What is Namping?
Namping is an additional way to buy when the stock you bought is down.
It is intended to lower the average purchase price.
For example, if you buy 100 shares for 1,000 yen, then buy 100 shares for 800 yen, the average purchase price is 900 yen.
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If the stock price is off, the profit will be easier even if it is not returned to the first purchase price.
It may work effectively if it is possible to judge that there is no problem with corporate value.
Dangerous reasons
The maximum risk of nanpin is to increase losses if the fall continues.
In the case of deterioration or misconduct, the purchase may spread the wound.
| Contact | 判断 |
|---|---|
| T supply and demand deterioration | Exp s |
| Deterioration | Carefully confirmed |
| Finance | Avoid decisions |
Namping is a way to lower the average unit price, but it is a risky investment behavior.
Beginners should check the reasons and financial management of the fall, rather than "buying because it is cheap".