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$Symbotic (SYM.US)$
The crisis in the United States began six months ago, and I thought it wouldn't be strange if stock prices plummeted at any time. While buying up various Japanese stocks and US stocks, profit determination sales were almost completed from July, other than buying gold mining stocks, and the cashing rate was greatly increased, and they were waiting for opportunities to arrive in preparation for the crisis. The post also sounded an alarm.
At last, that time seems to have come. I want to wait and see until the turbulent ups and downs that intersect with the spectacles of investors who are still waiting for an opportunity calm down. Meanwhile, there is a possibility that stocks that have not stopped crashing will also crash drastically even among blue-chip stocks and stocks with growth expectations, so isn't this just the beginning? Among the opportunities for this overall market crash, I think there is likely to be a decline rate of close to 50% in the past, with the highest price even among promising stocks.
While many investors suffered losses due to profit determination, they were able to completely avoid risk.
Profits have been determined for the most part by the end of July, and there are 3 limit orders of 30 to 50% lower from high prices for blue-chip stocks, excellent high-dividend stocks, and various US stocks with growth expectations...
The crisis in the United States began six months ago, and I thought it wouldn't be strange if stock prices plummeted at any time. While buying up various Japanese stocks and US stocks, profit determination sales were almost completed from July, other than buying gold mining stocks, and the cashing rate was greatly increased, and they were waiting for opportunities to arrive in preparation for the crisis. The post also sounded an alarm.
At last, that time seems to have come. I want to wait and see until the turbulent ups and downs that intersect with the spectacles of investors who are still waiting for an opportunity calm down. Meanwhile, there is a possibility that stocks that have not stopped crashing will also crash drastically even among blue-chip stocks and stocks with growth expectations, so isn't this just the beginning? Among the opportunities for this overall market crash, I think there is likely to be a decline rate of close to 50% in the past, with the highest price even among promising stocks.
While many investors suffered losses due to profit determination, they were able to completely avoid risk.
Profits have been determined for the most part by the end of July, and there are 3 limit orders of 30 to 50% lower from high prices for blue-chip stocks, excellent high-dividend stocks, and various US stocks with growth expectations...
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$Vanguard Extended Duration Treasury ETF (EDV.US)$I have 140 shares at $77, but it seems like the best strategy is to steadily accumulate and observe until two years later.
Dividends are also quite substantial.
TMF has been a failure so far, but I don't plan to hold or buy more until it drops below $50.
I think EDV is better than stocks that have artificially increased in value.
The expense ratio is lower than TLT.
What do you all think?
Dividends are also quite substantial.
TMF has been a failure so far, but I don't plan to hold or buy more until it drops below $50.
I think EDV is better than stocks that have artificially increased in value.
The expense ratio is lower than TLT.
What do you all think?
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I have revised my long-term investment plan.
One change made to the main products was switching from the Nissay Nasdaq100 Trust to the Total Stock Market ETF. The reason behind this decision was realized through studying a renowned book, that costs and risks should not be taken lightly. Compared to trusts, ETFs inherently have higher costs, with the above-mentioned products showing a significant price difference at 0.2% and 0.03%, making the ETF overwhelmingly cheaper at about 7 times. Since the future exchange rates are uncertain, and the SBI Bank & Securities used have free exchange fees, I found no issues. Additionally, it had to be acknowledged that the Nasdaq100 carries high risk, and even though its high returns were initially prioritized in the plan, I learned that risk should have precedence over returns, leading to an immediate change in approach. Also, the diversification opportunity VTI provides across almost all American stocks brings a substantial sense of security. I realized that having an unbeatable plan in long-term investments is of utmost importance. While I wavered with VOO, I chose VTI for its lower price and ease of purchase.
The second change involves initiating American Ultra Long-Term Treasury Bond ETF...
One change made to the main products was switching from the Nissay Nasdaq100 Trust to the Total Stock Market ETF. The reason behind this decision was realized through studying a renowned book, that costs and risks should not be taken lightly. Compared to trusts, ETFs inherently have higher costs, with the above-mentioned products showing a significant price difference at 0.2% and 0.03%, making the ETF overwhelmingly cheaper at about 7 times. Since the future exchange rates are uncertain, and the SBI Bank & Securities used have free exchange fees, I found no issues. Additionally, it had to be acknowledged that the Nasdaq100 carries high risk, and even though its high returns were initially prioritized in the plan, I learned that risk should have precedence over returns, leading to an immediate change in approach. Also, the diversification opportunity VTI provides across almost all American stocks brings a substantial sense of security. I realized that having an unbeatable plan in long-term investments is of utmost importance. While I wavered with VOO, I chose VTI for its lower price and ease of purchase.
The second change involves initiating American Ultra Long-Term Treasury Bond ETF...
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$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$announced earnings on May 22nd. After the earnings report,the stock price rose 6.1% in after-hours tradingand for the first timesurpassed the $1,000 mark.These positive developments pushed the stock price higher.
The following positive factors have pushed up the stock price.
Among the above, 1) and 2) are generally expected in the market and are not big surprises.3) to 5) will prove that the company has successfully dismissed some analysts' concerns.Since some analysts had already pointed out the possibility of stock splits, the stock price reaction at the time of the split announcement (after-hours trading) was limited.The stock price gained momentum.During the earnings announcement meeting,3) to 5) were revealed, and CEO Jensen Huang showed a bullish outlook.It was.It has been indicated that NVIDIA's high growth will continue.Because of that.
However, it can be said that there is a merit in that the stock becomes easier to buy through the stock split. As summarized at the end of the report, past experience has shown that the stock price generally rises after a stock split.
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Earnings Highlights
● 1Q (April-June) results: Better than expected.
Revenue: 2...
The following positive factors have pushed up the stock price.
Among the above, 1) and 2) are generally expected in the market and are not big surprises.3) to 5) will prove that the company has successfully dismissed some analysts' concerns.Since some analysts had already pointed out the possibility of stock splits, the stock price reaction at the time of the split announcement (after-hours trading) was limited.The stock price gained momentum.During the earnings announcement meeting,3) to 5) were revealed, and CEO Jensen Huang showed a bullish outlook.It was.It has been indicated that NVIDIA's high growth will continue.Because of that.
However, it can be said that there is a merit in that the stock becomes easier to buy through the stock split. As summarized at the end of the report, past experience has shown that the stock price generally rises after a stock split.
● 1Q (April-June) results: Better than expected.
Revenue: 2...
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