L Stock Market Misconception

CheatSpeed I think it is necessary to address some major misconceptions revolving around L's stock market feat, which is why I decided to write this post. "L was just lucky." There are a few fundamental justifications presented for this claim—such as realism, liquidity, and market dynamics—but most of these act as supporting arguments alongside the main argument. The foremost and most fundamental argument is this: L's success relies on the factor of luck. This interpretation is not only wrong, but it is also inconsistent both narratively and statistically. Now, I will explain step by step why this is flawed. ワイミーさん　日本円を 100 万ポンド買い 後は　ここに書いてある会社の株を買えるだけ買ってください L に言われるがまま私は投資し続けました Mr. Wammy, buy 1 million pounds' worth of Japanese Yen. And then, please buy as many shares of the companies written here as you can. I continued to invest exactly as L told me to. Let me point out a very critical part in the 2nd and 3rd sentences here. The phrase "Kaeru dake" (買 えるだけ) (I tried to preserve this meaning in the English translation, but it is still worth mentioning as a footnote) means "as much as you can buy, up to the limit you can afford." L tells Wammy to buy stocks at his full capacity, as much as he can afford. The idiom "Iwareru ga mama" (言われるが まま), on the other hand, means in Japanese to do exactly what someone says to the letter, without questioning. CheatSpeed These two phrases are hugely important to us because the main purpose of L File No. 15 is to prove how intelligent L …