おむすびちゃん : Third class is also sufficient.

おむすびちゃん : It would be ideal to sell above the average acquisition price and buy low if possible . However, it's unlikely that anyone can do it so skillfully.
Having a low starting point expands the range of options. For example, if someone holds 100 shares of TSLL at $5, then they would have a double increase when it reaches $10, but for someone who bought at $11, it would be a loss of $1. The former would still be +$2 even if it dropped to $7, and they may consider buying more, while the latter would be -$4, which may lead to a slightly negative mindset of averaging down.
So, what should you do? It might be helpful to anticipate the future stock price. For example, if you think TSLL will exceed $30 in a few years, that's 2.5 times more than now, so it still seems undervalued.
But it's hard to have such a positive mindset! Some may think holding such a long-term view is mentally challenging! I believe maintaining mental health in the long term depends on the position size. Do it with a position size that is manageable for you. When buying more, do it with a position size that is manageable. Some may feel the urge to dive in when buying more, but if you think of it as RSP, your perception might change.
When someone says buy more, they may wait for a decline. There may be thoughts like it should not drop below $7 or single digits before buying. But if you look at the chart curve of the future, seeing an upward trend will eventually lead to stock splits or similar developments for single-digit stock prices.
Therefore, it might be good to look at it from the perspective of the decline rate. Consider investing when it drops by a certain percentage from the peak, and further invest when it drops by another percentage, prepare the money for investing while observing the rise, and it might make checking the chart easier.
When thinking short term, you may still hope for a further decline or have various considerations. However, if you're looking at investments in 5 to 6 years, isn't an RSP mindset better?
Therefore, rather than the advanced technique of selling at a high and buying at a low, it seems to be more about not selling during a surge and buying during a decline.
During a market crash, if you notice the signs in advance, it may be the right decision to exit, but in reality, if you think of it as RSP, even during a market crash, it could be seen as a chance to RSP.
By the way, I'm saying all this to myself now lol

おむすびちゃん 黒い彗星 : That's the case .
So I wrote a lot, but that's directed at myself .
But thinking of rsp makes me feel better, at least for myself.
Even if it drops, I don't plan to withdraw because it's rsp to begin with.I can think of that as a chance to add more.
Lucky if it goes up.Just keep watching it.
Anyway, I think it's about the amount of positions to stay calm. If you can manage the amount you buy at once well, I think you won't be discouraged even during the crash on 8/5.
Where your focus is and the amount of positions, I find this suitable for maintaining mental stability.

おむすびちゃん 可夢偉　　カムイ OP : No, I'm still writing it as a reminder to myself because I haven't fully implemented it. Even if I know it in my head, my heart hasn't caught up yet.
Oh? Isn't this a buy? When I think so, I quickly step on the accelerator, get flustered when it drops, sometimes make a wrong move, and when that becomes visible, it's immediately EX. Doing things like this, it's not going to work out well.
But I feel that there is a gradual change, so I want to continue working hard in the future.
For the long term, I think TSLA is more advantageous than TSLL, but well, there is also ease of buying in terms of stock price, so I'm thinking of continuing with TSLL.

おむすびちゃん 黒い彗星 : Honestly, if you hold it for the long term, TSLA is more advantageous than TSLL due to the decreasing rate issue. It's not so much that TSLA is advantageous as it is that TSLL is disadvantageous, right? If the original price movement returns yesterday and today, TSLL's case will be slightly negative. In that sense, TSLL is at a disadvantage, but if you can show a rise that surpasses that, leveraging may also be a good option.
Indeed, it is easy to buy in terms of stock price.

おむすびちゃん 那使子 : Not at all! I have a similar career level as well.
So what I wrote here is a reminder to myself
In fact, I lost about 1 million in the last 3 days
It's not zero to -100, but zero to +150 to +50, so it's still not too bad, but I had a rough time with DJT
I tend to think and act on short-term views and become greedy.
When I entered the trade, I thought it would be okay to aim for $50, but once I saw $54, I got greedy...
Well, I was taking profits in small increments, so the damage was minimal. It's not easy to make a profit all in one go, right?
I realize it's better to make profits little by little, but I feel like I'll do the same thing again next time.
Let's enjoy investing while experiencing various things together.

おむすびちゃん : I also think it will drop a little more before I get the funds.

おむすびちゃん coco0217 OP : I sold off some US stocks last night, so if that goes through in time... Since it takes time for SBI to reflect, it probably won't be in time by Monday.
Not having dollars during a high yen period is a bit unpleasant right now, isn't it~

おむすびちゃん OP Rice001 : If you win, the stock will go up. But if you don't win, it's like hell, right?
I think there is no way to win with this stock anymore, it depends on how much you bought it for. Also, if it's too dominant of a win, the upward potential will decrease. Surprising elements like this can lead to explosive growth. Just like the volatility, the recent surge until a few days ago, it's like a bull market turning into a bear market?! I guess now there is no news of individual stocks. The advantageous situation remains unchanged.
For me, I wouldn't enter now. If I were to enter, maybe around the 20s, drop to around 25, and then start from next week or something. But looking at this volatility, I might be too scared to enter.

おむすびちゃん OP 181265730 : Is the advantage being maintained or progressing?I've heard there are troubles with the voting system, which seems unlikely to be resolved by election day. It seems like the Democratic Party's postal votes are not affected, so that area feels quite damaging. I haven't heard any news surpassing that, so I wonder what's going on.
My profits from here have jumped significantly.
However, since it's not in the negatives yet, I'm considering betting on winning.
Well, if it had gone up to 43, I would have sold immediately, haha.
It's tough when profits are in the negatives, but if it's not negative yet, I guess it's still okay.
Did you manage to sell it off for now?
Well, if that's the case, then it's safe.
The volatility during some kind of event far surpasses stem L.

おむすびちゃん : Good morning.
I intended to stay up all night, but I was called by my mother, took a lot of time, ended up exhausted, and fell asleep... I received a brilliant Ohagi punch.
It still seems to be going down, right?
I was gradually taking profits, but I was hoping for more and stopped taking profits here... It's breaking even now.
I've sold 90% here, so it's fine, but there's a whole lot left in another account, and it looks like it's going to be a problem because I can't do after-hours trading there.

おむすびちゃん ピンハネ OP : I feel we need to pay attention to the movement after it drops to 33, right?
I've been taking profits little by little so I think around 33 is fine, but if it goes down to the 20s, it might become mentally challenging.

おむすびちゃん ピンハネ OP : Hmm, I need to organize my stuff *φ(･ω･*)ﾌﾑﾌﾑ... When the stock price was really low, I thought I had reset the stop order after placing it, but I actually forgot to do it for a different account... Shall I take a chance on winning... Well, I don't have enough positions to end up as a scrap of paper anyway.

おむすびちゃん OP : Just keep going over 10 and speed up!

おむすびちゃん OP : Exceeded 9.

おむすびちゃん OP : Is this here, isn't it?!

おむすびちゃん OP : Oh dear...