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$TSS Inc (TSSI.US)$ I can see it. By the end of 2025, this one will be 50.
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$E-mini NASDAQ 100 Futures(MAR5) (NQmain.US)$
There were unfortunate terrorist incidents, but to also absorb that...
I take my hat off to the strength of American stocks.
USA! USA! USA!![]()
Looking forward to working with you again this year.![]()
There were unfortunate terrorist incidents, but to also absorb that...
I take my hat off to the strength of American stocks.
USA! USA! USA!
Looking forward to working with you again this year.
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$TSS Inc (TSSI.US)$ In 2025, the first purchase starts at TSS. If DELL fails, it seems likely that there will be a chain reaction, so I hope they will work hard on marketing other than DELL.
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$Celestica (CLS.US)$ ValueInvestorsClub's RaisingCapital report provides an investment thesis for Celestica Inc. (NYSE: CLS). This article summarizes the author's bullish stance. When CLS was evaluated by RaisingCapital, its stocks were trading at $50.00, but the closing price on December 31 was $93.82.
10 AI News that Investors May Have Missed
Celestica Inc. provides supply chain solutions in North America, Europe, and Asia through two segments: Advanced Technology Solutions (ATS) and Connectivity & Cloud Solutions (CCS). The services of these segments are wide-ranging and include product manufacturing, related supply chain services, engineering services, system integration, product licensing, and post-market services.
10 AI News that Investors May Have Missed
Celestica Inc. provides supply chain solutions in North America, Europe, and Asia through two segments: Advanced Technology Solutions (ATS) and Connectivity & Cloud Solutions (CCS). The services of these segments are wide-ranging and include product manufacturing, related supply chain services, engineering services, system integration, product licensing, and post-market services.
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Thank you very much for your hard work in the 2024 market.
Looking back over the past decades, 2024 was an exceptional year where many investors gained significant profits.
I will also share the performance for December and last year's with you.
One particularly prominent stock in my portfolio is
$Aisan Technology (4667.JP)$
1405→2001(+42.42%)
$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
352.38→450.22(+27.77%)
$Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares (TSLL.US)$
22.45→33.28(+48.24%)
$IonQ Inc (IONQ.US)$
33.21→45.31(+36.43%)
$Rigetti Computing (RGTI.US)$
3.57→17.00(+376.19%)
$Serve Robotics (SERV.US)$
9.06→15.90(+75.49%)
$Snow Lake Resources (LITM.US)$
0.562→1.63(+190.03%)
$Toyota Motor (7203.JP)$
2714→3199(+17.87%)
It is pending (other details omitted).
List...
Looking back over the past decades, 2024 was an exceptional year where many investors gained significant profits.
I will also share the performance for December and last year's with you.
One particularly prominent stock in my portfolio is
$Aisan Technology (4667.JP)$
1405→2001(+42.42%)
$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
352.38→450.22(+27.77%)
$Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares (TSLL.US)$
22.45→33.28(+48.24%)
$IonQ Inc (IONQ.US)$
33.21→45.31(+36.43%)
$Rigetti Computing (RGTI.US)$
3.57→17.00(+376.19%)
$Serve Robotics (SERV.US)$
9.06→15.90(+75.49%)
$Snow Lake Resources (LITM.US)$
0.562→1.63(+190.03%)
$Toyota Motor (7203.JP)$
2714→3199(+17.87%)
It is pending (other details omitted).
List...
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$Airship AI (AISP.US)$
The stocks rising in the midst of this shitty market condition are the real deal.![]()
The stocks rising in the midst of this shitty market condition are the real deal.
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Clearly, while keeping an eye on stocks that are clearly rising,
whether it is a stock that is almost equivalent to the purchase price while being caught in this bear market,
there is nothing like having stocks that are equal to or lower than that value.
For 'myself', there is nothing annoying.
If it's a dividend stock, that's one thing, but it's a non-dividend stock.
Once it drops, it becomes an immediate non-dividend stock with damage.
If it keeps dropping, everyone would get tired of it.
A night where I witnessed a decisive 'disparity'.
There may have been a large-scale sell-off by insiders, dragging down panic selling.
