The prediction that there is a possibility that Japanese stocks will also crash close to the beginning of the major US stock crash about 10 business days ago came true.

The crisis in the United States began six months ago, and I thought it wouldn't be strange if stock prices plummeted at any time. While buying up various Japanese stocks and US stocks, profit determination sales were almost completed from July, other than buying gold mining stocks, and the cashing rate was greatly increased, and they were waiting for opportunities to arrive in preparation for the crisis. The post also sounded an alarm.

At last, that time seems to have come. I want to wait and see until the turbulent ups and downs that intersect with the spectacles of investors who are still waiting for an opportunity calm down. Meanwhile, there is a possibility that stocks that have not stopped crashing will also crash drastically even among blue-chip stocks and stocks with growth expectations, so isn't this just the beginning? Among the opportunities for this overall market crash, I think there is likely to be a decline rate of close to 50% in the past, with the highest price even among promising stocks.

While many investors suffered losses due to profit determination, they were able to completely avoid risk.

By the end of July, most profits were determined, and buy orders for less than 30 stocks were placed for blue-chip stocks, excellent high-dividend stocks, and various US stocks with growth expectations for 30 to 50% lower limit prices from high prices, but the index price was further devalued today.

There was a recommendation to buy this symbolic in business from a source, but when I looked at the financial statements, it was still early, and when I looked at the financial statements, they placed a purchase order for only 80 shares at 22 dollars, which would not have been agreed upon, but they were about to be dangerously agreed upon.

Symbolic is automating logistics warehouses around the world, and due to labor shortages and soaring labor costs, it has major companies that have seen ahead with AI automated warehouses and automatic lifts as customers, and is checking them as brands that can be expected to grow in the future.

The target stock price predicted by Walmart analysts also ranged from $10 to $60, and opinions were quite divided.

Is this stock around 40% in the past 4 business days? Isn't it the big crash?

I'd like to buy a little bit for $24, but since the overall market is still rough, I devalued the index price in anticipation of a further decline.

Other stocks on limit orders have also been devalued, and most of the funds that have been cashed out are turned into purchases at bargain prices, and when stocks holding high dividends are bought up at a low price, the average acquisition price is lowered, and when reversed, the real dividend yield is not a stock when the actual dividend yield is reversed, but it is an even higher dividend stock with double compound interest against the average acquisition price, and there is no NISA quota anymore, but I want to buy more.

We were able to determine profits of 15 million yen or more per year even during the COVID-19 pandemic, but this year, profits were almost determined before this crash, profits of 9 million yen or more were determined, and about 40 million yen is being prepared for purchases.

Currently, we hold mainly long-term holdings, bank stocks, and shares held by the old NISA and the new NISA, and in these 3 business days alone, unrealized profit decreased by 3.8 million yen and unrealized profit decreased drastically to 3.5 million yen, but purchases increased from time to time at the point where it declined. Furthermore, just by gradually placing purchase orders for the index price, lowering the average acquisition unit price and waiting for a return, the rest is basically an investment left alone, so the decline in US stocks last night was a double punch between the appreciation of the yen and the fall in stock prices, and today's Nikkei Average is the second largest decline in the market, and the assets held for stocks have decreased by about 2.8 million yen in 1 day. I think there are many loss patterns where most individual investors hold or cut losses while having a sense of joy and disappointment and don't plan recovery buying timing, or since they don't have a fixed percentage of cash in their portfolios in preparation for risks or crash opportunities, they don't make a profit during the recovery period, and there are many loss patterns due to loss cuts.

Since such a major crash was not reported by the middle class in the United States and stayed overnight and went to work or shoplifted in regions where people living on the street increased, robberies, and police were understaffed, lacking in jail, and the prosecution and courts were unable to handle it, the arrest was 0.1 million yen in Japanese yen? There is an unbelievable reality that even if they are caught below the standard amount, they will be released, and the actual state of inflation and the unemployed, such as rising data on the rate at which the card limit is full at high interest rates and the rise in the riots index, etc., and since there is information, preparations can be made, dealt with, risk avoidance, and I think it can be turned into an opportunity.

