[Interview Planning] Vol.3 Call for Questions for Popular Youtube Investor Ponchiyo!
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As part 3 of the special project, moomoo will interview Ponchiyo, a popular Youtube investor in his 20s!
What are investment targetsSelect high-dividend stocks across a wide range of topics, such as Japanese stocks, US stocks, mutual funds, funded NISA, and iDecoWe have our own investment laws.
There is a possibility that Ponchiyo will answer the questions of everyone who has commented on this article in an interview. Please take this opportunity to ask your questions(Deadline: 10/31)。
As part 3 of the special project, moomoo will interview Ponchiyo, a popular Youtube investor in his 20s!
What are investment targetsSelect high-dividend stocks across a wide range of topics, such as Japanese stocks, US stocks, mutual funds, funded NISA, and iDecoWe have our own investment laws.
There is a possibility that Ponchiyo will answer the questions of everyone who has commented on this article in an interview. Please take this opportunity to ask your questions(Deadline: 10/31)。
Ponchiyo's Profile
・He is an individual investor in his 20s and is a popular YouTuber with over 250,000 channel subscribers.
・I started investing as soon as I became a member of society, and while working for a company, I also tried side jobs such as blogging and YouTube.
・The target asset of 50 million yen was achieved, and the long-awaited FIRE was achieved in 2022/3.
・I started investing as soon as I became a member of society, and while working for a company, I also tried side jobs such as blogging and YouTube.
・The target asset of 50 million yen was achieved, and the long-awaited FIRE was achieved in 2022/3.
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xixi_ : I'd like to hear what stocks Ponchiyo is investing in!![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
183273930 : If I were to buy mutual funds now, what would it be
182949049 : What investments do you recommend that you should make right now?
どんドンコ : Should we wait to buy US bonds until the yen appreciates slightly amid the current depreciation of the yen?
182173728 : Please tell me what Japanese stocks Poncho would recommend
182850097 : (7267) I'm wondering whether to buy Honda stock.
I think we can expect favorable financial results due to the depreciation of the yen, and even if we look at PER and PBR, they are undervalued, but on the other hand, since they are close to the highest prices in 2007, I feel uneasy that they will bounce back around here and fall regardless of performance peculiar to value stocks.
If the highest price were to be updated, do you think there would be room for it to continue rising even after that? Please let us know what you think. Thank you
182850097 : (6752) Although it's a Panasonic HD, I think the 2Q financial results were good, but I don't know why it continues to decline so much.
What is the reason for this? Please tell us Ponchiyo's opinion. I kept asking questions, but thank you.
181086746 : Toshiba will become an unlisted company in December, though.
How can it be re-listed again?
I was a technical employee at a Toshiba affiliated company, so I decided not to let go of the Toshiba stock I have now, even if it is unlisted.
びふう : that's enough! Please tell me the selection criteria for high dividends!
182595742 : There was talk on YouTube that growth in the US would be sluggish for the next 10 years or so, and there would be a boom in emerging countries, but could it happen that Orcan's returns exceed the S&P 500?
Higher GDP in emerging countries and higher stock prices in emerging countries don't equal, right?
I want to invest in the S&P 500 in the new Nisa, and since I'm close to 60 years old, I don't want to ride on a losing horse.
Please let us know what you think.
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