After closing the US stock market on 5/22 (morning of the 23rd Japan time), NVIDIAFirst quarter of fiscal year 2025We are planning to announce financial results.
Representative of the AI (artificial intelligence) boomAttention is being paid to what kind of results the company's financial results will have and how the entire market will respond. On the next trading day after financial results are announcedClosing price of NVIDIA sharesPlease predict and vote!
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I believe there is always some kind of rule behind stocks that rise.
However, as that rule becomes older, it becomes less applicable and eventually leads to losses.
Therefore, constantly searching for new rules and investing according to them is my way.
My 'experiments' are for the purpose of finding those rules.

Hello everyone 😊
Today I'm going to talk about virtual currency 😊
Well, I'm not going to buy it everyone, so just for reference what it is 😉
I became interested in virtual currency 4 months ago in November, from some information 😊
There is something called a half-life in virtual currency, and it means that there is a virtual currency bubble every time there is a half-life 🤭
And the half-life is April of this year 😉
I looked it up because I thought it was a stinky product 😁
After checking all the information, people, and data I could believe, I came to the conclusion that it was no different from stocks 🤭
In short, it means you can fight depending on information 😁
When I actually tried to buy a few, I couldn't buy what I wanted to buy 😰
This is because there are coins handled by domestic exchanges (bitPoint, bitFlyer), etc., and if you don't sign a new contract one by one, only about 10 to 30 types are handled by one exchange 😥
If you look further, there are various barriers such as overseas exchanges (bybit, etc.), overseas wallets (metamask, etc.), gas fees (remittance fees) for transferring money between exchanges and exchanging virtual currencies between virtual currencies 😅
However, once I crossed that wall, I was able to reach a new battlefield 😁
Like stocks, each virtual currency has candlesticks...