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Let's learn with Niphon Suwanprasit, Managing Director of QIQP Investment Institute, Prasat Thornsap Ai Company Public Company Limited. But please wait a moment for Niphon to prepare. While waiting, everyone can type their questions or any information they want to greet or discuss, just type it in. While waiting, we will enter the learning room together, and the teacher is preparing to teach. All students, are you ready? If ready, report yourselves and check attendance. Ah, Teacher Nin, please help. Wait a moment. In the meantime, for anyone who wants to learn more courses with Niphon, he is also teaching a course on Investment Psychology. This course is very important. For those interested, there will be a class on Saturday and Sunday, July 18-19. Hurry and book. Anyone interested, contact @blmi. He's here, our teacher. Hello, Niphon. >> Hello. >> Everyone says, "Help!" >> We were just playing in a narrow gold range, what happened, sir? >> Well, there has to be a plan. >> Yes. >> Did it break 4088? >> Uh-huh. >> If you break it, I'll short it. I'm shorting it now, and it's oversold. Let me go back and try again. There has to be a plan. >> If there's no plan, you can't plan. >> Right. >> It's like this, there are people who understand that when there's a conflict, it causes the water to rise. >> And gold will fall. They understand it like that. >> Yes? Those people are the ones who play superficially, you know? >> It's truly superficial. We've known that since yesterday, right? >> Uh-huh. >> So they shorted, and they're still shorting around here. >> Yes. >> But we wait. We wait to go against the trend. >> Oh, we wait. >> Yes. If anyone listened to me yesterday, I said our short actually came from 4,200. We've been holding shorts since then. >> Right? >> Yes. >> The long side also has longs from 4,000. >> Yes. >> Which is portfolio B, right? >> Uh-huh. >> In the events that happen along the way, not the main trend, events like this will occur. And when this happens, we have to be careful. >> Yes. >> Right? Because there are many people who misunderstand and are always ready to make mistakes. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? They'll think about it, and soon there will be a world war. They'll just keep going. >> Uh-huh. Yes. >> But for us, the support zone is at Friday. It must not break 4088. Don't be alarmed. No one will help you if you're trading short. There's no certainty. >> Yes. >> In the long term, it looks like, as I said. >> If Friday closes at 4088, it means it has formed a base. >> Uh-huh. >> It has formed a base. >> Yes. >> Yes, so you have to go. When you play a short timeframe, are you watching it? >> Uh-huh. >> We have to see if we're watching it, because on a 15-minute timeframe, you have to watch. >> And choose to play at the moments when we can watch. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? And the moments when we can play. Now, this morning, we saw that it was hit hard, right? This morning, right? When it fell, it was oversold again, see? >> Yes. >> Short term, it's oversold. No one will help you. You have to, 4088, yesterday I said that no matter when it breaks. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? When the trend hasn't changed to an uptrend, you have to be careful. You don't have to wait. Do you have to wait until the end of the week? Wait until the end of the day? It doesn't have to wait, right? >> Uh-huh. >> But what happened, actually, the weekly timeframe is still holding. It's just a red wick, it's volatility caused by news. >> Yes. >> Right? So this zone is not a short zone. >> Not a zone. >> But if, but if someone shorted from 4,200, and this peak above here. >> Uh-huh. >> They can continue to hold the short. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? It's like this, when it's about to reverse, its swing of 200, 300, 400 dollars can happen before the reversal, always. >> Uh-huh. >> When there's no trend, and the old trend is still down. