+6,400 yen compared to the previous day
Total profit and loss: +12,600 yen (of which realized profit and loss: +3,000 yen)
$Jinjib (142A.JP)$ Take advantage of the increase in the front line and get a profit of +3,000 yen. If I waited a little longer, I was able to aim for an additional +3 to 6,000 yen, so it's a bit frustrating. However, among portfolios with a purchase amount of 1 million yen or less, growth stocks in the 3,000 yen range, about 0.2 million floating stocks, were slightly risky, so I think first of all, I would be happy that they were able to end with profit.
$Panasonic Holdings (6752.JP)$ has fallen, but that's how much $Tamura (6768.JP)$ It was tenaciously raised.
halfway $Demae-Can (2484.JP)$I thought they would cross the settlement, but they couldn't take the risk and reluctantly withdrew at the same price... it's a failure
Next week, depending on unrealized gains, I would like to arrange a little more low to medium risk stocks in my portfolio.

+4,600 yen compared to the previous day
Total profit and loss: +6,200 yen (of which realized profit and loss are 0 yen)
$Jinjib (142A.JP)$ I feel like things are sluggish. Turnover is still low, but it's not even enough to cut losses, so I think I'll leave it to sleep.
$Panasonic Holdings (6752.JP)$ There was a sharp rebound, and profit increased. Maybe you can keep this one for a while.
$Tamura (6768.JP)$ They are also being raised little by little, so I'm wondering if it's still okay to hold these two.

Carried over from yesterday $Yutori (5892.JP)$ The short sell of ​yutori​ was pushed up and started from -0.052 million yen. After that, I tried to scalp mainly on ​yutori​, but I was repeatedly tossed around by the market, and I broke the rule of cutting losses in an attempt to recover the accumulated losses, which resulted in further losses. It was like a textbook example of a bad trade.
​yutori​: +79,078 yen, -359,048 yen Total -279,970 yen
After the closing of the morning session, the price movement and volume of ​yutori​ decreased, so $Ureru Net Advertising (9235.JP)$ and $Tripleize (5026.JP)$ While moving, we managed to reduce the loss from -0.2 million to -0.1 million and finished today.
Sell Net Advertising Co.: +36,658 yen, -13,800 yen, total +22,858 yen.
Triple Eyes: +136,640 yen, -0 yen, total +136,640 yen.
Other: +24,032 yen, -8,100 yen, total +15,932 yen.
Total -10...

Today too $Sumiseki Holdings (1514.JP)$ Focusing on scalping. That said, it was already stuck to the high stop around 9:30, so after that $Kudan (4425.JP)$ Ya $Unbanked (8746.JP)$ We traded with several stocks, etc.
Sumiseki HD: +166,790 yen, -79,260 yen total +87,530 yen
Kudan: +46,440 yen, -87,618 yen total -41,178 yen
First product: +30,360 yen, -0 yen total +30,360 yen
Others: +5,493 yen, -14,260 yen total -8,767 yen
Total +67,945 yen
I set a rule that “if unrealized losses reach 20,000 yen, cut losses” and made a transaction.
It's positive for now, so it's a good thing, but I felt that if I set the loss cut line to a constant of 20,000 yen, there would be inconvenience when changing stocks and number of lots. From tomorrow onwards, I'd like to use% and time loss cutting rules together...

Today. $Sumiseki Holdings (1514.JP)$ Scalping only.
+446,600 yen
-512,860 yen Total -66,260 yen.
The way of reading the candlestick and the order book itself was not wrong, and I was able to accumulate profits. However, I was unable to cut my short position in the morning session, resulting in a loss of approximately -0.22 million, wiping out all profits and resulting in a loss.
Although I have become better at taking profits than when I first started, it is difficult to say that I am not winning ultimately because I am still bad at cutting losses. From tomorrow onwards, I plan to keep the scalping method unchanged and try out several rules for cutting losses.