The February market has ended.
Somehow, this year's market feels different.
For almost the last two months, it has been a 'down market'.
What stood out particularly was that many stocks that updated their highs saw an unusual amount of insider selling.
Many stocks really drop the day after the update.
This is quite disappointing for holders of those stocks.
It's a market that struggles to establish a 'bullish trend.'
As mentioned before, dividend stocks are undervalued at times like this.
Originally, I check dividends every month based on my own schedule,
selecting stocks with favorable yields and buying them, so for me, it is like a 'savings plan'.
Over the last two days, I ended up buying more of this.
$MidCap Financial Investment Corporation (MFIC.US)$
Looking at the Candlestick from February 26, where would you have set your limit order the following day?
Looking at the Candlestick from February 27, where would you have set your limit order the following day?
I think the movements of the Candlestick over the past three days are a good sample.
On the 27th, after rising until then, the market opens and...
Somehow, this year's market feels different.
For almost the last two months, it has been a 'down market'.
What stood out particularly was that many stocks that updated their highs saw an unusual amount of insider selling.
Many stocks really drop the day after the update.
This is quite disappointing for holders of those stocks.
It's a market that struggles to establish a 'bullish trend.'
As mentioned before, dividend stocks are undervalued at times like this.
Originally, I check dividends every month based on my own schedule,
selecting stocks with favorable yields and buying them, so for me, it is like a 'savings plan'.
Over the last two days, I ended up buying more of this.
$MidCap Financial Investment Corporation (MFIC.US)$
Looking at the Candlestick from February 26, where would you have set your limit order the following day?
Looking at the Candlestick from February 27, where would you have set your limit order the following day?
I think the movements of the Candlestick over the past three days are a good sample.
On the 27th, after rising until then, the market opens and...
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The market has just closed, and it can be seen that many people are still feeling anxious.
One day, this declining market might be referred to as the 'Tariff Shock.'
I will pick up a few stocks.
$Hess Midstream (HESM.US)$
Precious 'Natural Gas stocks' that can be purchased at Monex are starting to be bought.
After all, there are people who want to feel secure with 'Dividends'.
$Jackson Financial (JXN.US)$
A recovery trend. The Volume is also increasing.
$Willis Lease Finance (WLFC.US)$
This area is also showing a recovery trend. The volume has been increasing.
$Altria (MO.US)$
Although it is not because of my writing, after breaking the high, selling has come in and it has started to rise again.
$AbbVie (ABBV.US)$
Today's star was this stock. It reached a new high.
Personally, I believe that this is the 'strong player' in the Pharmaceutical Sector.
That feeling has not changed for a long time.
Well, tonight marks the last market of February.
I wish everyone good luck and hope for good returns.
One day, this declining market might be referred to as the 'Tariff Shock.'
I will pick up a few stocks.
$Hess Midstream (HESM.US)$
Precious 'Natural Gas stocks' that can be purchased at Monex are starting to be bought.
After all, there are people who want to feel secure with 'Dividends'.
$Jackson Financial (JXN.US)$
A recovery trend. The Volume is also increasing.
$Willis Lease Finance (WLFC.US)$
This area is also showing a recovery trend. The volume has been increasing.
$Altria (MO.US)$
Although it is not because of my writing, after breaking the high, selling has come in and it has started to rise again.
$AbbVie (ABBV.US)$
Today's star was this stock. It reached a new high.
Personally, I believe that this is the 'strong player' in the Pharmaceutical Sector.
That feeling has not changed for a long time.
Well, tonight marks the last market of February.
I wish everyone good luck and hope for good returns.
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Depending on the stock, the number of people who want to Buy is beginning to increase.
The signs of recovery are starting from there.
However, there are also people targeting 'Sell on the rebound' (those who bought at a high price before the crash and are now panicking).
One cannot let their guard down yet.
In the first place, there is no period in the market when one can afford to let their guard down.
There are signs of recovery appearing in the Semiconductors Sector.
$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
$Dell Technologies (DELL.US)$
$Broadcom (AVGO.US)$
$Applied Materials (AMAT.US)$
$Cadence Design Systems (CDNS.US)$
NVIDIA certainly has a significant fan base and expectations were high, but...
Considering it was right after a good earnings report, there are still some doubts, but well, it should improve from here.
$Carvana (CVNA.US)$
$Sprouts Farmers Market (SFM.US)$
$Brinker International (EAT.US)$
$Robinhood (HOOD.US)$
It seems that signs of recovery are starting to appear around here.
In this declining market, funds are being allocated...
The signs of recovery are starting from there.