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes. But there's a fight. There's a fight upwards, which means around here. >> Yes. >> We have to go back and look again at 4,000 again, 4,700, around here. >> Uh. >> 4007 is the number you have to look at again. >> Yes. >> 4007 means it might not go down tonight. It might bounce back first. And if we don't pass 4,300, 4,130, there's a chance it will go down there. But going down doesn't mean Friday. Today is Wednesday. Two more days. >> Today is Wednesday. >> Yes. What if it closes at 4088? >> Uh-huh. >> It means it's forming a base. >> Forming a base. >> Yes, it's forming. It means, hey, 4000 is the bottom. >> Uh-huh. >> But is it a temporary bottom or a permanent bottom? >> Yes. >> A permanent bottom hasn't occurred yet because this is just the first bottom. >> First bottom. >> Uh-huh. Which might be a double bottom, you know? >> But if it closes at 4088 this week, it means what happened before wasn't the bottom. >> Uh-huh. >> It will run back to the 4,000 support again. And the final, final bottom might be around 4,000 something. >> Uh-huh. >> A little bit from 4088, it can be explained like this. >> Uh. >> What do you do? If you play short, you have to be quick. You have to have a plan. If it breaks the low, will you go? >> Right? There are people who think, if it breaks 4090, the support is at 4088. If it breaks 4088, we short first. Stop loss first. >> Uh-huh. >> Yes, stop loss first. Then there are many things. After stopping loss, sit down and collect yourself. Then come back and fight it again. >> Come back again. >> Try again. Yes, it means sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. Short term is like that. >> Right? But if it's long term? Wait for it to form. Wait for it to form first. This is the difference in difficulty. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? Wait for it to form. Wait for the uptrend structure to form in the long term? >> Uh-huh. >> Yes, like when it formed the uptrend pattern around 4,000 before going up. >> It's forming around here. If we look, around 4,000, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 weeks. Uh, after 9 weeks, it broke. It broke at 4,400, and then sold at 5,400, making 1,000. The difficulty is different in that. >> If we want to short big, we have to wait for it to finish forming a big range pattern. >> Yes. >> Right now, it's like it's repeating, repeating, repeating, repeating, repeating whether 4,000 is right or not. >> Because if it's going to fall because of the war now. >> Really? Do you remember when it fell from 5,400? >> Yes, sir. >> It fell 500 dollars in one day. This one only fell 5-60 dollars, which is normal for gold's ups and downs. >> Yes. >> This, this is the psychology we want, but when it's time to cut loss, we don't do it. >> Uh. >> Yes. If we say the war affects the whole world? Does it affect gold, does it affect the whole world? Let's look. We'll see. >> Here, we'll see the Dow Jones is down. >> Yes. People say it's down because of the war. >> Oh, sir, you've been saying for a month that it will go down because of liquidity shortage. >> And why didn't it affect Hang Seng, which you mentioned this morning? Today, Hang Seng will eat it. >> It's not related. It's just imagination. >> Right? >> Yes, sir. >> When Iran fought, America fought Iran for the first time, did Hang Seng fall? Yes, it fell. So why is Hang Seng rising today? >> It can be explained why it's rising. >> Uh. >> Uh-huh. >> If you keep listening to the news like this, and you don't understand that others are misunderstanding. >> Yes. >> Yes, it's falling. >> Uh-huh. >> They see that, hey, it's cheap, but they misunderstand. I'm telling you, they misunderstand. >> Uh-huh. >> They misunderstand that it's falling because America is going to war with Iran, and sometimes they imagine World War III. >> I always talk about World War III. They've been talking about it since the end of World War II, the first year. They've been talking about it. >> Whenever there's a little stir, they say, World War III is coming. >> Uh-huh. >> And they've been scared since the Nasdaq was at 10,000. They've been saying America will collapse, going back and forth. >> Right? And they never look at what it is. >> Uh. >> I've gone against it. 4055. Excellent. >> 4055. >> Yes, right? >> Yes. >> We play, we play small, we play small frames. But if you try to go long on a big frame, you must not. >> You must not. You must not add to your long position. >> Yes. >> Because your portfolio C can only handle 1. >> Uh-huh. >> Yes. So, when trading like this, if you make a mistake, or if you go long and make a mistake. >> Yes. You might close your position. Stop loss first. This short is a loss. >> Plan for the next one. >> We'll talk about it again. >> Yes, we'll talk about it again. This can be explained like this. >> No need to listen to the explanation. Today, the SET is down badly. >> Uh-huh. >> War? >> They