When the stock price has fallen compared to before, many people feel the urge to buy 🌱.
It's easier to feel the appeal because you know the recent high prices.
But what's important is not whether it's cheaper or more expensive than before, but whether it will rise in the future 🙌 (or if you can continue to receive dividends).
The past is clear in data and can be compared, but honestly, it's irrelevant.
The important thing is whether you can record profits at the time you anticipate.
In the end, that's all 😇

Purchased the commodity ETF that I want to buy at SBI Securities!
However, I accidentally bought it in the non-taxable special account instead of the NISA account. 💦
In a panic, I sold it at a loss of a few hundred yen (cut loss w)
When I tried to buy again with NISA, it said "insufficient buying power" 🥲
Will orders placed on the same day be reflected in the available funds... (´._.`)
Reflection (← clumsy w)

I've been bargain hunting recently 🌱
The financial statement was missed, but the company has money 💰
Personally, I'm thinking it's not a bad time to "buy" 😎
I don't know lol

Which is more attractive as an investment commodity etf, commodity ○○ or commodity ●●?
I often receive such questions 💦
To be frank, you won't get the answers you want with such sloppy questions lol
If you have ever asked a similar question, at least let this reach the other person ↓↓
①Why did you think that commodity etf is good?
②Why are you hesitating?
③What are you considering (how many years later? How many months later?)?
④How much amount are you assuming?
The other person does not know your assumptions 🙅‍♀️
You will only get a vague answer for a vague question 💦
By the way, when applying the above content to various questions, do it like this ↓↓
①My thoughts ②Contents ③Time ④Amount
Just by asking this much, you should receive quite satisfying answers✨
Please ask questions politely👍

Regarding the recent Japanese stock market, there are cases where stocks with good earnings are also sold 🌱
Stock prices will not rise unless they exceed the financial estimates of investors, so even if it is a good financial statement
→ Below financial estimates
→ As expected
it is likely to fall⤵️
At such times, dividend stocks demonstrate their power✨
After all, there is no need to probe the minds of investors🤭

Things you should not expect from dividend stocks 🌱
[Price increase]
Paying dividends = Companies find it difficult to save or invest = Difficult for the company's value to increase
[Stability of stock prices]
It's nonsense to expect stability in stocks when the financial situation is deteriorating 🤷‍♂️
Let's check the financial statements at least 👌
Living solely off dividends
I've never seen someone like that myself
Many people who have decent dividends are trying something with it as collateral.
The biggest attraction of dividends is that you can choose how to use them at the time.
-> It's also good to spend it on hobbies or things you like.
-> It's also good to use it for your own learning purposes.
If you are in business, it is good to invest in the business.
You can choose the best solution for yourself at that time.
There are quite a few people who say that it is inefficient because they cannot reinvest tax-free like in index investing...
But whether or not to improve efficiency depends on oneself.
Korugi

What is averaging down?
If it goes down, you might think, 'Oh, I should have waited a bit longer...'
If it goes up, you might think, 'Oh, I should have bought a little more...'
Ultimately, investing is something that leads to regrets.
Grr (*｀ω´)
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