[Beginner-friendly] Let's understand the essence of investing! Vol.2

大負けネコ(HYPER) : Hello

I had a bit of free time during the transaction, so when I looked at Moomoo Securities, you posted “Let's understand the essence of investment. Vol. 2,” so I took a quick look at it all.

This time, in “long-term investments” and “short-term investments,” do you understand that “buying grounds” ⇒ “support/resistance lines, etc.” are not misled by “theoretical stock prices” etc. that are often described in magazines, etc., to determine “essential stock (= corporate) value,” transactions that match each person's “investment style” and “investment tactics” suitable for each style are necessary?

Hmm, I definitely wanted “New NISA Investment Beginners ” to read this kind of “advanced investment tactic story.”
I myself believed the “theoretical stock prices” I saw in the magazines etc. you pointed out due to the “rule of thumb” for over 10 years “investing in Japanese stocks,” and I put up with it for about 3 years, but were there about 5 to 8 “stocks that cut losses”?
No matter how “undervalued” it is, the actual “price movements in stock prices are not true.”
I think it's an extremely simple “truth.”

I have a “long-term perspective,” and first, a “10-year future goal.”
Thanks to that, “stocks purchased 10 to 8 years ago” are mostly positive.
But recently? is a “new NISA investment = stocks purchased after January,” and there are 5 to 8 stocks with “failure = unrealized loss △ 0.05 million yen or more,” and in January & February, “you have to buy quickly before stock prices rise ️”, so “stocks purchased without properly predicting the future” are bad.
Technical analysis is a type where “almost nothing has been learned,” so “all rules of practice are rules of thumb.” The moving average also “looks up to the 75-day line,” but “I don't see the 250-day line.”

Recently, the tactic of “jumping on short-term trends” has been adopted from time to time, and various “experiments” have been tested, such as purchasing “industry stocks that have not been dealt with until now.”
But as a “result of experiments going too far,” “is the portfolio an ETF? It's becoming “transformed.”
There is no need to “hold 1 unit = 100 shares” for all stocks.
Or rather, “we don't have that much capital,” so “future treasure candidates hold 200 shares or more,” but the minimum number of shares to be held is “1 share.”
If you “skyrocket ️” as soon as you buy it at a low price, you “can't buy more” a “brand with a high unit price.”
Since it is essentially “stingy,” “the basics of stock trading are the same as business,” and I try to thoroughly “buy when it's cheap (= undervalue) and sell when it's high (= uncovered profit).”

Have “industries, regions, and product types” been made quite “diversified investment, including time”?
But if “American market” ⇒ “soft landing failure” happens, “exchange rate ⇒ 1 dollar @130円未満の円高 ️” will come

大負けネコ(HYPER) : Ah, sorry.
When I dropped my smartphone, I “sent” it.

If it becomes “$1 @130円未満の円高ドル安,” it would be really dangerous, and various “countermeasures are being considered.”

Technical analysis is “helpful.”
Thank you for your continued support
Excuse me for the long sentence ️

HandleladySTYouTuber : ○HandleladyStockTrabeYouTuber. Started as an investor in September 2024. Personally, I feel that stock investment is like track and field or swimming competitions. ◎NISA is like a marathon. Levels vary from Boston to citizen marathons. ◎ Investing in US stocks, margin trading, and currency trading is like long jump or high jump. ◎ Domestic stocks are like a 100-meter dash. Easy to understand and anyone can do it. Stock trading is like climbing a mountain. First, choose the mountain you want to climb and aim for the 5th station. Beyond the 6th station is very dangerous. Beginners compete at safe prices below the 5th station, and professionals at prices above the 6th station sell when it goes up and sell immediately when it goes down. Otherwise, you'll slip and fall.