Since there have been comments that my explanations are difficult, I will briefly explain how to invest long-term.
For long-term investments, there is no need to make predictions.
It surprises me, but many people seem to think that to make a profit from investments, one must 'predict and hit the target.' But that is 100% wrong. The actual rules are not like that.
Let me show you three examples.
NVIDIA, APP, ROOT. All of these could be bought after seeing their incredible earnings report. The growth in sales and the bullish guidance are obvious to anyone.
Each of them gapped up by 24%/26%/32%.
The stock price trends since that earnings report are as follows,
NVIDIA ... 38.52 ⇒ 117 (MAX 152)
APP ... 37.20 ⇒ 314 (MAX 519)
ROOT ... 11.64 ⇒ 85.99 (in one month) now 165 (highest price)
There is probably no one who does not know NVIDIA, but did you know about APP or ROOT? If not, then you are not at all prepared to Start long-term investing. That kind of Gaming is the starting point...

A significant loss for the first time in 2025 was confirmed, and the position in GRRR was reduced. The loss amount is $73,500, which is very large and represents the biggest loss for a single stock in lifetime.
Considering the growth potential and business activities of the company, especially the revenue from projects centered around the Asia Region, the outlook is not as grim as the expressed loss amount. However, the position was considered slightly excessive in terms of risk-reward, which led to the reduction, although it has not been completely exited. Additionally, the recent overall market decline saw a particularly large drop in AI-related stocks, and losses were also cut in several other stocks besides GRRR.
Furthermore, regarding foreign exchange, various USA Indicators have been stronger than market expectations, which has diminished the outlook for interest rate cuts. Additionally, due to recent trends related to the Bank of Japan's interest rate hikes, the movement has been towards a weaker dollar and stronger yen, resulting in a significant decrease in the asset amount when converted to Japanese yen since the beginning of the year.
On the one hand, it is difficult to say that there is a complete risk-off mood in the foreign exchange and stock markets at this time, and it is not a situation dominated by fear or despair. The uncertainty and opacity have increased due to significant changes such as tariffs after the inauguration of President Trump and the situation in Ukraine...