Famous investors and institutional investors gather information, and a structure is in place to raise profits with financial power and various investment methods even during such a crash.

To be honest, I was laughing wryly at what the economic commentators and analysts who posted on YouTube that the Nikkei Average had returned to 40,000 yen and 50,000 yen by the end of the year, and 300,000 yen in some cases. Among beginners, they were late to buy Japanese stocks or US stocks when the yen depreciated and cut losses with a double punch due to the rapid appreciation of yen depreciation, but the yen appreciated in the opposite state due to stock price declines and foolish measures of yen depreciation intervention, and in part, the yen appreciated in the opposite state where US stock purchases were said to be a factor that led to the depreciation of the yen, and it seems that the tide has changed rapidly to a trend of yen appreciation and yen appreciation due to FX speculators buying yen. Number one is the slowdown in the US economy, the slowdown in general consumption due to the exhaustion of the middle class, etc., etc., and it can also be read from this index that the average purchase price of McDonald's in the US in the US has also dropped, and it can be read from this index that they are exhausted by the inflation of the common people who choose cheap menus.

There is no 100% investment, but it is an investment where people invest funds that are supported by data or visible life situations, economic indicators, geopolitical risks, hegemony battles, etc., analysis of individual stocks, world needs, and overwhelming innovative technology and services, etc., and invest funds with support such as good return rates, etc., and people who buy with group actions without confirming support even with the same stock investment seize high prices is not an investment without there being a profit, it's not an investment Like hitting, there is no exit strategy, no money management, and no risk management, so these are probably the reasons why they are happy and disappointed, and most of them lose money? If a sudden situation occurs, I think it's normal that you can't make a decision unless you have prepared or thought for the shortage situation in advance or have your own way of dealing with it. Right now, many individual investors are riding a wave of soaring prices, and there are probably many people who have mental stress and are worried about whether they should sell or hold, and whether it is time to buy more spare money all the time.

This is my personal opinion, but I'm expecting results that will change the tide again depending on the presidential election. If that happens, once the problem of rekindling US banks is resolved, and I feel that the yen will depreciate by about 180 yen this time, there are various methods such as selecting stocks that have exchange risk and exchange benefits and obtain performance above exchange rate fluctuations depending on the exchange rate, compound interest management of high dividend stocks, and long-term accumulation of excellent high dividend stocks, etc., but I don't really like funded investments even if exchange rate risk can be covered by the dollar cost averaging method, but I don't really like it . Investment styles are established by oneself from the amount of funds that can be invested, investment experience, and heightened financial literacy, and even if others can present options, the financial power, risk patience, and risk tolerance are ways of thinking, labor income, savings, and how many years to work until what age to work, the age at which to start investing, and whether to make an investment with an asset management target amount set for how many years from now, and before starting, they should think about the original investment before starting, and if the situation changes along the way, methods and settings again I think we should change it. It's essential to start by setting medium- to long-term goals, thinking about risks in order to achieve goals, and making a plan for what kind of investment to make, and people who can't do this can't do self-management, money management, or risk management, and whether it's a problem before stock selection, and I want investment beginners around me to avoid failure in particular, so I'm talking about this even when consulted.

It changes depending on the course of the presidential election, so I want to keep a close eye on it, but economic measures are the biggest issue, and although I think Trump has the upper hand in terms of ease of understanding, the way for the Democratic Party to win is that the vice president has someone nominating and accepting women, and if the vice president is also a woman, there may be a possibility that the Democratic Party at the end of a fierce battle is the Democratic Party at the end of a fierce battle, but there are few college students in states where economic measures are fierce, and relaxation of university scholarships is out of the question and mostly Trump has the upper hand Isn't it?

Various innovative brands such as excellent senior and junior gold mining stocks, petroleum and natural gas resource stocks, AI medical drug discovery, genomics, TaaS revolutionary brands, nuclear fusion, and green ethanol related stocks have already been prepared, and I would like to buy more if they fall. I'm looking forward to future developments.