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June 24, 2025

Psychology

What Anime Can Teach You About Forex Trading

Have you noticed how many trading strategies and expert advisors either have names taken from anime or sound like they were? The worldwide love for anime only seems to be growing stronger.

You might have noticed how it absorbs almost every part of our lives. Even huge brands like Amazon, Nike, McDonald’s, Nissan, Sony, New Balance and many others have recognized the influence of anime and sponsored many famous titles.

What Anime Can Teach You About Forex Trading

U.S. president Donald Trump appeared in at least 4 anime films. This is a screencap of Inuyashiki.

Agood trader sees meaning in everything and learns from wherever they can. Here, we’ve remembered a few good lessons from anime that can be applied to Forex trading.

Naruto can teach you to never give up

It’s hard to find a person who’s never heard of this major hit. Whether you like this anime or not, nothing could better illustrate the constant improvement traders pursue than Naruto

Every few episodes follow the same pattern: the main hero fails, his performance is considerably worse than everybody else’s, despite everything he doesn’t give up, comes up with a new strategy or a technique, and finally wins.

Same rules can be applied to Forex trading. In order to succeed you need to learn, train, find a technique that works for you, and become a Hokage, achieving constant profitability.

Little Witch Academia teaches us to always learn something new, but never forget the past

It’s one of the cutest and most fairy-tale-ish anime movies out there, but you’d be surprised how many secret grown-up messages it carries. This anime is something you could show your kids if you want to teach them the importance of hard work, responsibility and money management.

In one of the episodes, the main heroines realize that their school owes a lot of money to the fabled dragon Fafnir. When they come to him to renegotiate the terms, they don’t see a typical dragon. Instead, they see Fafnir sitting in his office in a bathrobe and slippers, surrounded by monitors with charts on them.

Little Witch Academia

In ancient times, this dragon used to sleep on his pile of gold, but when the world began to change, he seized the opportunity and started to make money through modern investments.

Even the most ancient creature in this world realizes when it’s time to learn something new. Little Witch Academia shows us that in order to be rich and powerful, you must always be on the lookout for a better way to invest your money - sitting on your gold never works.

One Piece teaches us to take risks if we want to change something

“If you don’t take risks, you can’t create a future” - says the main hero, Monkey D. Luffy.

Anyone who has a goal in life will find a kindred soul in Luffy. He’s not a perfect role model, but what he’s good at is being determined and realistic. He understands that you won’t change your life for the better by staying at home and doing your usual routine.

To achieve your goal, you have to step out of your comfort zone, make a plan, and always move forward. Luffy may not be the best example of risk management, but he shows that anyone can achieve their dream if they’re persistent enough and prepared to make some changes.

One Piece

“I have my ambition, you have your ambition too. Which means you should just keep walking forward towards that goal.”

Death Note shows us that overconfidence can destroy even the most perfect plan

The main hero is an exceptional student: he excels in every subject, receives the highest grades, sets records in school, and spends his free time studying. He’s brilliant at almost everything, but when the time comes to fulfil his plan, his overconfidence makes him reckless.

This is something that many traders face every day. They prepare a perfect plan, but when they start trading, their pride takes over and makes them strive away from the initial strategy.

What you can learn from Death Note is that you should never let your pride drive you away from your plan, or everything you worked to build may come crashing down.

One Punch Man teaches us that practice makes perfect

Sometimes the best thing you can do with your life is something nobody else does. The main hero of this anime is a simple man who gets sick of his boring life and decides to quit his office job to become a hero. Not only does he realize his dream, but he becomes the strongest hero alive in the process, able to defeat any enemy with just one punch.

But he doesn’t have any superpowers. When he’s asked how he became so powerful, he simply answers “100 push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 squats, and a 10km run every single day.” There’s no special secret, no radioactive spiders, no meteors, just a regular everyday routine - that’s what makes you successful.

“If you really want to be strong... Stop caring about what the people in your surroundings think of you! Who decides where the limits are? And based on what? You said you worked hard? Well, maybe you need to work a little harder. Is that really the limit of your strength? Could the you of tomorrow beat the you of today? Instead of giving in, move forward.” — Saitama to Fubuki

One Punch Man teaches us that anything is possible if you dedicate yourself to your goal and do something that not many people can - be persistent. Because if you want to achieve something, you have to do it yourself; nobody will do it for you.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure teaches the importance of money management

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure

This anime’s title represents it perfectly: the plot is very bizarre and fascinating, and has many important lessons to teach us. One of them is how we should manage our savings.

In one episode, the main heroes Josuke and Okuyasu realize that they don’t even have enough money to buy a drink. But then they stumble across a guy who’s made a lot of money by picking up lost coins that no one cared about. Using his special ability, he’s made a huge amount of capital through small profits here and there.

This is very similar to trading. You can avoid big risks and eventually reach steady income by trading in small amounts more often. If you want to make money, don’t be greedy, but be patient. Remember the saying: “slow and steady wins the race.”

Poputepipikku teaches that nothing should be taken too seriously

Sometimes the ability to find something funny in a bad situation helps you find the strength to take care of it. Many traders get so involved in trading, reading news, and trying strategies, that they forget about the outside world.

Overtrading has never made anyone happy, don’t forget that there’s time to work and there’s time to rest. Your brain can’t stay productive under pressure forever. So have a little break sometimes, read a fun article and don’t take anything too seriously, your brain will thank you for this.

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