+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.

Did you carry over yesterday $Yutori(5892.JP)$ Short sales were launched, and they started at -52,000 yen. After that, they continued to do scalping with Yutori at the center, but they were all swayed by the market price, and in an attempt to recover the accumulated losses, they broke the loss cut rules and lost even more, acting like a model for a bad trade.
yutori: +79,078 yen, -359,048 yen total -279,970 yen
Since Yutori's price movements and turnover declined from the front end to the back field, $Ureru Net Advertising(9235.JP)$ Ya $Tripleize(5026.JP)$ While moving to -200,000, I managed to reduce my losses to -100,000 and it ended today.
Selling internet advertising companies: +36,658 yen, -13,800 yen total +22,858 yen
Triple Eyes: +136,640 yen, -0 yen total +136,640 yen
Others: +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 $Sumiseki Holdings(1514.JP)$ Just scalping.
+446,600 yen
-512,860 yen total -66,260 yen
There were no mistakes in how to read the charts and boards themselves, and we were able to accumulate profits. However, it was not possible to cut losses on short positions created in the front field, and that alone resulted in a loss of about minus 220,000, and all profits flew away, resulting in a loss.
I'm better at making a profit than when I first started, but it's hard to say that they weren't good at cutting losses and weren't able to win after all. From tomorrow onwards, I think I'll try out some rules for cutting losses without changing the way I do scalping.