However, there are also people targeting 'Sell on the rebound' (those who bought at a high price before the crash and are now panicking).
One cannot let their guard down yet.
In the first place, there is no period in the market when one can afford to let their guard down.
There are signs of recovery appearing in the Semiconductors Sector.
$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
$Dell Technologies (DELL.US)$
$Broadcom (AVGO.US)$
$Applied Materials (AMAT.US)$
$Cadence Design Systems (CDNS.US)$
NVIDIA certainly has a significant fan base and expectations were high, but...
Considering it was right after a good earnings report, there are still some doubts, but well, it should improve from here.
$Carvana (CVNA.US)$
$Sprouts Farmers Market (SFM.US)$
$Brinker International (EAT.US)$
$Robinhood (HOOD.US)$
It seems that signs of recovery are starting to appear around here.
In this declining market, funds are being allocated...
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Given that the overall market is declining, it is understandable that unrealized gains are decreasing.
However, such a market has existed in the past.
And in the end, it returned to normal.
However, for those who have just started investing this year, this 'down market' in February must be tough.
The overall atmosphere is still 'down', but there are some parts showing slight 'up' rebounds.
While most stocks are declining, the 'Tobacco stocks' continue to remain strong.
$Altria (MO.US)$
$Philip Morris International (PM.US)$
These two stocks show a movement that is inversely correlated with the market.
It makes one wonder if everyone has stopped investing in Technology stocks and moved over to these.
While discussing this with my 'U.S. stock buddies' at work, he said,
"In that case, selling those two stocks that are rising in a down market would also be a viable swing trade, right?" he laughed.
Well, if sold, it means Dividends cannot be received, so it would no longer be possible to 'compound' the Dividends.
I don’t think that is necessarily a bad thing.
No criticism can be made by me, who has sold PM in the past.
「...
However, such a market has existed in the past.
And in the end, it returned to normal.
However, for those who have just started investing this year, this 'down market' in February must be tough.
The overall atmosphere is still 'down', but there are some parts showing slight 'up' rebounds.
While most stocks are declining, the 'Tobacco stocks' continue to remain strong.
$Altria (MO.US)$
$Philip Morris International (PM.US)$
These two stocks show a movement that is inversely correlated with the market.
It makes one wonder if everyone has stopped investing in Technology stocks and moved over to these.
While discussing this with my 'U.S. stock buddies' at work, he said,
"In that case, selling those two stocks that are rising in a down market would also be a viable swing trade, right?" he laughed.
Well, if sold, it means Dividends cannot be received, so it would no longer be possible to 'compound' the Dividends.
I don’t think that is necessarily a bad thing.
No criticism can be made by me, who has sold PM in the past.
「...
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Last night, there was also work before the deadline, so I only watched the movements during Pre-Market Trading.
The movement wasn't good.
It will probably go down anyway.
Because I thought so, I didn't feel much interest.
This morning, I observed the Market Overview towards the close, and as expected, it was indeed a 'bear market'.
Since there are many discussions about individual stocks and Global Strategy, it might be thought that the focus is limited.
However, in reality, I am looking at all the Australia.
By checking all the major stocks, it is possible to understand what kind of market it is.
And now, the entire market is declining.
There are some stocks that are temporarily rising, but that is because they have dropped too much until now.
Stocks that have been falling for a long time are suspicious unless there is significantly good information.
In the first place, Ticker data over a week or a month is not very trustworthy.
It can easily be overturned.
It is quite a difficult market.
While monitoring the stocks mentioned in the previous article, I think I will also add two more.
$MIND Technology (MIND.US)$
$Brinker International (EAT.US)$
As usual, investments are at your own risk...
The movement wasn't good.
It will probably go down anyway.
Because I thought so, I didn't feel much interest.
This morning, I observed the Market Overview towards the close, and as expected, it was indeed a 'bear market'.
Since there are many discussions about individual stocks and Global Strategy, it might be thought that the focus is limited.
However, in reality, I am looking at all the Australia.
By checking all the major stocks, it is possible to understand what kind of market it is.
And now, the entire market is declining.
There are some stocks that are temporarily rising, but that is because they have dropped too much until now.
Stocks that have been falling for a long time are suspicious unless there is significantly good information.
In the first place, Ticker data over a week or a month is not very trustworthy.
It can easily be overturned.
It is quite a difficult market.
While monitoring the stocks mentioned in the previous article, I think I will also add two more.
$MIND Technology (MIND.US)$
$Brinker International (EAT.US)$
As usual, investments are at your own risk...
