MID 11

Chapter – 11

My back hurts.
Maybe I caught a cold the other day.

I’m glad I’m working from home today.
I’ll just take it easy.

It was the right move to reduce my holdings in Indian stocks.
The election results seem to have been poor.
Exit polls reported a landslide victory and the market skyrocketed, but then it turned out the race was actually close — and the next day, the market crashed. (LOL)

I’ve also started investing regularly in a U.S. bond mutual fund, preparing for a potential market crash.
That’s pretty solid management.
Maybe it’s thanks to what I’ve been learning on YouTube.

Sensing a somewhat suspicious atmosphere, I sold off a large portion of my Japanese stocks.
Even if there’s a rebound, I figured “semiconductor stocks” would be the strongest performers.

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At that time, I didn’t realize that even government bonds could crash.
If you hold them to maturity, you get your principal and interest, but if you trade them midway, their prices fluctuate a lot — so they’re not safe at all! (LOL)

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Investment amount: ¥7,044,203 (+¥464,000)