$Oklo Inc (OKLO.US)$ I was planning to buy more, but it didn't drop that much. I want to invest in nuclear fusion-related, quantum computer-related, and Artificial Intelligence (AI)-related areas, but I don't want to jump in at high prices. I am considering persistently investing over a span of six months to fifteen years, aiming for decent declines or crashes. Excessive bubbles are something to welcome for a capitalist economy, as they can be a source of evolutionary speed. However, I want to invest when those excessive bubbles appear to burst two or three times.

$Zevia (ZVIA.US)$ Having doubled after half a year of investment, the retail trade sector has surprisingly produced the most tenbaggers or more in the stock market over the past 30 years. While it may seem to be related to Technology, where declines and major crashes are commonplace, in reality, statistically speaking, there may be fewer winning opportunities outside the top performers. It would be interesting to verify this later in both Japan and the United States.

$Gorilla Technology (GRRR.US)$ From around April to August this year, I bought at 2.5, 2.09, 2.7 and other levels, averaging down and increasing my purchases, but ended up selling everything at 3.4 to 3.74. There may have been moments where I was influenced by negative news and others' opinions, but taking profits too early after 3 to 4 months was a challenge. What if scenarios are meaningless, but it had grown sevenfold. I want to be able to re-enter without hesitation even after taking profits, not being swayed by price movements.

$Scynexis (SCYX.US)$ At least for the rest of the year, it seems unlikely, but it might be worth betting on the possibility of doubling or tripling next year for no reason, however, I think there have been multiple instances of fate such as capital increase and test failures in the field of biotech.

$Business Coach (9562.JP)$ Although it is falling from its high, it is common for the stock to move for several years after the IPO, it may be a stock to hold as it is waiting for acquisition rather than aiming for listing.

$Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ Including cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, where a truly democratic currency is born, cannot be printed or distributed as freely as legal tender, by governments or central banks, making it suitable for asset preservation on its own. Legal tender, gold, stocks, cryptocurrencies, and Real Estate A-REIT ETF have all brought about a variety of choices.

$Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US)$ I bought more at 17.7 or below again.

$Mercari (4385.JP)$ Sell on various EC platforms such as Amazon, Yahoo Auctions, Yahoo Shopping, Rakuten, Mercari, qitabankuai, having made thousands of purchases as well. I believe Amazon and Mercari provide excellent customer service. However, there are items that cannot be returned or shops that do not offer refunds on Amazon, with no guarantees provided at all. On the other hand, Mercari has reimbursed me several times for losses, which I think is truly fantastic operation. Though being too lenient on refunds and returns could lead to an increase in scams, monster complainers, and unreasonable users creating issues. This area is indeed challenging. Perhaps it would be better to classify both sellers and buyers into 10 classes, imposing strict regulations on those in classes 8 and below for purchasing or selling. For those in classes 6 and below, implementing various restrictions on accounts might also be beneficial.

$Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US)$ There is a risk, but I purchased it in the $17 range.