https://t.co/FxqiHsAcKv [Testa] Nikkei 225 Futures Briefly Regain 67,000 Amid Sharp Index Rally! Let’s Capitalize on the Bullish Momentum After the Holiday! [Stock Investment / Clip] [Growth / Index / Market Conditions / Stop-Loss / Loss Cut / Kioxia / Vitz / Bitcoin] Testa’s Mindset for Stock Investment [Clip] #AISummary Mental Management and Trading Decisions to Reduce Regret in Stock Investing 🔳 Even as the Nikkei 225 Rises, Your Holdings May Decline Even when U.S. stocks or the Nikkei 225 surge sharply, your held stocks may drop if capital flows toward other themes or sectors. It’s crucial not to overestimate tomorrow’s gains based solely on yesterday’s market movement. 🔳 Stability Through Diversification By diversifying across multiple dividend-paying stocks, even if one stock declines, others may rise, resulting in portfolio performance that tends to mirror the broader index. 🔳 Handling Premature Profit-Taking If you take profits believing resistance is strong, but the price later breaks above that level, reconsider your original assessment—it may indicate underlying strength. Consider re-entering at a higher price. 🔳 Don’t Overfocus on Post-Profit-Taking Gains You can correctly predict stock direction only about 60–70% of the time, even for yourself. Gains after taking profits or rebounds after stop-losses are normal—don’t judge trades solely by outcomes. 🔳 Prioritize Trades You Can Fully Accept While the basic principle is to let profits run and cut losses quickly, what matters most is whether your trade followed your pre-defined rules and felt right to you—not how the stock moved after you sold. 🔳 Perspective on Missed Gains Markets may move against your expectations even after you sell. There’s no need to excessively regret missed gains; only reflect if you identify a specific improvement in your trading judgment. 🔳 Post-News Price Surges A stock that rises on news may surge again days later. Since all price movements are possible, there’s no reason to regret not buying simply because it went up afterward. 🔳 Importance of Understanding the Rally’s Cause In environments like today’s broad Nikkei 225 rally, individual stocks may rise due to general market sentiment rather than company-specific catalysts. It’s vital to determine why each stock moved. IBC Warning Against Weak Stocks During Index Rallies Stocks that remain weak despite a strong Nikkei 225 rally may fall further when the index turns downward. Avoid assuming they’ve hit their bottom simply because they’re not rising now. IBC Caution Against Easy Averaging Down Don’t use an index rally as justification to average down on underperforming stocks. Such behavior is risky—avoid easy averaging down as a general rule.