were cheering for it to go up for the last two days, but what did I say? I said don't buy the SET. >> Yes. >> So, how is the SET today? Is it a disgrace? The news has been announced that they will use 700 MW of electricity. So, insider trading? Before that, was there any news? Did you think the auction didn't have any information? >> Uh. >> Or did they tell you, did they tell you beforehand, and then you played? When they submitted, did they tell you they were bidding for electricity in the Philippines? >> Uh-huh. >> If they don't tell you, there's no news to inform the market, it's insider trading. >> Uh-huh. >> So, this is how we play stocks. >> Yes. >> It's an advantage. The SEC has people reporting that they bought 5%, 7% of this stock, and the SEC doesn't even know if you really bought it. >> Uh-huh. >> I always say that the database system is important. Trust comes from information. >> Yes. >> Set your rules. If you have news about a deal or anything, you must report it and announce it to everyone. >> Announce beforehand. >> Otherwise, it's insider trading. Or you can just say, if a project like this, a big project like this, can be bid on, then play it up. >> Okay? >> Yes. >> Uh-huh. >> It's like this, right? >> If we don't change our habits, don't change our habits. Playing stocks should be fair, you know? Fair. >> Uh-huh. >> And who knows? Do the retail investors know? No, but do you all know? You all know. We're not wrong. It's just that the culture is like this. >> That's why I say Thai stocks are not worth playing. >> Uh-huh. >> Because you play stocks like this. You all know after the news. But you all know about insider trading. >> Is it like that overseas? Insider trading? >> Insider trading, I'm telling you, the law doesn't even seize assets obtained from insider trading, and those that exist. >> Uh-huh. >> The law is the anti-money laundering law. It's strong. That's why they don't have it, have you noticed? >> Yes. >> Remember many stocks like NVIDIA? >> Uh-huh. >> Then it went up. >> Yes, it has to be immediate. >> We all know at the same time. >> We all know at the same time. >> It's like this, if you bid, and you don't make it go up, it won't happen. >> Uh-huh. >> Once you win the bid, you play it up together, right? >> Yes. >> There's news, there's news, but it doesn't go up because the person controlling the rise is you. >> Do you understand what I'm saying? I've been speaking strongly for 2-3 days about the Thai stock market. >> Uh-huh. >> Like this, and then there will be people cheering, you see? Especially those brokers, bank brokers, they are the main cheerleaders. They cheer to buy, cheer to buy, never cheer to sell. They only cheer to buy. >> Where is that? >> They've been cheering to buy stocks for 10 years and never told anyone to sell. >> Is there? >> Uh-huh. >> Is there? >> Sir, I just posted that if there's news. >> Wait, wait, wait. Where did Trump insider trade? He didn't insider trade. He created the news himself. He's the one who acted. How can you call it insider trading? Trump acted himself. And look, after Trump was president, he had tons of cases. >> Yes, wait. >> Yes. So, who dares to mess with Trump in America now? Even the courts are not afraid, right? >> Yes. You are the insider trading type, so you must like these people. I am a retail investor. >> Right? >> Because I haven't played stocks in the Thai market for a long time, I know how these things are. >> Uh-huh. >> How is information disclosed beforehand and not insider trading beneficial to ordinary people? How is it not an advantage? >> Uh-huh. >> When it falls, they don't cheer to buy. That's why I said, my China is mine. I don't hate China. China can start now, right? >> Yes. >> I told you not to sell for many days. What did China do? What did they do? I said China, don't sell. Wait to sell. >> Wait to sell. >> Yes, yes. If anyone shorted, they should buy back. Yesterday, someone said, "En En, On In, Baba to 90." Oh, I would say, "Okay." >> Oh, En, I would say, "En, On In is not right. Are there two companies? Are there two companies?" >> Yes. >> Better to be prepared. >> When stocks fall, everyone is panicked. They never recommend buying, right? >> Yes. >> But when stocks rise, you're smart. You're here. >> And behind the scenes, what is the reason you cheer for every stock? Do you know? >> Yes. >> You know from the people who make the prices. >> Yes. >> Otherwise, I would expose more. >> Because Thailand doesn't play