In the end, this is my own mistake.
Was my analysis too optimistic, or did I mistime the buying timing (limit order)?
I couldn't resist.
I quickly sorted out three stocks.
(Do not write the stock names. It will only hurt the feelings of those who hold them.)
And the raised funds were allocated to increase the holdings of this stock.
$TSS Inc (TSSI.US)$
On New Year's Eve, the stock I wrote was a 'top-rated stock'.
This assessment was not wrong.
Imagining jumping from the descending escalator to the ascending escalator.
Fear of cutting losses is not present.
If you replace it with strong stocks (rising stocks), it will eventually be replenished.
So far, I have been able to turn it into a positive.
Losses and stops...
whether it is a stock that is almost equivalent to the purchase price while being caught in this bear market,
there is nothing like having stocks that are equal to or lower than that value.
For 'myself', there is nothing annoying.
If it's a dividend stock, that's one thing, but it's a non-dividend stock.
Once it drops, it becomes an immediate non-dividend stock with damage.
If it keeps dropping, everyone would get tired of it.
A night where I witnessed a decisive 'disparity'.
There may have been a large-scale sell-off by insiders, dragging down panic selling.
In the end, this is my own mistake.
Was my analysis too optimistic, or did I mistime the buying timing (limit order)?
I couldn't resist.
I quickly sorted out three stocks.
(Do not write the stock names. It will only hurt the feelings of those who hold them.)
And the raised funds were allocated to increase the holdings of this stock.
$TSS Inc (TSSI.US)$
On New Year's Eve, the stock I wrote was a 'top-rated stock'.
This assessment was not wrong.
Imagining jumping from the descending escalator to the ascending escalator.
Fear of cutting losses is not present.
If you replace it with strong stocks (rising stocks), it will eventually be replenished.
So far, I have been able to turn it into a positive.
Losses and stops...
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I'm truly sorry for the delayed greetings...
I was visiting my parents' house to give greetings.
Last year, I received a lot of support from many people, and I also had people leaving comments, thank you.
Thank you for your support again this year.
Market forecasts for 2025 are being released in various places already,
Honestly, I don't understand.
I have given up on trying to make forecasts.
Every year, analysts and strategists often discuss financial estimates, but they are frequently inaccurate.
Therefore, I do not believe in them.
The market is always changing.
There are no identical markets.
In my experience, the lineup of so-called 'star stocks' has also changed.
At least, that's how it seems to me.
So, it's a matter of giving it a go.
Anyway, research and analyze... just that.
Numbers do not lie.
I adapt to the market conditions at that time, but essentially, the strategy remains the same.
Buy dividend stocks straightforwardly.
Find growth stocks at an early stage.
Move funds out of sluggish stocks or those with no prospects.
The market was down yesterday (perhaps taking profits at the end of the year...).
Since most stocks are falling, there's no point in being pessimistic...
I was visiting my parents' house to give greetings.
Last year, I received a lot of support from many people, and I also had people leaving comments, thank you.
Thank you for your support again this year.
Market forecasts for 2025 are being released in various places already,
Honestly, I don't understand.
I have given up on trying to make forecasts.
Every year, analysts and strategists often discuss financial estimates, but they are frequently inaccurate.
Therefore, I do not believe in them.
The market is always changing.
There are no identical markets.
In my experience, the lineup of so-called 'star stocks' has also changed.
At least, that's how it seems to me.
So, it's a matter of giving it a go.
Anyway, research and analyze... just that.
Numbers do not lie.
I adapt to the market conditions at that time, but essentially, the strategy remains the same.
Buy dividend stocks straightforwardly.
Find growth stocks at an early stage.
Move funds out of sluggish stocks or those with no prospects.
The market was down yesterday (perhaps taking profits at the end of the year...).
Since most stocks are falling, there's no point in being pessimistic...
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I have an unforgettable experience with New Year's Eve investments.
Two years ago from now (2022).
I thought to check my income and expenses on New Year's Eve.
After the market closed, I looked at the tool screen of the securities industry companies.
There is only the ticker symbol, but no numerical notation.
