Market Overview
The Nikkei average stock price on the Tokyo stock market today closed at ¥39,910.55, up ¥304.75 from the previous trading day, temporarily recovering the million yen mark for the first time in about 3 months. Although the increase exceeded ¥600 at one point, it struggled to grow after the buying spree ended, with waiting for a pullback and profit-taking selling. The Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) closed at 2,723.57, up 17.37 points. A wide range of semiconductor and export-related stocks were widely bought due to risk appetite on the expectation of a soft landing in the USA economy. The dollar-yen exchange rate is hovering around the mid-149 yen level.
てん ピノ : After the drastic decline on 8/5, I didn't know which stocks to buy, so I sold about 90% of the stock that had fallen to Masayoshi Son, and used that money to buy the SoftBank Group.
I think it was in the 6,000 yen range. Masayoshi Son is a big deal. There is also investment in open AI, so I feel like it's still going to go a long way.
American stocks also sold all NVDA shares, and around the beginning of September, ARM shares were divided into 60% and NVDA shares 40%. American stocks reduced capital to an initial level of 33%.
Profit and loss are positive, but the yen has appreciated financially and is still negative.
It moved to such an extent that the rise and fall in stock prices were in the same range as the rise and fall in exchange rates. When I bought the most American stocks, it was 160 to 165 yen per dollar in early August when NVDA stocks were in turmoil
It was my first time investing in foreign stocks, but I learned not to buy when the yen depreciated.
181691283 てん ピノ : Buying because of a strong yen, or not buying because of a weak yen, is based on the current time frame. However, it's pointless to worry about it because we don't know what will happen in a year or half a year from now. It is believed that people who lose money in American stocks are those who engage in short-term trading.
てん ピノ 181691283 : Shares are short-term trading of 2 to 3 types of stocks, but they began buying American stocks from NVDA's financial results report in February this year, and now they are buying 2 companies with Arm. I received advice from my friend to diversify my investment, and I bought mutual funds for almost the same amount as stocks.
I've been doing stocks for 17, but I bought 1 point of Sony about 5 years ago, and the doubled funds were replaced with NYK Line and doubled again.
Around this time, I began to dabble in credit, and the money that had taken about 2 years disappeared in half a year.
I won with semiconductors from January to April this year, and at this time I moved to a half deposit account. I bought mutual funds with that money, and although it was negative when it fell in August, it is currently about 10% positive.
Long-term holding of shares does not seem to be appropriate for the nature of the situation.