stocks based on fundamentals. >> Uh-huh. >> Play like this, play according to the people who make the prices. >> Oh, play according to the people who make the prices. Yes, play according to the people who make the prices. >> Uh-huh. >> Should we know? You should find the people who make the prices. >> They will just make you a victim. What benefit do you have to them? Think about it. >> Oh my. >> Yes. But that's the benefit. >> Oh my. >> Okay, so if you want to buy China, buy it. Where is the stop loss? Look. >> You're not at risk. Because after that day, China has risen 15%, each stock has risen 17%. >> Uh-huh, sir. >> And if you ask in 3 days if this stock can be bought, will you be fooled again? >> Fooled. >> Yes. >> Right? Have you noticed that Hang Seng has been flickering for many days? >> Uh-huh. >> It's been flickering for about a week. >> Flickering. >> Yes. Flickering, flickering, flickering, does it catch your eye? >> Yes, it's starting to catch my eye, but it's also come down to a point where it's worth buying, right? >> Yes. >> But it's buying insurance to take profit. And the main stocks are Baidu, right? >> Uh-huh. >> Stocks are not bought incorrectly. Chinese stocks. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes. They are not bought incorrectly, but the timing might be wrong, the price might be wrong. >> Yes. >> This is for those who play stocks in China. If you follow me. >> Then. >> You won't buy the wrong stock. This stock, because its timeframe is from the bottom. We've been playing it from the bottom, right? >> The MACD is still above the zero line, and the profit is growing. If you use this method, hey, the profit is growing, right? >> Uh-huh. >> Right? And they have CAPEX for investment. The income might not come in yet because their income comes from the Chinese economy anyway. >> Yes. Uh-huh. >> Right? For example, if they make AI, Chinese people have to use it and pay them, right? >> Yes. >> Their robo-taxi, their whatever, it's still. >> But their payment is still okay, still usable. So it's risen. >> Yes. >> So, if you buy late, it might just be a rebound. >> Uh-huh. >> Yes. But it's in the lower zone, see? This is the lower zone. The medium term is a zone that might rebound a little. And if you buy late, hold it long term. Some people buy and average down. I have to say, buying and averaging down is not our system. >> Yes. >> This is our system. When it rises, rises, rises, then a red weekly candle, I leave. >> Leave. >> Because it's sideways. Next week, if there's a red candle, I'll tell you to buy. On that day, sell before the red. Sell before the red. >> Sell first. >> Yes, sell first. Don't, don't, don't hesitate. >> Because, look, is there a trend here? >> Uh-huh. >> Is there a trend here? >> Oh, it goes up and down. >> There's no trend. It goes up, down, up, down, up, down. It doesn't say buy here. It will go. >> It can't say. >> Uh. >> Right? >> Yes. >> This might be a rebound. Let's fight. And Chinese stocks are not more than 15% of the portfolio. Thai stocks are still allowed 30% of the portfolio. >> China is not more than 15%. >> Oh. >> Yes. There are too many stocks to choose from. There are only a few stocks to play. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? And if you play Chinese stocks, you play like this. >> If you trade, look. >> Yes. >> From 80 to sell at 100, 150, down to 100, up to sell at 170, down again. >> Swing. >> There's no trend. It swings a lot. We have to learn how. But if you look at American stocks, they don't rise like that. They rise differently. >> Oh, but. >> They rise differently. This kind of rise is in stocks with poor fundamentals. If it were in America, people would be quantum, etc. They would rise like this. >> But if there's a trend, they don't play like this. >> If there's a trend, they play according to the trend. See? It's a trend. >> Yes. >> Now, tonight, it seems to be hit hard again. >> Hit hard again? >> Hit, hit hard. Tonight, it should go down. >> I see many people asking about this stock, Novo. >> Novo. >> Novo has just changed trend. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? Let me look. Novo Nordisk. Noval Nordic, see? It has reversed the trend. From the lower ABCD zone, it's at the bottom. Let's do this. >> Yes. >> Keep watching. Profit is 94. >> Uh-huh. >> Profit is 1. Right? If we expect profit. Let's look at the profit. >> Yes. >> Right? The profit. >> Their profit has been like this since the past. It's around here, around here. 19. >> Uh-huh. It's like gold. It goes down and is still in this zone. The medium term is in the zone, but it's forming a base, right? It has a chance to go down again. >> When you buy stocks in the lower zone, in foreign stocks, if they are going to reverse, the profit, pharmaceutical companies must have something. >> Uh-huh. >> That can make their profits grow strongly. >> New medicine, new something. If it's like this. >> Yes. This one. But today. >> During this period, I see that pharmaceutical stocks are rising well. They are rising well, making new highs. See? They are rising and making new highs. >> Uh-huh. >> They are rising better than tech stocks. >> Look at this. See? >> See? It's much more stable since June. Since June, as I said, if in June I said that stocks that will fall are tech stocks. >> Uh-huh. >> And semiconductor stocks. But stocks that are likely to rise well are pharmaceutical stocks. They will rise well. >> Uh-huh. >> It means the money is still there. It circulates. So there's another stock we're looking at, which is VEE, right? See? Since June. >> Since, if you've been listening to me since June 5th and you bought VEE, it would have gone up. >> Yes. >> But its rise, oh, it's only 10%, right? >> Yes, sir. >> So there are people who play stocks. >> Right? How can it be in one night? Yes, in one night. For example, if they play semiconductor stocks. >> Yes. >> For example, if they play Sandisk. Look at this. It's down 1,500. >> Yes. >> This rebound, if you buy tonight, 1,800, it bounces up to 2,200. Wow. >> 20%. It's in one night. >> I've been waiting to buy pharmaceutical stocks for over a month and it hasn't gone up 10%. It's a different type of person. >> Oh, plus. Yes. >> Yes. It's a different type of person, right? >> Yes. >> So these people, these people who play like this, are profit-takers. But when they get greedy, they don't sell. They want more. They forget to look at how much it came from. 43 dollars. Where did it come from? >> Uh. >> It came from the bottom. It went up to 2,000. It's probably only going to rise this one time and then go down. >> You can say that. >> And what happens if you get stuck at the top? If you get stuck, what do you do? It's 2, 3. Now tonight it's down to 1,500. You're scared, right? But you want it, right? You want it. Okay, I'll explain to you that there are many types of stocks. Now, people who play Sandisk are like people who play. >> Play gold futures. >> Yes, like gold. >> Yes. People who buy pharmaceutical companies are like people who buy gold bars. >> Oh, different styles. >> Yes. You have to find your own style. >> Uh-huh. >> But most people want to get everything. They play every style. >> Yes, they want everything. They have to get it. >> Yes. >> Yes. Him, Him is also rising. Him. >> This period. >> Him too. >> Him, his profit hasn't grown yet. >> Yes. And we think, why did it rise? We bought it cheap. We're happy. It's not you. You have to look at what's happening in America right now. See? >> Yes. If you came since May, June, June 5th, it went from 26 to 36. >> Yes. >> A lot. >> The market has reversed. Tech stocks reversed since I said on June 5th that liquidity is scarce, and this will happen. >> Yes. >> Because of SpaceX, because the Fed hasn't lowered interest rates quickly. >> Right? >> Finally, the Fed, by not injecting money, this will happen. See? You have to know in advance. >> Uh-huh. >> It's not about explaining what's happening now. It's useless. >> And analysis should be long-term analysis, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Not like in the afternoon, go to the evening, leave the broker, eat beer, eat this and that. It's impossible. In the morning, the boss orders, "Analyze this stock. They're going to pump it. The news is like this." Is that an analyst? A pseudo-analyst? >> You've been doing this for generations. >> I'm not naming anyone. If you don't change, I'll tell you, the Thai stock market, in my opinion, is not worth investing in. >> No matter how good the stock exchange manager is. >> Right? >> You won't catch up with these people. >> You won't catch up. >> You won't catch up. >> But I have a duty. I'm with the retail investors. I have to tell you. >> That's good, sir. >> Look, if I were in the institutional side, what do you think would happen? >> Retail investors would be ruined. >> Each side, each side. >> I have to be fair. You say you have information, you have forces to manipulate stocks, to pump