$GE Aerospace (GE.US)$ Spin-off stocks of $GE Vernova LLC (GEV.US)$ It was in stock. However, since the purchase price is GE's price, it looks like they lost a lot 😂

$Vistra Energy (VST.US)$
INO should I put up with it and see how things go, should I say bye bye, huh

$Tidewater (TDW.US)$
Now that we've reached the milestone of the Taiyo Line and $100, it's an easy to understand profit point! So 100 dollars is perfect and the full profit is guaranteed 🤑
Recently, there were only loss-cutting stocks, so it was a beautiful profit after a long time.
However, since I wasn't expecting that much and the positions were small, the profit was small 🤣

$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
Every time it hits a record high or breaks through 40,000 yen, it becomes news.
What does this mean for individuals who are investing?
In conclusion, I don't think “it has any particular significance.”
Or rather, “let's allocate assets in such a way that what happens to the Nikkei Average does not have a particularly important meaning.”
For example, I've never been concerned about “what is going on with the average stock price in the Netherlands.”
Why did I have to worry about it being in Japan.
It would be interesting if there were many positions in indices linked to the Nikkei Average or individual Japanese stocks.
I think the cost of “worrying” about that is too high.
There is a saying, “The person who made the most money from investing was the person who forgot to invest (or the person who died),” but it is important to lower the “cost to worry about” as much as possible beyond making money and not making money.
If “investing is a job” or “investing is a hobby,” it is reasonable to spend money, but for many people, investing is not like that.
work hard on your life...

$Mitsubishi Motors (7211.JP)$ 477.6 up

$SAKURA Internet (3778.JP)$
I wonder if it will go up today too 😅
I was thinking I'd buy it if it went down today 💦