The market is changing rapidly.

アマチュア投資家 OP : That being said, there was someone on the bond leverage ETF bulletin board who kept harassing me, saying things like "You missed out on a historic rise!" (they were so persistent that I had to block them), but even though I don't know which way the market will turn, I wonder if they have at least understood the basic mechanism before getting involved. To be honest, I still think that about 80-90% of the information on this bulletin board is absurd and not useful. However, there are some people who can become bullish at the right time, and I honestly think that's impressive. Ultimately, for ordinary people like me who are not full-time traders, even if there are times like this year when we happen to make a big profit, we will be swayed by emotions and it is highly likely that we will end up thinking that it was enough to just stick with the S&P 500 in the end.

G タロー : I totally agree. Even in a volatile market, the volatility is well controlled, consistently generating decent returns. In the end, if we don't get greedy, we will end up with the S&P.

アマチュア投資家 OP G タロー : Somewhere, I will always succumb to greed and make mistakes. Above all, repeating buying and selling considering fees and taxes is clearly disadvantageous in terms of compound interest, and I think that maintaining grip in the sense of betting on long-term market growth is the most solid with the S&P 500. Even professionals lose most of the time in the long run, so of course I think at least 95% of amateurs will ultimately fall behind. It's a matter of whether you can continue or not.

G タロー アマチュア投資家 OP : That's correct. The core is strongly S&P focused.Satellite tests originality and sense. If you have spare time, you can play with it, lol.