stocks. Retail investors don't have that. >> Uh-huh. Yes. >> So, I choose to be on this side. I choose to be on the retail investor side. >> Retail investors. We have to be like that. And knowledge like yours, can you be on the institutional side? >> No. >> Ah, I think I'm better than a mutual fund manager. >> Really, sir. Oh, Teacher, will Meta bounce? >> Yes, ask like this. I'll look at it for you. >> Yes, please. >> You ask if it will bounce. I'll answer, but it doesn't mean my answer is correct. >> Yes. >> Because the question is whether it will bounce. >> Yes. >> Can you ask back? If it bounces, what will you do? >> Uh-huh. Ask back. >> Yes. Your strategy. I'll ask back. >> Yes. You answer. Answer. >> Come on. >> Will Meta bounce? Okay, I'll answer, but if it bounces, what will you do? >> Uh-huh. Answer. >> Yes. Answer. >> You have to communicate. If it bounces, what will you do? >> Yes. >> Will you buy or sell? >> Uh-huh. Or what will you do? Then I can tell you. >> Because Meta is a stock that bounces up and down like Baidu. Oh, really? >> Bounces up and down. >> And next year, if it goes up, they will go up together. >> Sell on the bounce. Answered. >> Yes. Sell on the bounce now. It bounced from 540 to 650. And you will sell on the bounce? It bounced a lot. From 540, it bounced 25%. >> Uh-huh. >> And every bounce, notice? Every bounce comes to this zone. >> This zone. But this time, the fall is starting to rise. See? It's starting to form a triangle. >> Yes. >> Right? >> Right? And it's below the 10-week moving average. It means if it bounces, sell it. >> Uh-huh. >> Wait? It's better to crush it again. It bounced up. Why did it bounce? Look carefully. Why did it bounce? News. >> Uh-huh. >> Bounced because of news. >> If you want to know what the news is, ask AI. Oh, it bounced because of news. Okay, sell on the bounce. Done. >> Yes. >> That's it. Because the stock has no trend. See? The stock has no trend. It means the timeframe is broken. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? The timeframe is broken. Below the signal. >> This is broken. But if it's below the zero line, you have to check the new survey. Is the old business S-curve dead or not? Is there a new business? >> Oh. >> Yes. It's not just about technical analysis. Stocks need to be looked at. You have to understand. If it's broken today, it's broken. But if it's not broken, it won't be below the zero line. >> Yes. >> Look here. After COVID, it fell. See? It fell hard. And actually, Meta changed. It changed its name to Meta from Facebook. >> Yes, yes. >> Changed its name. >> Yes. >> And now it's changing. The data center is starting to be completed. >> Right? >> Yes. This is considered important for Meta because Meta is considered. >> Yes. A protocol with a lot of data. >> Uh. >> A lot of ours is with them. >> Uh-huh. >> This is considered their value. Today, why did it fall? It's a correction. The whole market is falling. >> Yes. >> Right? It's not just us. The whole world. America is fighting, or maybe Trump. The person who makes the prices. Trump also gets bored. He wants the stock to fall, right? >> Yes. He wants it to fall. >> Don't forget, he bought it since March. Now, each stock he cheers for. See? It has risen 4, 4 times, 5 times. So he says, "Hey." >> He says, "Hey." >> Let it fall a bit. >> Please lower interest rates a bit. The Fed says, "No, it's too much, it will collapse." So, let's bring it down. >> Oh my. >> Yes. Last night, with a little Iran incident, Trump said, "Shoot. I want it to fall." It's all possible. >> Because the stock price behavior since Trump came has been like this. >> It's like I always say, when it rises, he says, "Now I'll bring it down. You bring it down." >> Yes, you bring it down. But you have to check the situation. Is he trying to bring it up or down? >> Yes. >> Oh my. >> I think he, these semiconductor stocks, can get any stock at any price. So he's bringing it down. I see him bringing it down. >> Oh. >> Yes, he's bringing it down. If it falls heavily, it will become that he will bring it up again. >> It's like they're playing a game. >> They're making money, directly. >> Yes. They clearly state what they profit from, how much. Their children profit from how much. They clearly state that they are making money by being president. >> It's very clear. >> Nothing is clearer than this. >> Oh my. >> So we have to play with them in time, right, Niphon? >> That's why I said, wait. I said wait. >> Wait. >> Wait for it. Wait