Apple, Microsoft, Coca-Cola, and Muji. ListItemIcon Value Experience Over Initial Profits Though his early profits were only ¥500 or ¥1,000, he reflects that actually buying stocks with his own money was a major milestone. ListItemIcon Gradually Expand Investment Scope Through Experience Starting with small investments in familiar companies, he gradually broadened his focus by learning from news and industry trends, developing an eye for future-growth industries. ListItemIcon Investing for a Free Lifestyle His goal is to live freely—unbound by time, location, or organizational structures—through stock investing and asset building to achieve a highly autonomous life.