The issue of war doesn't mean recovery is immediate even after the armistice, it still has an impact...
Even in a plummeting market where the principal seemed to be devoured, I held onto my stocks tightly.
Whether it's because the situation is sluggish even with a ceasefire, not a truce,
the market, which has already been somewhat anticipated, is turning into a bull market... or rather, a bubble, so I don't have the courage to enter.
Two months ago, before the war, when it was a bear market, delaying the entry timing was a big mistake that caused me a lot of trouble, so it's even harder now.
Although there are still embers of the war that hasn't died out yet, it has risen too steeply.
I hear stories about promising stocks here and there, but I also regret not having bought into the heart of the beast a few weeks ago.
It's been over two months since the outbreak of the war, but it feels like I've been struggling for years. The progress is fast, and it seems that stock trading isn't something anyone can do.
Nevertheless, since the return on stocks is far superior to simple savings, there's no choice but to ponder.
