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$Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ The yen has apprec...

The yen has appreciated slightly recently, and what I suddenly thought was, if the yen appreciated to 100 to 120 yen before the depreciation of the yen began, would my stocks be able to maintain unrealized gains.(Because if you can endure it, you can withstand most crashes)
The only results were NVIDIA and Google, which bought and collected in Nightmare in 2022. 😅 (The only salvation was that there were no losses in total)
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  • Jiro8532 : It might be a good idea to take measures such as short selling dollars on FX. I'm getting bothered, and now I'm watching them cry.

  • 株の慶次 : stop showing yen lol I'm only thinking about increasing dollars...
    If the value of the dollar falls, I think corporate performance will eventually improve.

  • 182648065 OP : You're right.
    It is assumed that if the dollar depreciates, corporate stock prices will also rise.
    They are being forced to buy due to excessive depreciation of the yen now, so when the yen rapidly appreciated from excessive depreciation like the current crash, the yen appreciated → unrealized loss, so it's not a joke, so I created a calculation table in Excel to confirm whether the stocks we hold were bought at a bargain price, so we can simulate it by creating a calculation table in Excel to confirm whether stocks we have been able to buy at a bargain price. 😅

  • 株の慶次 182648065 OP : I think currency diversification is important for Japanese people whose annual private consumption of 0.5 million people disappears every year due to population decline. I believe that if you take your time to buy it slowly, you will return to the average!

まだ投資は3年目 投資は個別で現物一択です。 投資開始時から所有しているgoogleが最もお気に入り。
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