This year has been nothing but rough.
As usual, I have been following my intuition in the end. Without being swayed by the noise...
However, I have never moved the Japanese and American stocks as much as I have this year. In previous years, after setting it, I used to leave it without moving much, just watching the numbers while looking at the graph called a candlestick chart.
As a result, I have managed to secure the confirmed profits as usual by moving or keeping cash after selling until now.
Unlike in previous years, there was time to focus on the numbers (4 or 5 times a day) and stress.
Is this also a form of studying (training)?
I always wish to return to a situation where I can leave it alone once set.
It's still too early to look back, but the current situation, excluding the hub, high-profile stocks that I have been helped with, are
In the USA: ServiceNow, Snowflake, Salesforce, TSMC, Constellation Energy, etc.
Recent Apple, NVIDIA, and biotech stocks, etc.,...
On the other hand, the failures were microsoft, broadcom, lilly, micron, and palantir. (Timing of entry and exit was too bad)
Japanese stocks -> hitachi ltd sponsored adr, mitsubishi heavy industries, KOKUSAI, yamazawa electric, recently helped by deere & co, and yutori.
On the other hand, advantest entered and exited twice this year, both ended in failure. -> When the compatibility is bad, I decide to give up.
There is one more stock that I am still holding on to with a strong attachment, like pickling it in salt?
That stock is hitachi ltd sponsored adr. The recent financial results are not bad, and I have a gut feeling that it will soar if there is an opportunity, but...
This is not a recommendation to those who are reading the tweets.
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Riresa : I think investing after the end of the pandemic was a breeze. However, something went wrong after the Bank of Japan's intervention.
I believe there are hardly any people making money in stocks.