It's been a year since starting to invest, but the psychology of individual investors changes dramatically with News of individual stocks and Candlestick.
The benchmark value of the S&P 500 is about the same as it was last June, so contributions will continue, but spot Buy will not be made here; I plan to devise future investment strategies while observing the movements of Trump and Institutions.
Additionally, I will proceed with acquiring TOPIX and leveraging FANG+ within this year.
I actually want to engage in individual stocks, but since I have never studied Technical Analysis even once, I am currently focusing on building my index investments gradually while using my spare time to study Technical Analysis, and I plan to enhance my skills as an investor while also utilizing demo trading.

Next week, will the trajectory of tariff policy become clear, or will the situation worsen further? In the short term, there is likely no other factor that will influence market outlook more than this.
Since its inception, the Trump administration has quickly rolled out a series of tariff policies,and from April 2, it plans to implement "reciprocal tariffs" globally.Many investors see this as "the day when panic reaches its peak.This is being recognized as an important deadline amid the confusion.How should investors respond as April 2 approaches?。
What is the true intention behind Trump's tariffs?
According to some reports, the reciprocal tariff policy to be announced on April 2 may be more"targeted" in nature.It is said that the government officials are indicating that President Trump is expected to announce the tariff policy on April 2.There will be exceptions for some countries.They are showing a policy to this effect.At this point, there are no plans to simultaneously announce individual tariffs targeting specific industries.He stated.
However, according to media reports citing analyses by economists and policy Analysts,the uncertainty surrounding these tariffs is not coincidental.There are strategic intentions of the Trump administration.There is a high possibility that this will be the biggest bargaining chip in future negotiations.。Keep the details of policies ambiguous and variable...

Experienced traders know that there is a risk of a crash for any individual stock and practice the principle of 'don't put all your eggs in one basket.' Even if stocks are soaring and returns are increasing, loss of credibility, fraud, delisting, or bankruptcy can strike suddenly, causing a stock's price to drop to zero. Therefore, typically, they diversify across four stocks, or as many as they can maintain, based on the idea of avoiding risk before seeking returns.
On the other hand, restructuring the portfolio to focus on rapidly rising stocks is different. In this case, the investment period is short, and it becomes a swing trade where profits are secured once the rise stops.