It dropped slightly today. It dropped about a quarter after reaching the daily limit. It's difficult to predict how it will move tomorrow in such a chaotic situation.
In my opinion, what was the reason for the surge without any special positive or negative news after the financial results? I felt relieved at the time of the financial results. I appreciated that the sales had improved, albeit slightly. Also, because the continuation of milestone negotiations raised further expectations for a resolution.
There seem to be many people taking profits, so there may be fluctuations in the short term, but the volume has also increased, and technically, I think it's good to buy. More importantly, I hope to see positive Investor Relations activities realized by the end of the year.

I wonder if it will be visible at 9 p.m. tomorrow?
Thank you for your hard work.

Is buying more risky? It's safer to buy Nvidia!

Well, I don't know about the future, but in the short term, if it doesn't break 1800 yen as I wrote yesterday, the buying dominance will continue. There may be dissatisfaction compared to Mizuho Financial Group.
If you're aiming for 1900-2000 yen, this is probably the case. I think the price movement will be heavy if it reaches 1880 yen (short term), but on the contrary, it is less likely to drop until it reaches 1880 yen.

I'm glad I held onto it until now after buying it about 3 years ago and hesitating to cut losses multiple times⤵️♪

It seems that the probability of exceeding $600 is higher than the probability of falling below $200.

Since it has suddenly risen in a short period of time, it is important to be prepared for a drop of this magnitude at any time. Consider taking profits after making a certain amount, or buying defensive stocks.
Compared to the time when it kept dropping no matter how much you bought, it's not a bad idea to buy when it drops like today.

Here, rather than whether the financial results are good or bad, it is more important if there is an increase in dividends. If it remains the same, it will go down tomorrow.
Well, of course, it's a hold.