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@imuvill Many people find it comforting to invest in index funds like All-Kan or S&P 500 to save themselves the trouble of thinking about it. Seriously, "Stocks are so hard!" 😂

@imuvill The yen-dollar exchange rate is falling! 🔻

@imuvill No matter what happens or what anyone says, as long as my own story doesn't fall apart, I won't use noise as the basis for my trades. Even if it's Trump.

@imuvill What's important in stocks isn't being intimidated by the turmoil in the world, but determining whether the company's true nature has collapsed. Fear is loud, but the essence is quiet. Those who want to learn how to think without being swayed by short-term gains should come back and read this again.

@imuvill @kabu_st0ck That last comment took me by storm 😂 But it's the essence of it, isn't it? In the end, it all comes down to "whether you can judge based on fundamentals, not on emotions or atmosphere," but that's the hardest part... That's why I'm reminded that people who set simple rules and just do what they're doing are the strongest.

@imuvill We should always keep in mind that Imura-san might get upset and manage the risks accordingly.

@imuvill ⤵️This is the key point📈

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@imuvill In addition to this, Lynch actually says in his book that "on average, investors experience the end of the world 3 or 4 times in their lives." The premise is that apocalyptic scenarios will inevitably come periodically, so you need to train yourself in fundamental analysis. The real difficulty lies in the fact that even though you know it's coming, the decision is heavy each time.

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Imura-san, exactly! 📊 As Lynch said, it's important not to be swayed by apocalyptic theories and to calmly look at the fundamentals. This week's record high for the Nikkei is a good example. Stocks with strong fundamentals, like Sony Group (6758) and Keyence (6861), are best bought when people are "too scared to buy." The growth investment allowance in NISA is perfect for this situation 😊 Invest at your own risk #JapaneseStocks #NISA #InvestmentPhilosophy

@imuvill Whether you succeed with your fund or pursue the grand dream of a Japanese Berkshire Hathaway, it's reassuring to know you're still the same humble and honest person! Continue to hold both Kaihou Fund and Jiban Net for the long term!

@imuvill Fundamentals are the way of the trade, and I refuse to be brainwashed by apocalyptic theories.

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@imuvill You just missed out on it, you didn't actually lose anything.

@imuvill That's so true 😂

@imuvill Aeon's stock price is in a downward trend, so I'm waiting and seeing. Waiting patiently is also a valid strategy.

@imuvill That's right. The macro environment is just noise; the fundamentals of a company are the backbone that supports stock prices. You're truly an expert.

@imuvill Excuse me for bothering you while you're busy. Mr. Toshiya Imura, nice to meet you. I'm Markov from the University of Tokyo. I've written an article that mathematically explores ideas that have been published in the media, etc., and also serves as an introduction to your book. I would appreciate it if you could read it if you have the time. x.com/todai_markov/status/2046…

@imuvill That's exactly it. Ultimately, the reason to sell isn't "scary news," but whether the company's assumptions and fundamentals have collapsed. But in the actual market, fear, atmosphere, and desire all get mixed together, so in the end, to sum it up in one word... Stocks are hard!

@imuvill That's a great quote! In apocalyptic theories

@imuvill The principle of making decisions based on fundamentals is simple, but few people can actually put it into practice. With ETFs, since individual stock analysis is unnecessary, I feel that this decision-making framework becomes even more difficult to see.

@imuvill Stock trading is a psychological battle, after all.

@imuvill x.com/i/status/206171386991598…

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@imuvill Stocks are so difficult!

@imuvill When you read fundamentals as "business structure," you can break down what's going wrong. Once you can see whether it's environmental factors, management decisions, or competitive pressure, you can also determine whether recovery is possible.

@imuvill x.com/irene1321/status/2075415…