150,000 yen realized profit! A surged stock in the manipulative/pump-and-dump stock category

The image is from when the price was still 347 yen, before taking profits.

Even at this point, unrealized gains of over 140,000 yen are present.

After this, I had placed limit orders and was focusing on various things, so

the screenshots are unfortunately only these.

This is a chart screenshot from the daily after selling.

There is a large gap up and the candlesticks appear away from it.

It clearly shows that the surge was sudden.

I gradually increased holdings from around 300 to around 280 yen.

Three days later, with the earnings release upcoming, good news came out, and many investors likely anticipated a positive earnings report.

For some reason, this stock gives the impression that such things happen frequently.

Of course, there are times when it declines due to pessimism as well.

It feels like this is repeated.

As a result, within about 30 minutes after the morning bell,

it rose to around 370 yen, and I took profits on 3,000 shares around 352 yen.

This is a pre-tax profit of about 150,000 yen.

Today, I think someone else took profits on the same stock as well.

A 30-minute candlestick chart.

This is a screenshot taken after selling and settling down.

I still think the timing of profit-taking was good.

When it briefly rose toward 370 yen, I sold early, which, from an investor psychology standpoint, felt a bit painful,

but the mindset of “give up the head and tail” is important and

you must cut and take profits somewhere,

since no one knows when it will suddenly drop.

After that, since the morning session ended around 333 yen,I think the profit-taking at 352 yen was quite good.This stock repeatedly surges, butif you misjudge the price you bought at, the volatility is extremeand the holding period becomes tough.Generally it moves between around 220 yen and 700 yenand between the bottom and the top it repeatedly experiences large ups and downs.It fell to around 270 yen for a while, soI gradually added to my position to lower the average purchase price.Still, even though I owned at 302 yen, when it hovered around 270, holding was tough.But this stock has repeatedly broken through price levels when it surges, which gives a reason to stay hopeful.An article detailing how to identify such stocks isA method to aim for a rapid rise with quirky stocks that show pump-like movements.It helps you learn to find small-cap stocks with potential to surge without relying on others,and to understand how to increase holdings and tips.I think waiting-in for small-cap stocks is easier for beginners than short-term trading where you don’t know which way it will go.

I think the profit-taking at 352 yen was quite good.

This stock repeatedly surges, but

if you misjudge the price you bought at, the volatility is extreme

and the holding period becomes tough.

Generally it moves between around 220 yen and 700 yen

and between the bottom and the top it repeatedly experiences large ups and downs.

It fell to around 270 yen for a while, so

I gradually added to my position to lower the average purchase price.

Still, even though I owned at 302 yen, when it hovered around 270, holding was tough.

But this stock has repeatedly broken through price levels when it surges, which gives a reason to stay hopeful.

An article detailing how to identify such stocks is

A method to aim for a rapid rise with quirky stocks that show pump-like movements

.

It helps you learn to find small-cap stocks with potential to surge without relying on others,

and to understand how to increase holdings and tips.

I think waiting-in for small-cap stocks is easier for beginners than short-term trading where you don’t know which way it will go.