Review of "FX Warrior Kurumi" (Spoiler Alert)

First off, my rating for this series: 8.5/10 or higher. Initially, I thought this was some kind of magical girl anime. That's because at the time, I only knew about stocks, futures, and cryptocurrencies. I didn't know that margin trading (FX) was also a thing. The anime starts with Kurumi breaking down in the very first scene of the first episode. It uses a flashback structure to hook the viewer. I don't know if anyone else was drawn in by this scene, but I certainly was. I never imagined that investing could be made into an anime; the last one I watched in this genre was Kaiji. As anyone who's seen it knows, in the first episode, the protagonist's mother jumps off a building after losing 20 million yen, unable to bear it. This made me, who already knew that you shouldn't invest recklessly, empathize even more with that feeling. Losing everything you once had because you keep falling into the sunk cost fallacy (gambling effect). I've realized something. It seems like both the author of Kaiji and the author of this series have written from personal experience. They've turned their grief into strength and drawn out everything they wanted to depict 🤣🤣🤣 I saw a headline that said the author of this series stated, 'If I lose, I'll give everyone a happy ending and get them into FX.' (I haven't verified this yet, but if it's true, that's hilariously evil 🤣🤣🤣) After watching the two episodes so far, my simple impression is: Kurumi's dad is truly amazing. He's the strongest dad in history. It seems like the mother lost 20 million yen and the daughter lost 100 million yen. To not break down and maintain rationality even in such situations is truly remarkable (I'm not being sarcastic; I genuinely think so). If it were me, I'd probably want to run away from home 😅 Please invest cautiously, everyone.