$Mawson Infrastructure (MIGI.US)$
Bought 50,000 shares!

$Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares ETF (SOXL.US)$ Major US indices are all tumbling.
They have already fallen by a quarter.
It was a picture-perfect top.
I always say, the pullback hasn't come yet.
The chart I envision is one that reverses at the overlapping lower limit where it continues to decline both today and tomorrow.

Digital currency accounts for 5% of total assets, from the left of the bar
$Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ , $Ethereum (ETH.CC)$ , $Polkadot (DOT.CC)$ $Cardano (ADA.CC)$,   $Solana (SOL.CC)$ , XDC (ADA and XDC are relatively low)
I hope it continues to rise even more.

Foreign acquisition funds are revitalizing business investment in Japan. On the afternoon of November 17th, a fund managed by the U.S. company Apollo Global Management announced the acquisition of a subsidiary of its automotive parts company. $Panasonic Holdings (6752.JP)$The sale amount is estimated to be several hundred billion yen. Panasonic is reviewing its non-core business and this subsidiary sale is part of that. The decision to sell was well receivedAfter the announcement, Panasonic's stock price soared and closed 5.50% higher than the previous day's closing price. The next business day also saw a consecutive daily high, closing with a 4.98% increase.
Sales and retreat decisions also had a strong impact on stock prices.
After the COVID-19 pandemic, the demand for business sales and retreats by companies increased, and the movements of foreign funds have become more prominent since around 2022. There have also been cases where the sale of subsidiaries had a significant impact on the stock prices of parent companies. On April 28th, 2022, KKR of the United States... $Hitachi (6501.JP)$The subsidiary announced that it will acquire Moomoo Inc. through a tender offer (public stock acquisition), and the stock price of Hitachi Ltd. on the following business day, May 2nd, rose 6.72% compared to the previous day. $Hitachi Transport System (9086.JP)$Announced the acquisition through TOB (tender offer) and other methods...