【FANG+最高値更新のいま利確すべきか？】利確→下落で買い直しはガチホに勝てるのかをNASDAQ100とシミュレーション【セミリタイア・サイドFIRE】

Fang Plus, which had been in decline, has made a full comeback. I took out of Fang Plus after its explosive rise, and then bought it back in when it dropped, waiting for the right timing. Is it really true that this could be the most profitable venture if it works out? Hi everyone . This time, the theme is the

timing for taking profits and buying more Fang Plus. How many percent should I take profits at, and at what percentage should I buy back? You often hear that buying, selling, and tinkering with things haphazardly ends up being less profitable than playing seriously. But I sell at a high price and buy back in at a low price. Even if this

method isn't perfect, if it works to a certain extent, it might yield better returns than the standard method, so you can't help but think that way, right? So this time, we'll simulate whether using FangPlus and NASDA100, selling when the price rises, and then using the cash to buy back at a lower price can outperform a lump-sum annual investment versus monthly contributions with a

strict tax-advantaged strategy . This is a must-read for anyone who wants to make additional deposits but lacks the funds to wait, and feels frustrated every time the market drops. Please watch until the very end. Let me briefly introduce myself here . Since the start of August, expectations of interest rate hikes have weakened due to economic indicators such as employment statistics, and stock prices have

recovered by 9%. My stock portfolio has recovered to 50 million yen, and I was able to successfully withdraw 1.5% of my funds in August without any problems. As we head into the US midterm elections in November, we'll be entering a period of adjustment, and I'm hoping to navigate how stock prices rise as they progress