The market crash in July was truly an unreasonable market, wasn't it?
For those who had sufficient profits, for example, those who invested between 3000 and 4000, they might have easily gotten out or endured well, but either way, it would have been somewhat easier for them.
On the other hand, those who were caught at 7000-8000 must have had a really unbelievably difficult time.
But I think there were many people who bravely endured the July decline by responding in any way they could. Whether by averaging down or increasing shares through swing trading, doing something.
But what about now? To put it in a word, 'it's hard to do anything.' Why? 'It's neither going up nor going down...' A market where dopamine is completely drained whether it goes down or up, a boring market. But this kind of market has always existed. Especially during the box-pi era, this was 'normal.'
But I think many people find this kind of market difficult to endure. Can we say they're people who can't endure 'helplessness'?
In this kind of market, you might have many thoughts like 'Are we getting trapped in box-pi again?', 'Is this the peak and it won't go up?' You also wonder if it would be better to just take it out and invest elsewhere.
Still, I really want to say this. The value doesn't seem to have changed yet. The world's trend is inevitably AI. This great trend cannot be stopped by anything now. Even if the US suddenly collapses, I don't think this trend can be stopped. The process might be different though.
After all, you need to endure this boredom once more for profits to come. If we endured a 5000 pip decline and came up to 6000 pips, I hope we can endure the 6000 pip sideways movement once more and all go higher together. The current stock market feels like it's testing patience in various ways and producing dropouts. Like 'just get caught on one'...? haha
PS. It looks like things have been falling quite a bit recently. It's probably because oil touched $90 and as a result, US treasury rates have been touched again. Looking at the indicators alone, it seems like everything is collapsing eventually. But we need to look at the opposite. America may be collapsing macroeconomically and the big trend may be downward, but I think that's on a scale of decades. If we assume America won't collapse tomorrow, no matter what, I predict we won't fall to numbers that would be considered normal by around October. The more economic indicators are pushed in the negative direction, the greater the force to reverse it becomes. If it doesn't work, the Iran war will disappear as if it never happened overnight. The moment the damage from economic indicators being broken reaches such a severe level that it exceeds the gains from the pretext of victory in the Iran war, I believe things will change just like flipping the palm of your hand. Of course, things could go even more wrong. Looking at what Trump does. But as I mentioned in previous posts, since the real US president is a 'corporation' called Wall Street, I believe that in the end, they will make the choice to end the crazy stuff.
I hope you sleep well at night and that your work goes well.