At first, I thought it was a bug in the tool.
However, it did not make sense to me.
Bankruptcy, really!
So I called the securities company.
The person at the securities company also seemed unaware.
"I will look into it and contact you as soon as I find out," he said.
A few minutes later.
"It seems to have been acquired."
"Eh!?"
On New Year's Eve last minute, right after the market closed, an acquisition.
There were no signs.
There was no News of individual stocks.
"Where exactly did they get acquired?" I asked, and the person mentioned a startup name I had never heard of.
I immediately looked into it.
A completely unknown, under-the-radar company.
The stock price movement is not significant, and the dividend yield is lower than that of acquired companies.
No matter how you look at it, it's definitely a 'lower tier'.
To be acquired out of the blue by a 'lower tier' company...
A rare experience, the first time in my life.
But when I tell this story, everyone says, 'That's disappointing.'
But for me, it wasn't that big of a deal (...
Two years ago from now (2022).
I thought to check my income and expenses on New Year's Eve.
After the market closed, I looked at the tool screen of the securities industry companies.
There is only the ticker symbol, but no numerical notation.
At first, I thought it was a bug in the tool.
However, it did not make sense to me.
Bankruptcy, really!
So I called the securities company.
The person at the securities company also seemed unaware.
"I will look into it and contact you as soon as I find out," he said.
A few minutes later.
"It seems to have been acquired."
"Eh!?"
On New Year's Eve last minute, right after the market closed, an acquisition.
There were no signs.
There was no News of individual stocks.
"Where exactly did they get acquired?" I asked, and the person mentioned a startup name I had never heard of.
I immediately looked into it.
A completely unknown, under-the-radar company.
The stock price movement is not significant, and the dividend yield is lower than that of acquired companies.
No matter how you look at it, it's definitely a 'lower tier'.
To be acquired out of the blue by a 'lower tier' company...
A rare experience, the first time in my life.
But when I tell this story, everyone says, 'That's disappointing.'
But for me, it wasn't that big of a deal (...
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Around 11:00 PM, I started reading the market.
The stocks are,
$TSS Inc (TSSI.US)$
As there was extra funds in my second securities account, I decided to make the last purchase increase of the year.
A small Gaming.
While watching, the stock price started to decrease.
It's still Pre-Market Trading.
From $11.97 to $11.61.
It seems that today is starting with a 'downtrend.'
When I stepped away and came back, the market had opened, starting from $11.58.
The pre-market estimate was to buy between $11.44 and $11.6.
When it dropped below $11.6, I thought my estimate was going well.
The limit price is $11.45.
I thought I could buy at around that price today.
Actually, I was able to buy.
However, it started dropping even further afterwards.
Huh? No way. Was today supposed to be a cheaper day...?
A bit shocked (bitter smile)
After the Pre-Market Trading start, it dropped to $11.15 within 1 hour.
The lowest price was cheaper than the previous day's low.
I couldn't predict the extent of the decline...
I thought it would go down because the previous day was a bearish candle...
I thought it was still too easy and went to bed.
In the morning, when I woke up, it was going up...
The stocks are,
$TSS Inc (TSSI.US)$
As there was extra funds in my second securities account, I decided to make the last purchase increase of the year.
A small Gaming.
While watching, the stock price started to decrease.
It's still Pre-Market Trading.
From $11.97 to $11.61.
It seems that today is starting with a 'downtrend.'
When I stepped away and came back, the market had opened, starting from $11.58.
The pre-market estimate was to buy between $11.44 and $11.6.
When it dropped below $11.6, I thought my estimate was going well.
The limit price is $11.45.
I thought I could buy at around that price today.
Actually, I was able to buy.
However, it started dropping even further afterwards.
Huh? No way. Was today supposed to be a cheaper day...?
A bit shocked (bitter smile)
After the Pre-Market Trading start, it dropped to $11.15 within 1 hour.
The lowest price was cheaper than the previous day's low.
I couldn't predict the extent of the decline...
I thought it would go down because the previous day was a bearish candle...
I thought it was still too easy and went to bed.
In the morning, when I woke up, it was going up...
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