Cis, the legendary Japanese day trader

Click on this in Chrome.

 

that little thingy next to the star... should pop-up when you get onto a website in a non-standard language (which you might need to set up).

 

Thanks. I googled: translate Japanese website to english and this was what I got - https://www.google.com/search?sourc.....0i131k1j0i131i46k1j46i131k1.102.zJt_D5G_F0w

And this - https://translate.google.com/



Sorry you have to do it for me.

 

Thank you folks. Now I can read his tweets.

 

That's fellow Japanese trader BNF -- a just as equally very successful trader.

CIS has never showed his face during any rare interviews. (always blacked or grayed out)
He specifically stated it's because he's scared he might get mugged or held for ransom by the Japanese mafia.

It's wise both of them are not using or revealing their real names or flashing cash.
While Americans are generally not as modest or conservative.

Emotionless and neutral and psycho, with a slight touch of loneliness...that's the Face of a successful Trader.

 

Are you sure? I don't really follow these stories, but the Japan Times article (in part below) calls him CIS. And the guy in the picture is definitely the one who bought J-Com. The Japanese label in the picture says 'J-Com man'.


CIS’s first big score came on Dec. 8, 2005, when someone at Mizuho Securities Co. made a costly typing mistake. Rather than selling a single share of a small recruiting company called J-Com Co. for ¥610,000, Mizuho offered 610,000 shares for ¥1 each. The order was for 42 times the number of outstanding shares.

 

Positive.

BNF has an oval face with curly hair or neatly tightly kept;
CIS (even with his blacked or grayed out face/head) ...has more of a circular boney/chiseled face with longer, spikey, straight hair.

BNF is the psycho one; CIS is the more loose and personable one,

I stare daily at all the subtleness of a chart...I think I can define and know and categorize human faces easily.

 

Which Tweeter is best for forex trading giving his/her trades ?

 

I stare daily at all the subtleness of a chart...I think I can define and know and categorize human faces in my charts easily.

Just kidding, but it is true I spend so much time looking at charts these days it is probably not healthy.

Regards,

 

They both bought J-com durring the same event.

Thanks for all your good input in thus thread.