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@kabu1000 Good morning ✨ I don't really take anyone as a reference unless they're someone I've known for a long time, and I basically just view it as entertainment 💦

@kabu1000 Good morning. Lately, there have been many people investing more than their allowed amount in Kioxia and ending up in debt 👦 I wish they would teach investing in high school People who share information are a great resource.

@kabu1000 Whether they continue to show both the good and bad times is a big factor 😌📊⏳

@kabu1000 "At least 10 years, through good times and bad" ⇨This is so true!! These past 10 years have been successful no matter who was in charge, so if possible, someone with 15 to 20 years of experience is even more trustworthy!

@kabu1000 Follower counts aren't reliable indicators.

@kabu1000 It's easy to get caught up in catchy numbers, but I want to try to calmly filter my thoughts by looking at "how many years it has been going on" 👁

@kabu1000 Those are truly painful words to hear. I too once had the bitter experience of being captivated by flashy, fleeting numbers and suffering heavy losses in short-term trading. After experiencing despair, I learned the importance of enduring bad times and calmly sticking to the course. The weight of a journey of more than 10 years is proof that you have survived the hell of the market, and therefore it is more trustworthy than anything else 🐽

@kabu1000 In addition to what's written, I also look at replies and followers. I ignore replies that are all generic and lacking in personality. People like Kabu1000, who receive meaningful replies from many people, are trustworthy.

@kabu1000 Basically, you shouldn't believe everything, right? 🤔

@kabu1000 That means Mr. Gifu is highly reliable.

@kabu1000 People like cis, Testa, and Satsuki, who have been listed as major shareholders in the quarterly reports or who have filed large shareholding reports, are the real deal.

@kabu1000 It's best to treat short-term performance reports as mere entertainment and maintain a distance from them.

@kabu1000 The reason why people who can disclose their results for 10 years are trustworthy is because they have a track record of "one full market cycle" 🤔 The COVID shock, rising interest rates, AI bubble. Proof that they have experienced and survived all of it ☝️ Accounts that have only seen huge profits in the last few years are likely "just optimized for the current market" ☝️ There's a high probability they'll disappear the moment the market changes...🫣

@kabu1000 It's more about the content than the assets, and it's really quite normal to be able to tell the difference between genuine and fake regardless of history, but there are people who can't, which is why this situation occurs. But especially in this community, I think it's fine for the idiots to get scammed on their own, just leave them alone, ignore those idiots.

@kabu1000 Those who keep posting for a long time are strong. You can't fake it if you keep posting not only in the years you win, but also in the years you lose. It's best to look at the numbers in terms of accumulation.

@kabu1000 You're absolutely right 🙇‍♂️ I'll also do my best to continue posting so that people will trust me and read my posts 💪

@kabu1000 It's entertainment, isn't it?

@kabu1000 People who latch onto how much money others make, even though it's not their business, are just fodder for the system.

@kabu1000 It's right to look at continuity, and I always look at continuity (duration) on social media as well. When you've been watching the market for a long time, you can overlay your own experiences and the market onto what people on social media say.

@kabu1000 A long disclosure history is useful, but continuity alone can hide selective reporting. Timestamped full-portfolio records and consistent treatment of deposits and withdrawals seem like stronger checks.

@kabu1000 People who get caught up in short-term numbers never become good at stocks, do they?

I agree so much my head might fall off. You can easily create countless one-off "winning images," but the words of someone who has been continuously recording their portfolio and trends for several years to a decade, including bad market conditions, have a completely different weight and reproducibility. I want to separate the short-term hype of massive profits on social media from "entertainment" and protect myself by referring to grounded, disclosed information.