【Using 🇨🇳tencent as an example】Considering the ruling coalition of the LDP and Komeito falling below the majority in yesterday's Lower House election, it is a strategy to take risks and profit from individual stocks.

Than yesterday's Lower House election.
The reason why 🇯🇵Japan has experienced economic decline.

Japanese people who love idealism and zero risk.
They are a timid race with poor risk-taking abilities.

The success rate is

When it's 90%, most people will take the challenge.

When it's 60%, only the cowards will not take the challenge.

When it's 30%, will they flee before the enemy or make a suicidal attack based on idealism?

In the face of a 30% success rate,

1️⃣ Actions to increase the chances of success
Action after failure

The above two points are crucial

Ways to deal with risks with a success rate of 30% or less
Explanation of my NISA growth investment framework

When I bought stocks in tencent 🇨🇳

Influencers and online nationalists like X
A grand chorus of "China is finished＼(^o^)／"

However,

1️⃣The founder of the company is a genius programmer with a science background, with a good business model and a financially profitable structure (net margin around 20%)

2️⃣At the time of the stock price decline due to the whimsical regulations of the Communist Party in December last year, it was a good time to buy low PER stocks, with high ratings from American credit rating agencies.

3️⃣Greedy and strong Chinese popular mentality for making money

4️⃣Risk Diversification: Out of the total investment amount of 2.4 million yen, the total investment amount in individual stocks is set at around 40% (around 0.96 million yen), with the risk tolerance of all losses by Tencent being set at around 20% of the total (0.52 million yen). *My true ideal is to limit the tolerance for total losses by Tencent to 15%.

Based on the above 4 points
Admittedly, there was hesitation but

Taking risks and
Resulting in investing in 🇨🇳Tencent

At present, with an unrealized gain of 50%.
The rate of unrealized gains on S&P500 lump-sum investments at the beginning of the year
Exceeding performance