Chapter – 63
I bought back a semiconductor investment trust on Friday.
But since the settlement date is the next day, the price will be Monday’s price.
Still, I sold it based on the reaction of the U.S. market the day before, so I should have managed to buy it back right near the bottom.
If it ends up being Monday’s price, I’d hate it because that would mean getting stuck buying at a high — but if things go as written below, it means I repurchased it cheaply.
It’s probably going well.
A 2% difference is huge!
Watching YouTube makes me think NVIDIA’s earnings will probably skyrocket after all.
Even so, from a long-term investment perspective, excessive buying makes it mentally hard to stay calm.
So for now, I’ve settled on about 2 million yen total as appropriate.
Right now? (lol)
Instead, I bought Indian stocks up to 1 million yen.
Since the yen is trending stronger, I think I can profit just from exchange gains alone.
I don’t know whether the correction phase will come in September or October, but I plan to keep 2 million yen in cash.
For a while, I’ll stick only to margin day trading.
Let’s wait until next year, when the NISA allowance — which allows proper investment trust accumulation — resets.
