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NVIDIA
-- 144.470 TSLA
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-- 410.440 PLTR
Palantir
-- 79.890 MSTR
MicroStrategy
-- 339.660 CRNC
Cerence
-- 19.330 
Explaining the mystery of no changes in shareholdings even when the Nikkei average rises
For beginners,
In X's post,
I often see posts lamenting, "Even if the Nikkei Average rises, stock holdings are falling."
No need to worry 💛.
What is pushing up the Nikkei average is
due to "being limited to certain semiconductor stocks".
Therefore,
it will not go up if you don't hold it.
It doesn't go up.
For the investment style,
Those who are "high dividend concept enthusiasts"
Through concentrated investment,
I think the shareholding value has also increased.
If it goes up,
I am in a selling style.
On the other hand,
The Yamadatchi high dividend concept
Since semiconductor stocks do not follow the high dividend concept,
With a small shareholding,
The evaluation value of my holding stock is
unchanged.
🌸For 🌸beginners 🌸who 🌸are 🌸encouraged 🌸by 🌸their 🌸first 🌸experience🌸
Therefore,
No need to lament.
Especially since I'm not selling.
As you get used to it,
When the average goes up,
It's the times when the average goes down,
My spirits rise.
Because I can buy more ✨
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having shares,
the fact that they are dropping is a sign that
you have diversified across sectors.
If,
Beginners,
aiming for capital gains,
when holding shares,
stocks with high unit prices,
when considering averaging down,
considerable financial strength is required.
It will be necessary.
There are pros and cons,
Beginners,
Do not get caught up in other people's provocations,
Find out why the shareholding price dropped specifically,
Investigate individually,
It comes from analyzing,
I recommend "investigating the impact of individual circumstances".
Until the end,
It's your perspective that you're looking at.
If you like,
Nice👍
Feel free to ask questions, post them in the reply section 💛
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やまだっち OP : "People aiming for capital gains", yesterday and today, when the stock price goes up and down, they anticipate the fluctuations, inject funds at once, and can realize profits at the appropriate timing, which is amazing. I think they can make a profit rather than following a high dividend concept. However, if you do it repeatedly, you will definitely end up losing. It's not about which one is better, but investment styles are different, like different sports, so I want to make a profit with an investment style that suits me. Whether it can be used together, and whether it can be hybridized, I will be able to explain later, so please look forward to future explanations.