for it to fall harder. >> Right? Korea, Taiwan are being crushed. >> Being crushed? >> Oh, they are being crushed. Then they rebound. >> Yes. >> Uh-huh. When will it be? We'll know eventually. It's not clear yet because it's old news. >> Uh-huh. >> Old news. Old news might cause it to fall, and then rebound. They sell more on the rebound. >> When it rebounds, these Trump people sell more. >> Sell more. >> They sit and think, what should I do? Let it fall. What is the news? They use that news to crush it again. >> People misunderstand that it's falling because of the news. >> They have stocks ready to crush and ready to buy at the bottom again. >> They have stocks ready to short, ready to go down. >> Correct, correct. >> Oh. >> They even say they're giving each American child 1,000 dollars to buy long term. And they give it on the mountain. And children under 18 might just break even. >> Yes. >> But they're smart. Really, they're not smart. They're evil. >> Oh my, evil. >> How can you call it smart? >> Oh my. >> Trump is like Messi. Messi is now a legend, setting world football records. >> Uh. >> He has beaten everyone who has ever been a footballer. >> Trump is the leader of the most evil country ever in terms of self-enrichment while being president. >> Uh-huh. >> Very clear. Hey, isn't it clear yet? >> Is it not clear yet? >> Don't dare to speak. >> Very clear. >> Yes. Oh my, so mischievous, sir. >> If you want to go up, you're stuck. >> Uh-huh. >> If you sold since I told you, since June, I told you to gradually sell. >> Now I'm thinking, since it's fallen, should I buy again? >> Oh. >> Yes, it's the opposite. The question means. >> It means you refuse to sell. You don't sell when it rises. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? >> Uh-huh. >> Because Trump is not a mafia. Trump is the father of America. >> Oh, he can do anything. >> Even more so. >> Yes. >> Anyone who still can't read what Trump is doing. >> Yes. >> We're not going to war. >> Uh-huh. >> He wants to benefit. That's it. >> That's the only thing. Making money. Making money. >> It's true. >> Doesn't fear anyone. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Clearly making money. >> The first round came. He was still manipulating gold. Talking about gold, right? I'll tweet. >> Now play stocks. Each one. >> Where is it? They say this stock will go to this much, that much. Now they're cheering for Dell again. Cheering for Dell again. >> Wow, that means there's. Oh my. >> Uh, block trading is heavily laundered in Korea. >> Yes. >> In Korea, they are heavily affected. >> A lot. >> Oh, and if it's like this. >> Uh. >> Prolonged, but it can be done. >> Oh my, can do both up and down. >> Can do both up and down. Because as long as people believe that stocks rise because of news. >> Uh-huh. >> They will always win. We must not believe it. Oh my. >> Wait to buy. If you play like this, there will be AMD. >> Buy. Look. Let's look at the ones with buying pressure. >> Right? And when they fall together with other stocks, look at the 10-week, 10-month moving average. Look at the ones that don't break the 10-month moving average. >> Right? >> If it's a chip, the main chip is NVIDIA. It's holding. It won't rise or fall sharply. >> Uh-huh. >> It means long-term holders are holding it. But the ones that have risen recently, that have risen sharply, keep watching. The profit of those companies, as I said, their chip prices doubled, which pushed them from 200 to rise. But I think 500 is too high, right? >> Yes, right? >> Yes. >> So, the ones to watch are chip stocks, like AMD. But the chips you play, like ARM, you have to be careful because their profits are very volatile. ARM and others. >> Uh-huh. >> They are not number 2. AMD is number 2. >> Yes. >> Or it's like a motherboard. It's like no one is chasing it, or no one is making it. >> It's just stagnant. