As expected, the sale being delayed by one day caused a 50,000 yen drop. Well, it can’t be helped. I’ll take a moment to cool my head and start over. → It seems it was actually delayed by another day. The next day, the price went up a little, and it sold, which made me happy. Foreign investment trusts have unclear settlement dates, so it seems that regular contributions are the best approach.
Investment amount: 8,593,000 yen (−141,000 yen)
It’s 2024. I started using the new NISA system.
I had sworn that I would never touch stocks again.
Yes, I really did.
And yet—
More than ten years ago,
After the Lehman Shock,
I stepped back into the market once again.
Just with 1 million yen.
I told myself I would withdraw cleanly if I lost.
Just as I had declared,
I pulled out of the stock market after losing several hundred thousand yen.
It’s a bitter memory. (LOL)
Since then,
I steadily saved money,
and it eventually grew into a considerable amount.
Even though I should have known better, I started investing in stocks again.
I figured I’d probably leave around 5 million yen behind when I die anyway,
so why not invest and grow the money I plan to leave for my son?
With that simple thought, I began investing again.
Now, a year and a half later, how are things looking?
