初心者の人 OP ねちっこいわんこ : Woohoo.

初心者の人 OP ゆぅ_181749818 : Thank you, Uho! I'm already captivated by gorillas, Uho!

初心者の人 OP : I bought before the market opened, so I ended up buying at a high price and suffered a lot.

初心者の人 OP : I thought I was moving ahead! Financial Estimates of beginners are often wrong.

初心者の人 OP : Stocks that are resilient to sudden drops seem like a trap to me as a beginner. I choose to fight only within my understanding range, following a Global Strategy of not fighting in a place where I don't want to be right now!

初心者の人 OP : Thank you very much for all the advice! I think it's impossible for a beginner like me to predict a crash. However, when listening to experienced individuals, it feels like there are signs? So, to prepare for that, I look at 300 to 500 USA Candlestick charts every day. It might be a waste of time though...

初心者の人 OP : The ETF holds both bull and bear positions, and the monitoring of the ETF may be around 50. The portfolio ratios are not very clear, and it always seems chaotic. When only one can be purchased, it is diversified into about 50 stocks, including individual ones, with no consistency based on emotions at that time! I intend to look at almost all the charts of US stocks daily, but often see only about half. I only buy cautiously when it seems like it might be okay. If the technicals are good, then I check the fundamentals.

初心者の人 OP : Thank you for the advice. The courage to do it twice is admirable. Even without boosting, when buying or selling, I think about it many times and my palms sweat a lot. I've decided to trade stocks at 5 AM in the morning, but often I find myself waking up several times at night because I'm worried. In the midst of all this, it seems that everyone is managing their physical condition and has been trading stocks for a long time, which I truly respect. Oh, regarding the yen and dollar suggestion, suffering from currency exchange is mentally tough, so I converted everything to dollars and stopped trading Japanese stocks! I want to believe that thinking it might be good to convert everything to dollars is not a mistake!

初心者の人 OP : Thank you for the advice.
Um, before that, thank you for over 0.03 million accesses to this article. I'm surprised by the overwhelming number of accesses.
I felt the image of the butterfly effect from this situation and became scared, so considering everyone's influence, I will respond cautiously: this month, the S&P is quite scary.
It might be good in the long run, but since those looking at this diary are likely doing swing or day trading, I will explain my reasons for saying now is not the time.
First, the S&P's anomaly in February shows negative values. This is a well-known fact indicating that the S&P tends to decline.
Considering the current situation where Mr. Trump’s policy direction makes the conditions vulnerable to fear due to tariffs as a negotiation card, stocks tend to decline in uncertain situations. I analyze that it might be safer to choose mid-cap or small-cap stocks rather than S&P stocks this month.
Of course, in the long term, there is no doubt that the situation is prone to inflation, so if it’s a buy-and-hold investment, it’s a valid choice. However, I think many of you are aiming for around double within a year or even more, so choosing the S&P itself? I believe it may be a difficult choice unless there is a significant market crash, what do you think?

初心者の人 OP : Asset Management saw an 18% increase this year.

初心者の人 OP : Eeeee!! I didn't understand, so I sold it.