On the occasion of the crash over Black Monday
I usually post news summaries, and I didn't express my personal opinions very much.
I would like to briefly post my thoughts on the crash.
I myself am a part-time worker, and I wasn't able to check the Zaraba crash while I was at work.
Fortunately, I didn't have a stock position, so I was able to stay calm.
What I think is different from previous crashes
Rather than the crash itself being the kind of thing that causes major damage to the real economy,
Rather, it seems that central bank policies have not changed and are having a big impact.
The crash is certainly a revelation, but not many people are enjoying it.
If you see big profits from short-term trading and get into the iron field with “myself too,” it is inevitable that you will get burned.
The question of whether index investors can continue investing even if this happens is
It's a very important litmus test.
(Even if Orkan and S&P 500 haven't fallen as much as Japanese stocks, their assets should have decreased due to the appreciation of the yen)
In particular, the state of aiming for an annual interest rate of 8% with 100% portfolio stocks is extremely unstable,
You may be tempted to learn it as an experience rather than logic.
What is investing, being knocked in over and over again, and then forgotten
The first thing is to “survive.”
The market hunts people in order of increasing greed.
I feel like it's an opportunity to get to the bottom of my own risk management or not.
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183486007 : I take your precious words to heart.
Thank you very much