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Last night, for the first time in a while, I talked with my 'stock buddies' in a chat.
This year's market is completely different from last year's market.
It's entirely a different thing.
There was a consensus on that opinion.
Last year, by this time, the 'strong players' in the first half were already clear.
The only thing left was to determine the timing for profit-taking.
That cycle was rather relaxed.
However, this year, that cycle is unusually fast and also unstable.
The day after reaching a record high, there is a sharp decline.
(It's as if everyone has become swing traders.)
Moreover, there are many insider sell-offs.
(Lacking confidence in the Business outlook?)
After that, it either remains flat or continues to decline.
From here, it is clear that most people in the market are quite nervous.
However, what we really need to worry about is the longer-term situation.
Certainly, this year may be a sluggish market.
That determination is necessary.
Instead of focusing on specific stocks for concentrated investment, include solid stocks,
and increase average returns through diversified investment.
That kind of Global Strategy might be more suitable.
I feel like tonight's movements will reveal what is to come.
It’s frustrating...
This year's market is completely different from last year's market.
It's entirely a different thing.
There was a consensus on that opinion.
Last year, by this time, the 'strong players' in the first half were already clear.
The only thing left was to determine the timing for profit-taking.
That cycle was rather relaxed.
However, this year, that cycle is unusually fast and also unstable.
The day after reaching a record high, there is a sharp decline.
(It's as if everyone has become swing traders.)
Moreover, there are many insider sell-offs.
(Lacking confidence in the Business outlook?)
After that, it either remains flat or continues to decline.
From here, it is clear that most people in the market are quite nervous.
However, what we really need to worry about is the longer-term situation.
Certainly, this year may be a sluggish market.
That determination is necessary.
Instead of focusing on specific stocks for concentrated investment, include solid stocks,
and increase average returns through diversified investment.
That kind of Global Strategy might be more suitable.
I feel like tonight's movements will reveal what is to come.
It’s frustrating...
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Yesterday was actually a market-wide crash.
I, who had been working hard, came home and was shocked to see the closing prices.
Did it drop this far!?
When looking at the overall market and the watchlist, most are showing a 'decline'.
However, there are quite a number of stocks in the US market, and although my watchlist is also considerable,
only 7 stocks can be perceived as doing well.
$Altria (MO.US)$
$Philip Morris International (PM.US)$
$AbbVie (ABBV.US)$
$Procter & Gamble (PG.US)$
$Innodata (INOD.US)$
$Solaris Energy Infrastructure (SEI.US)$
$Senstar Technologies (SNT.US)$
The first four stocks are the so-called 'established stocks'.
However, they are not just old-timers.
Stocks that have overcome 'war' and 'recession'.
I reaffirm that it's good to include such stocks in diversified investments.
One must never think they are just ordinary.
It's a good stock to confirm 'personal indicators'.
Nevertheless, during times like these, the 'Tobacco shop' somehow seems to thrive.
While everyone else is going down, it keeps going up...
I, who had been working hard, came home and was shocked to see the closing prices.
Did it drop this far!?
When looking at the overall market and the watchlist, most are showing a 'decline'.
However, there are quite a number of stocks in the US market, and although my watchlist is also considerable,
only 7 stocks can be perceived as doing well.
$Altria (MO.US)$
$Philip Morris International (PM.US)$
$AbbVie (ABBV.US)$
$Procter & Gamble (PG.US)$
$Innodata (INOD.US)$
$Solaris Energy Infrastructure (SEI.US)$
$Senstar Technologies (SNT.US)$
The first four stocks are the so-called 'established stocks'.
However, they are not just old-timers.
Stocks that have overcome 'war' and 'recession'.
I reaffirm that it's good to include such stocks in diversified investments.
One must never think they are just ordinary.
It's a good stock to confirm 'personal indicators'.
Nevertheless, during times like these, the 'Tobacco shop' somehow seems to thrive.
While everyone else is going down, it keeps going up...
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I also plan to participate in the evening networking event on the day.
(Prior registration is required, and the fee for the networking event is 6,000 yen.)
In fact, last year was my first time participating (I didn't know such events existed...), and there are more people from the Japanese stock market.
People from the American stock market also attended, and I enjoyed having a fun conversation with them.
The networking event is a snack party where a considerable number of people gather.
(Some people even invited me to the after-party, and I had a great time chatting there as well.)
If there is an opportunity to meet, I look forward to it.
I am neither a "merchandise dealer" nor a "market manipulator."
I hope you can interact in a casual manner.
(Prior registration is required, and the fee for the networking event is 6,000 yen.)