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? >> Yes. >> If it's ARM, you have to think for yourself. >> ARM. >> Yes. ARM was pushed up strongly from 100 dollars to 3-400 dollars. >> Uh-huh. >> Right? This is. >> Oh. >> Has it waited for all the news? ARM, like this, ARM, the smaller the chip, the more every company has to pay ARM. >> You have to use ARM's technology. Yes, it's the technology for producing chips with low nanometers, or small chips, all use ARM's technology. >> Uh-huh. >> Like mobile chips, whoever produces them, ARM sits at home and collects. >> Collects money. >> Collects. Yes. Collects royalties, collects patent fees, collects fees. >> Oh, that's good. >> There's nothing to it. It has only a few employees. >> Uh-huh. >> But the owner is the bank. >> Uh-huh. >> It's not like Intel. Intel is like a contract manufacturer, tired. >> Uh-huh. >> Very difficult. >> Uh-huh. >> Intel also needs to be careful because Trump is involved. You need to be careful. >> Yes, sir. Trump is involved in every industry. He runs every industry. Today, the volume is almost 98 billion. >> Is that good? Falling? >> Volume shows that the Thai stock market is mainly playing futures. They don't care if the stock goes up or down. But the business they are in, DW, right? >> Uh. >> Block trade. These have high commissions. The commission from stocks, I'm telling you, in some places, trading for a day, 1 million, they pay only 20,000. >> Ah. >> It's like free trading now. >> Uh-huh. >> Trading stocks. >> You trade for a day. You trade 5 billion, pay 20,000 commission. >> 20,000. >> There's no commission. >> Yes. >> At one point, they have to pay. If it's 5 billion, they have to pay 5 million. They pay only 20,000. >> Uh-huh. 20,000. >> So, what is the benefit of the Thai stock market ecosystem? Brokers. >> Futures. >> Futures. >> DW. >> These have not reduced commissions because the risk is high. >> Ah, yes. >> Right? >> Yes. >> Because if the customer goes bankrupt, the broker has to bear it. >> Oh. >> Understand? Our system is not protecting brokers much now. It can't protect them. >> Uh-huh. >> Like this, at night, gold falls. No one keys in a forced sale. >> No one keys in a forced sale. >> Yes. >> Because the market makers key in at night. >> Oh, yes. >> Very strange. Very strange. Because they use companies too much. >> So brokers are also in trouble? >> Like this, some brokers, like my broker, work from home. >> Uh-huh. >> So when working, they can use a camera to monitor you. You have to keep the camera on all the time. >> Oh, really? We can see. >> Working. >> See if we're working or not. What are you doing? You'll be exposed. They'll put a camera on. But some market makers are in the office. >> Uh. >> So they go home in the evening. >> They don't have cameras. But my broker, I can key in at night because there are cameras. >> Uh-huh. >> They can't see everything, right? >> Yes. >> Right? So, if at night, this market maker wants to stay longer. >> Uh-huh. >> While they are working from home, they will set it up. If the customer has a margin call, you wake up and key in the forced sale. >> Ah, key it in. >> Right? >> Because the system can't protect itself. This system should have a limit on losses. >> Uh-huh. >> It's not like playing futures and not being responsible for life. Forced sale, not enough money, have to find money for life to pay the debt. >> Yes. >> It's worse than gambling. Understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Yes. The system must protect everyone. >> Uh-huh. >> Not a system created for brokers not to fail, the stock exchange not to fail. >> But investors can fail. This is not a good system. >> A good system must protect everyone. >> Before, it was okay, but now it's possible. Automatic systems can do everything. >> Uh-huh. >> Before, how to make a website? Now, how many websites do you want? Just throw it to the course maker. >> Oh, not like that. In 10 minutes, a website is done. Whether people look at it is another matter. So, you won't look at websites anymore. Because there are too many websites, no one will look at them. >> Yes, sir. >> Too many. >> Right? Yes. >> Uh-huh. Okay, that's about it. Niphon, I learned a lot today. Thank you. >> See? I've been warning you all along. What I warned you about. >> Uh-huh. >> It's not to scare anyone, but people are starting to say, "I'm going to 1,700." There are many of them now, right? >> Starting to be. >> Yes. 1,700. Your father. You play any stock, you play it. You don't have to go to 1,700, 1,800, 2,000. No need for a target. A mediocre analyst, 1,700 is not important. What is your stock playing for profit? >> Uh-huh. >> If you say 1,700, it's better to say what SET 50 will reach. >> Uh-huh. If you know SET will go to 1,700, tell me SET 50 will go to 1,200. You will cry from here. >> Yes. You don't have to buy any stocks. I'll buy here. Are you sure? >> Uh-huh. Analyze SET. I'm telling you, targeting SET is a gimmick. >> Yes. It's useful. Okay, that's all for today. >> Thank you. Goodbye. Wow, it really had many flavors, Niphon. Thank you very much.