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@kabu1000 Sour grapes

@kabu1000 It's difficult since you actually bought it, but it would have been better if you had said something like, "I'm not saying this because I bought it myself or because I bought it," like Testa did. I thought it was the kind of post that would make someone who respects you want to buy it.

@kabu1000 Viewers also see it as one piece of information to think, "I see," though there may be some who don't see it that way 🐗

@kabu1000 Leaving aside whether it's a strong recommendation or not, if it's a short-term recommendation where you might take profits from a broader perspective, then it's understandable that it might be called hype.

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@kabu1000 There are a certain number of people who try to force their "personal rules" on others. People who mistakenly believe their own way of thinking is correct.

@kabu1000 I think it's about the time axis. It's extremely vulgar to hype something up with long-term fundamentals and then sell it the next day.

@kabu1000 Stupid, I don't care.

@kabu1000 There are many people who are making money and learning thanks to you, Kabu1000. Let's just mute those who are just trying to gain impressions.

@kabu1000 I looked back but I couldn't figure out what stocks you were hyping up 😅 There was a post that summarized the company's disclosures in an easy-to-understand way 🙄...💭

@kabu1000 ① It cannot be called "strong buying hype" ② The critics are shifting the argument by saying "we did not definitively state that it was buying hype" afterwards ③ There is no obligation to disclose the investment time frame ④ It is the fault of those who mistakenly assumed it was long-term holding ⑤ In a market where the situation is constantly changing, demanding excessive "consistency between words and actions" from those making statements deviates from the essence of investing.

@kabu1000 For the first post, after selling and when you're out of position, would it be good to report on the trades you made afterward?

@kabu1000 You don't really need to write it, do you?

@kabu1000 Whether they're a big shot or whatever, what do you think about buying something just because someone else bought it? You should buy something only after you're properly convinced. If you're going to buy it because you're being influenced, you should factor that into your decision and buy it based on your own judgment, but when you lose money, you always want to blame someone else, don't you? Being famous must be tough 😅

@kabu1000 To be honest, if you're going to buy a stock with this much information, you have to carefully watch the chart on the day of release, and you don't really know what will happen if you hold it long-term, and if you bought it with a long-term perspective, you haven't even reached a conclusion yet, and if you bought it at a high price, that's the result of your skill and luck, it's your own responsibility.

@kabu1000 I think people who say things like this are just crazy.

@kabu1000 I didn't see any strong buying pressure or any indication of long-term holding at all.

@kabu1000 I think they're probably just someone who wants to argue their own opinion... Don't worry about it too much!

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@kabu1000 Stock investing is at your own risk 🤭

@kabu1000 I see! My impression was simply that I learned a lot.

@kabu1000 Nice to meet you 🟠 I also invest in stocks, but I believe that buying and selling are at your own risk. So I'd be happy if you posted without worrying about it, as it would liven up the stock market 🧡🧡

@kabu1000 Even among people who have made millions through trading, there are some who can mention the names of individual stocks without getting in trouble, and others who can. What is the difference? There are also people who mention names in more prominent places than kabu1000, and instead of getting in trouble, they are praised.

@kabu1000 It's simply educational content, and calling that strong buying hype is... In fact, the person complaining is the one who's been picking individual stocks left and right. He's a person with a unique set of values, so don't pay him any attention. For the average person, kabu1000's educational posts are far more meaningful.

@kabu1000 The ex-poster is someone who is very opinionated and driven by a sense of justice, so don't worry about him.

@kabu1000 Objectively speaking, I think it's understandable that people might think you were hyping up the stocks in order to sell them off.

@kabu1000 I read it with the same feelings. It's such a troublesome world... I guess it's just the times we live in...

@kabu1000 I'm sure there are many people waiting for Professor Kabu1000's words. As a working adult, I think it's only natural to discern and judge information based on one's own responsibility, no matter what it is. I hope that Professor will not be discouraged by the voices of a few people and will continue to provide useful information.

@kabu1000 He's an idiot, so just leave him alone.

@kabu1000 I looked at the other person's account, and they write a fair amount about stocks and trading, so I think we're at the same level. Maybe it's because it would interfere with their business? It's a bit of a turn-off when you see comments that are at Maslow's level 2, even though they're supposed to be rich. Being obsessed with okra is what makes you rich, I guess ☺

@kabu1000 Anyone can do buy or sell hype, right? I thought everyone who posts buy/sell recommendations knew that people would think that way when they wrote them.

@kabu1000 I think it's perfectly fine as long as it's not spreading false information or rumors about the company.

@kabu1000 There's nothing in that post to conclude it's a long-term investment, and it's perfectly normal for individual investors to take profits in the short term. Those who are hyping it up and assuming it's a long-term investment should reflect on their actions. They're the type who will get burned eventually.

@kabu1000 It must be tough being watched by the police... It's only natural that your behavior will change if something unexpected happens, whether positive or negative. People who play the victim are so innocent...it's a disgrace...

@kabu1000 Since when has literacy been expected only from those who disseminate information? 🙄 Investing is your own responsibility, and if you make trades that you are comfortable with, then even if you lose and feel frustrated, you can accept it, or rather, you have no choice but to accept it 🤔 🐈️

@kabu1000 I feel like even if an individual were to mention a company the size of TOYOTIRES, it wouldn't have much impact on the stock price. Rather, I think the literacy of someone who would decide to buy based solely on such a mention is what's really concerning.

@kabu1000 This post highlights the difficulty of sharing information about individual stocks. It's important to maintain a calm perspective to avoid being perceived as aggressive buying hype. Please make your own investment decisions. Related information can be found here 👇 lin.ee/uy7ngOx

@kabu1000 When sharing information about individual stocks, it's important to be mindful of how it's received and maintain a calm perspective. I want to deliver information that sparks thought, rather than strong buy recommendations. Related information here 👇 lin.ee/uy7ngOx

@kabu1000 You have 380,000 followers Be aware of the magnitude of your influence and make sure you don't end up doing the same things as Zo〇〇ro.

@kabu1000 It's all about making your own judgment, so what is the original tweet even saying...?

@kabu1000 Stock investing is at your own risk, so I think it's wrong to blame others.

@kabu1000 It seems okay to post something you bought six months ago. You'll get a lot of criticism if you post it right away.

@kabu1000 Investing is your own responsibility You will lose as long as you blame others Generally, market manipulation is not something individuals can judge It is up to the SESC to decide

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@kabu1000 It's a fundamental issue of language proficiency and cognitive bias... I think you should just ignore it and leave it alone.

@kabu1000 You just shouldn't post a profit-taking tweet immediately afterward. If you have a large amount of capital, even partial profit-taking can result in a large profit, and posting a screenshot in the short term can make it look like you're trying to hype buying.

@kabu1000 I think you can just ignore it.