📊 Graduation, stock trading is more accurate, right?

✨ So what do statistics help with trading?

From "Statistics Children" → "Data Line Investors" 📈

1️⃣ See Principled Trends

Not just to see if stocks go up or down, but to think

👉 "How much are the chances of the price going on?"

Use Principal Probability + Market Analysis

📌 The easiest way:

See Moving Average (average)

Please tell me where the "real trend" is.

2️⃣ to reduce risk with Data, not emotions. Statistics will not trade all-in, ❌ but will think like

👉 Risk vs Return

Use the concept:

* Average return

* Volatility (Volatility)

📌. Make sure

"How much should be invested, even if it doesn't hurt?"

Ready to calculate as%

👉, "What's the chance of winning?"

= Trade in "predictable" games

3️⃣ Use Historical Data

Data is real. 📊 We can see the "repeated behavior" of stocks.

* How often does this stock rise?

* What kind of Cycle is there each day / week?

📌 But if the market fluctuates, as is the current situation of uncertainty, anyone whose money is not very stationary or has cold money stored for a long time recommends shorter data, such as:

* 1 week

* 1 month

* 3 months

👉 Focus on the Daily / Weekly trend instead.

4️⃣. Deeper analysis than the average person.

Not just according to ❌, but using real data, such as

* Regression → See price trends

* Correlation → See stock relationship.

👉 from "according to the news" → "self-analysis."

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