This site "MiFseeis a personal blog that provides investment-related information, especially about U.S. stocks, in a way that is easy to understand even for novice investors.
Most of the stocks and themes that I cover are ones that I myself have actually purchased or am considering purchasing. Therefore, there is a slight bias. 。。。。。
Although I myself have been investing for a long time, I am a steady investor and have not achieved spectacular results.
However, as I encounter a wide range of investment issues, including U.S. stocks and commodities, I feel the importance of understanding the background of the companies and the global economy on a daily basis. For this reason, we value learning patiently and deepening our understanding one by one.
I am not a full-time investor, so the pace may be slow, but I hope my research will help someone else's investment.
We have done our best to ensure that the articles are error-free, but if you find any errors, please let us know.
Twitter (@mifsee), but I would be happy if you feel free to talk to me.
Profile of the operator
- Occupation: IT related
- Address：Kanto
- Family: Wife, eldest daughter (family of 3)
The investment start was unforgettable in 2009.
I remember it clearly because it was the year of Obama's inauguration.
At that time, I had no idea about investing, left or right, so I gathered information that was familiar to me and opened an account at Matsui Securities. The first stock I bought was a Japanese stock, but as soon as I bought it, it went down and I lost 40,000 yen at once.
It was a nightmare, a daily nightmare of fear and a sudden drop of 1,000 yen every time the price went down one tech every day.
More than 10 years have passed since that experience, and I have been able to increase my assets very little in Japanese equities.
However, when I saw how stocks that had fallen to their lowest prices in Japan during the Lehman Brothers collapse subsequently recovered unbelievably, I realized the importance of buying stocks when they are in decline.
Then came the Corona shock.
At that time, I was busy with work and child-rearing and did not have much time to spare, but based on my experience at that time, I decided to buy index shares of U.S. stocks as a trial.
Then the economy gradually recovered and U.S. stocks fell sharply in late 2022, but the portfolio as a whole did not turn negative.
Of course, most of the stocks were negative, but the stocks I had purchased during the Corona period covered it all.
After all, I was painfully reminded for the second time that it is very important to have the courage to buy when it is cheap.
I will continue to maintain my own investment strategy and style, and work steadily and carefully to build my assets, even though there may be some surprises in the future.
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