Foreign futures don't mean

Foreign futures don't mean much to both the upside and the downside. This is because there is a large rebound in the downtrend and a large fall in the upside and a large loss.

Decline markets are volatile. Big swings up and down. The answer is novice trading. It's 18x leverage, because big volatility means big loss risk. If you're not a master, it's hard for you to make a lot of money as a gift in a downtrend. Of course, I'm not a master, I'm a novice at sea. I started in January, so now I'm in my second month. I'm just a gambling addict, and I'm trying to quit, and I've reduced the number of sales a lot. I'm trying to quit gambling.

A long-term swing from overseas futures to a small number of contracts is another option. But it's a trap card. If you start with a swing, it naturally leads to a sale.

We need to get out of overseas futures addiction quickly. We're going to buy two contracts to hold them in a selling swing. "Let's just sell these two contracts, and we're not going to see them in the long run," I think to myself. But then we end up looking at the charts, and we're going to be buying short days again.

I'd rather it be completely "Mufo" (meaning no position). I think that's how I can hang up. If I continue to give overseas gifts, I'll end up kicking a can.

What is the right investment for me?

Bond ETFs are $44 per share, so you can buy them little by little in installments. The good thing about buying in installments like this is that you don't have to analyze the charts and consider the timing. And wouldn't it matter if the interest rate is 4% or higher? You can keep carrying it and get a quarterly dividend. Watering lowers the average unit price. As the price drops, the dividend rate gets better and better. How good is it to be around 5%? It's a safe investment that you can buy more as the price drops.

If you just hold on to cash, you're going to lose and liquidate in a bull market, and you're going to lose a lot of money, and you're going to go a lot further if you're going to make a profit on your bond. You're going to end up kicking a can if you're doing overseas gifts. So I'm continuing to gamble. I recommend you not to start from scratch.