Yesterday, it seems that I entered the top 100 of Japan in papertrade, so I went to the moomoo awards ceremony and seminar. Although my real trades are not going well, it is from the successful papertrade of earnings gambling.
It was a great experience to see Mr. Toyoharu Matsushige, Mr. Emin Yurumazu, and Mr. Testa up close.
I was not allowed to take photos at the event, so here is a picture of the cute sandwich provided.

When the Nikkei average dropped by about 4,000 yen on August 4, I sold about 80% of my shares. It was a considerable loss, as most of my investments were in semiconductor companies and I had no information on other companies. I thought there would be a rebound from the decline, and considered buying shares, but could not find any investment opportunities. The answer I came up with was to follow Mr. Masayoshi Son. Although I haven't bought SoftBank for the past 10 years, I narrowed down my investments to SoftBank Group. I didn't know much about the company's operations, nor did I know that they owned 88% of ARM's shares.
I had been making a profit during the semiconductor company's surge from January to April, so even during the decline in August, I still had some room. Now, looking at this news, I deeply feel that it was the right decision.
Recently, ARM's stock price had been moving a bit differently, and I didn't understand the reason behind it. I am now convinced.

The rise in quantum computer-related stocks is amazing in the short term. It is exciting to see how far they will go.