In fact, last year was my first time participating (I didn't know such events existed...), and there are more people from the Japanese stock market.
People from the American stock market also attended, and I enjoyed having a fun conversation with them.
The networking event is a snack party where a considerable number of people gather.
(Some people even invited me to the after-party, and I had a great time chatting there as well.)
If there is an opportunity to meet, I look forward to it.
I am neither a "merchandise dealer" nor a "market manipulator."
I hope you can interact in a casual manner.
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$Applovin (APP.US)$
Apparently, it is entangled with the Short Sell investor Bear Cave.
Concerns from others over being criticized for scrutiny of advertising quality are causing the decline.
Some ads are said to be misleading, predatory, or fraudulent... apparently.
Some advertisements are... right... .
But, is it not desperately trying to buy cheap?
Above, from an article on Investing.com.
But, why is this content not appearing in the MOOMOO app news section?
It is also declining here today.
$Innodata (INOD.US)$
It is quite suspicious that HIMS, APP, and INOD, which were strong the day before, are dropping.
However, it is normal for stocks to go up at times and down at others.
I think it's a situation where there's not much point in relentlessly pursuing.
Well, there’s nothing to do but watch the market.
For now, just keeping an eye on the closing price.
Wishing you all good returns.
Apparently, it is entangled with the Short Sell investor Bear Cave.
Concerns from others over being criticized for scrutiny of advertising quality are causing the decline.
Some ads are said to be misleading, predatory, or fraudulent... apparently.
Some advertisements are... right... .
But, is it not desperately trying to buy cheap?
Above, from an article on Investing.com.
But, why is this content not appearing in the MOOMOO app news section?
It is also declining here today.
$Innodata (INOD.US)$
It is quite suspicious that HIMS, APP, and INOD, which were strong the day before, are dropping.
However, it is normal for stocks to go up at times and down at others.
I think it's a situation where there's not much point in relentlessly pursuing.
Well, there’s nothing to do but watch the market.
For now, just keeping an eye on the closing price.
Wishing you all good returns.
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$Hims & Hers Health (HIMS.US)$
Recently, it's concerning that in critical areas (where real-time monitoring is necessary), there has been absence due to work.
What on earth happened yesterday that caused such a rapid rise in the first hour?
The News of individual stocks mentioned five hours ago that insiders announced a selling plan.
This is not the first time for insider selling.
Such an event happened a week ago.
Nevertheless, there was a sharp rise in the first hour.
Furthermore, it seemed to rise from there.
After that, it fell, but it hasn't even dropped to half of the initial large candlestick.
The Volume for Post-Market Trading is not high, but after the drop, it gradually rises.
Just when it seemed that strength was intact, surprisingly, the 'drop' continues in Pre-Market Trading today.
And even when the market opens, it continues to 'drop straight down.'
It seems that yesterday's surge was due to the favorable impression of the acquisition of Trybe Lab.
However, the terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
It was said to be "with available cash," but wasn't that money obtained from insider sales?
If that is the case, there are people who speculate that there is no cash available now.
Furthermore, there...
Recently, it's concerning that in critical areas (where real-time monitoring is necessary), there has been absence due to work.
What on earth happened yesterday that caused such a rapid rise in the first hour?
The News of individual stocks mentioned five hours ago that insiders announced a selling plan.
This is not the first time for insider selling.
Such an event happened a week ago.
Nevertheless, there was a sharp rise in the first hour.
Furthermore, it seemed to rise from there.
After that, it fell, but it hasn't even dropped to half of the initial large candlestick.
The Volume for Post-Market Trading is not high, but after the drop, it gradually rises.
Just when it seemed that strength was intact, surprisingly, the 'drop' continues in Pre-Market Trading today.
And even when the market opens, it continues to 'drop straight down.'
It seems that yesterday's surge was due to the favorable impression of the acquisition of Trybe Lab.
However, the terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
It was said to be "with available cash," but wasn't that money obtained from insider sales?
If that is the case, there are people who speculate that there is no cash available now.
Furthermore, there...
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I’m glad to hear that it resulted well!
I’m happy to have been of help.
It was your first experience, wasn’t it?
That must have been nerve-wracking for sure.
When I see a market crash Candlestick in front of me, I think, "Oh, it comes to this... then, I should do this..."
From now on, you will have various experiences.
I believe you will face failures too, but if you learn and improve from them, it will become even more enjoyable than now.
I’m sorry for writing so pompously.
However, as you slowly create your own rulebook and move forward, I’m sure it will yield good returns.
I’m cheering for you.