Consideration of stock price crashes and the new NISA

Considering the stock price crash and the new NISA

Recently, the stock market has undeniably been plunging. As Trade Idea Lab, we announced in advance that we shouldn’t go with the new NISA. At least by the end of last year, we said so. Of course, it’s not that you can’t profit from the Nikkei Average. We have been buying and selling based on rational reasons and have made solid profits. However, the new NISA is based on long-term holding, so a judgment that takes that into account is necessary.

Watching this crash, many people might be reminded of the old bubble collapse. Lately, I’ve been receiving many questions like, “Shouldn’t we avoid investment trusts such as the new NISA, All-World/All-Candra, Leverage NASDAQ (leveraged Nasdaq)?”

But you know, when you invest, it’s only natural to set exit criteria. Not only during crashes, but also when you’re making profits, you need to decide the timing to take profits, that is, the timing to close positions.

In every era, there are many people who start investing by following trends without proper study and end up losing money without joining a proper trading school. That’s why we will continue to provide correct information from now on as well.

Investing is a matter of personal responsibility, but with proper preparation and planning, you can minimize risk and still gain profits. Don’t forget that, and keep studying properly!