Yusaku Maezawa (49), founder of the major clothing mail-order company Zozo and a businessman, updated his official YouTube channel by the 5th. He uploaded a video with the title, “If you’re going to invest in stocks now, don’t invest in XX.” Maezawa, who is currently proposing a plan to make all citizens shareholders, warns beginners that “profit margins are thin with index investing. And then it’s not much of a learning experience.” “Orkan (All Country), S&P 500, Nikkei index, etc. Even if I do that, I don’t have a direct idea of which companies the money is being spent on. To be honest, I didn’t really feel like I was participating and I wondered, “What role did I play?” So I don’t really recommend it,” he said. He also said, “If you’re going to start investing in stocks, make sure you study individual stocks. “I would like to encourage people to start by just giving a little support, even if it’s just a small amount at first,” he said.
If you give the impression that you’re participating, you’ll lose in stocks. So just put your money into an index that’s sure to win and wait. That’s all. There’s no cost and you won’t lose.
But you can’t put individual stocks in the NISA savings account,
so I think it makes sense to just put in Orkan or SP500 without thinking, and you can also get credit card points, so it’s fine to put in individual stocks in the growth account with a long-term perspective.
Not everyone is interested in investing, they’re just doing it because they want a safe retirement fund. Even if they say it from a rich person’s perspective.
They’re telling us to be smarter and not invest in agency businesses lol, buy electricity from TEPCO, gas from Tokyo Gas, and communication services directly from MNOs.
Wouldn’t it be better to use index funds as your main investment and then about 10% of that be individual stocks? It’s pretty fun to research companies that you’re familiar with.
This guy is doing CUB&R right now, so it just sounds like he’s taking a position. I think it’s good to do individual stocks, but I think the best option is still the SP500.
They say American stocks are in a bubble, but because they can raise huge amounts of money, they can make business investments that may seem crazy. Japan isn’t short of money either, so it would be good if there was more business investment.
I’m thinking about investing in the Russian aerospace industry, and it scares me to think that my money could end up in rockets and guns that kill innocent people in Ukraine.
It would be better if the fools who blindly believe that they will definitely make a profit if they save up for Orkan investments were weeded out once and for all.
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