Rebirth: Japanese investor

   Chapter 93 Opportunists

   The next Sunday morning, Kishimoto Masayoshi appeared on the street where Miki Bookstore was located. He didn't do it on purpose, but after having breakfast, he felt that he had nothing to do, so he thought of going out for a walk, and walked here.

   Kishimoto Masayoshi walked inward when he reached the door of Miki Bookstore. As soon as he entered the store, he saw Natsui Makoto, dressed in the uniform of the staff of Miki Bookstore, stacking newly arrived books at the most conspicuous part of the door.

  My first reaction was that the other party didn't lie to me. Just yesterday, she personally told herself such a thing.

   Natsui Makoto was a little surprised when she saw him. With a smile on her face, Masayoshi Kishimoto smiled sweetly.

  Kishimoto Masayoshi nodded back, walked straight towards her, stopped at her side, but didn't chat, just picked up one of the new books she was stacking.

   The name of his new book is called "Quantum Fund". The small print on the cover also reads the names of the founders of the Quantum Fund, Jim Rogers and George Soros.

   Masayoshi Kishimoto understands that this is another book on successful investing, and the author must be teaching people how to invest in success. However, this kind of book will have a huge audience in any country in the world.

   Under the background that the Asian financial crisis has not completely passed, this kind of book will definitely sell well, after all, it fits an important time point. Otherwise, the bookstore owner would not have placed it in the most conspicuous place at the entrance, and asked the clerk to build a book tower.

   Kishimoto Masayoshi casually opened the cover and glanced at it casually. The author's preface is nothing more than talking about how Jim Rogers and George Soros successfully counterattacked and turned into international financial giants.

   Kishimoto Masayoshi couldn't help but sneered on his face, which was purely to cater to ordinary people. In his opinion, it is almost nonsense, without analyzing and summarizing why the two have succeeded in the investment field, and this kind of success cannot be imitated or replicated by ordinary people.

  In the book, it has to be said that it can be imitated and copied, so that more people can achieve investment success. However, Masayoshi Kishimoto thought about it, if it wasn't written in the book, who would buy it?

   After all, the people who buy this type of book will definitely not be the elites, let alone the elites in the investment field. The market positioning and target group of the book are ordinary people.

   In order to make ordinary people read with more passion and enthusiasm, naturally the creative techniques above YY novels are written into them.

   From this, Masayoshi Kishimoto naturally remembered the series of "Currency Wars" written by Song Hongbing in later generations. The reason why "Currency War" will become popular in China in later generations is the same as this book called "Quantum Fund".

  The Quantum Fund borrows names from Jim Rogers and George Soros, while Currency Wars borrows names from the Rothschilds. To put it bluntly, they are not financial books at all, but financial novels.

  Jim Rogers is less famous than George Soros. However, he and George Soros are both financial opportunists.

   Their speculation is not the kind of speculation that gamblers study lottery tickets, but an independent analysis based on the collection of a large amount of relevant information, and the final investment decision.

   Kishimoto Masayoshi and the two of them have different operation methods, but they can be regarded as peers. He knows that no matter who that person is, the process of making the final decision is an extremely painful process for the individual.

   A person who has not realized this is extremely painful, is not a decision maker at all. Once the chips go down, the result of a wrong decision is that it cannot be archived in advance like the game and then restarted, which will only result in the loss of real money.

   In Kishimoto's view, it is not because Jim Rogers and George Soros have succeeded and become famous that they feel that they are not ordinary people.

  Jim Rogers is a graduate of Yale University and Oxford University, while George Soros is a graduate of the London School of Economics.

   The universities they both graduated from are world-class universities. It can be seen that their intelligence level is much higher than the average person. If it is an ordinary person with an average intelligence level, will it pass the test?

  Jim Rogers and George Soros are both exceptionally hardworking, at least three times as hard as the average person.

As Jim Rogers put it with humility, "I don't consider myself smart, but I do work very, very, very hard. If you work very hard and love what you do, you succeed. possibility”.

   This point was also confirmed by Soros. In an interview with reporters, Soros said, "Rogers is an outstanding analyst, and he is particularly hardworking. One person does the work of six people."

   Even just based on these two points, more than 99% of the people in the world can be eliminated directly. This does not include the innate talents that the two of them have that are different from ordinary people.

   Their success, where would it be casual? Do you really think that the two of them hit the lottery like a lottery ticket? However, most people can't see these things, and they don't want to see them, but want to see how they can make a fortune while lying down, eat into a fat man in one bite, and always think of a book of unrealistic profits.

   In 1970, the Quantum Fund co-founded by Jim Rogers and Soros had an average annual rate of return of just over 50% for ten consecutive years.

   Therefore, those so-called teachers who write about successful investment books that can increase investment returns N times within a year or attract people are purely **** and deceitful.

  Kishimoto Masayoshi hates the people and accents in society who advocate the uselessness of reading. Read, what book do you read?

   Don't think that after graduating from university, once the book is finished, you can put "swords and guns into storage, cast swords into ploughs, put horses on the south mountain, and disarm and return to the fields".

   In fact, reading is really just beginning, even more than reading books in school days. The books that were prescribed to be read during the student days were all carefully formulated by the gang of people in the government's Ministry of Education in order to train obedient people or cultivate the middle class.

   That set of things is like the branches of a big tree, or branches that have been pruned by humans. As for the trunk, it is necessary for individuals to explore and discover on their own.

  Kishimoto Masayoshi's mind emerges Jim Rogers' understanding of reading, "I always find it useful to bury myself in reading.

  I found it easier and more profitable if I just did what I understood, instead of having someone tell me what to do.”

   (end of this chapter)