Ahead of Friday's employment statistics, the fear index has risen.

新div OP : The anomaly in September is sold cheaply and there is a negative market sentiment. In 2022, there will be a rapid rate hike due to the inflation peak. In 2023, there will be a sharp increase in the yield of U.S. 10-year treasury bonds due to the interest rate peak, and the recent September has a negative market sentiment and is easily sold. There is also an expectation of interest rate cuts in the future. The market sentiment can change daily until the employment statistics, CPI, and FOMC are passed. This year, there is also a presidential election, and there is a battle between the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. The current president's resignation also adds uncertainty to the presidential election. There are expectations that the market will rise towards the end of the presidential election, so September and October may be a pullback opportunity, but it is unknown how much adjustment will be made for high-tech and semiconductor stocks, etc. It is preferable to consider placing limit orders to pick them up at unlikely prices, either over a period of time or through diversification. Narrow down the stocks and check which ones are oversold, and mark the desired stocks to pick them up. Hold onto physical stocks without worrying about unrealized losses. Do not engage in panic selling. Selling during the current market sentiment would result in selling at high prices and buying at low prices, which is wasteful. If you have good stocks, you can patiently wait until more market participants enter and the oversold conditions are corrected. It is difficult to determine the timing to sell stocks that were oversold in 2022, as the good stocks have already reached new highs. Selling at a time when the fear index is rising would be a waste.