Columns Broadleaf discount abolished
Broadleaf $Broadleaf(3673.JP$ has announced the abolition of shareholder benefits.
Shareholder benefits for holding 500 shares or more at the end of December
The TOYOTA wallet was worth 5,000 yen.
If the current fiscal year is forecast to be in the red, I can't show it.
Companies that are changing the details of shareholder benefits
After all, I feel that it is difficult to continue.![]()
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Shareholder benefits for holding 500 shares or more at the end of December
The TOYOTA wallet was worth 5,000 yen.
If the current fiscal year is forecast to be in the red, I can't show it.
Companies that are changing the details of shareholder benefits
After all, I feel that it is difficult to continue.
Translated
I'm worried about which brand to buy after this
The number of stocks I'm interested in has increased, and it's a happy scream, but I've only looked at the chart positions yet, so take a close look at the stocks one by one...
And since I can't remember it, I printed it out and made a memo 📝 I thought I'd go with the strategy
Super analog human 💦
Remorse points up until now ↑ I forgot the precautions and failed
or
When I bought it without looking at the financial results, the financial results were bad and it went down even further
or
There was also a time when I was distracted
In order not to forget the brand of the app, it's convenient to be able to additionally register each time and create a memo instead of a memo
I wonder if paper is still easy for me to take notes on various small things 📝
Choose a brand
Somehow it's fun because it's like choosing a product through online shopping
What kind of gifts you can choose is a bomb without a hassle
For the time being, I want to keep track of AEON, which is likely to be used more frequently for next year
Eisai has left a long way, so I'd like to buy it somewhere at another pharmaceutical company
Electrical engineering, construction
Mechanics and construction too
I'm worried about a lot of things related to finance, food and drink
However, I don't want to grab high like last time, so I wish I could prepare a lot of candidates and go aim for them in the order they come down
The number of stocks I'm interested in has increased, and it's a happy scream, but I've only looked at the chart positions yet, so take a close look at the stocks one by one...
And since I can't remember it, I printed it out and made a memo 📝 I thought I'd go with the strategy
Super analog human 💦
Remorse points up until now ↑ I forgot the precautions and failed
or
When I bought it without looking at the financial results, the financial results were bad and it went down even further
or
There was also a time when I was distracted
In order not to forget the brand of the app, it's convenient to be able to additionally register each time and create a memo instead of a memo
I wonder if paper is still easy for me to take notes on various small things 📝
Choose a brand
Somehow it's fun because it's like choosing a product through online shopping
What kind of gifts you can choose is a bomb without a hassle
For the time being, I want to keep track of AEON, which is likely to be used more frequently for next year
Eisai has left a long way, so I'd like to buy it somewhere at another pharmaceutical company
Electrical engineering, construction
Mechanics and construction too
I'm worried about a lot of things related to finance, food and drink
However, I don't want to grab high like last time, so I wish I could prepare a lot of candidates and go aim for them in the order they come down
Translated
つい先日ね、ずーーーっと塩漬けだったメルカリ $Mercari(4385.JP$ がまさかのプラスになった！って売却したんです
翌日さらに上がっても後悔しない
そういう気持ちで手放したんです![]()
だって、マイナスじゃなくなっただけでハッピーだったから
そしたらさ。
今日。
あわわわわ![]()
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私は1株約2300円のときに200株売りました。
ってことは。。。
1株400円ほど値上がり。
400円×200株
80,000円
おおおおおおお。
みすみす逃した8万円
もう、笑うしかないよね
たらればだけど。
でもやっぱり。
プラスに転じたあの日。
あの日に戻っても売っちゃうな。
高騰したのは結果論だもんね
さらに暴落する可能性だってあったし
なんにせよ、わたしが買うと下がり、売ると上がる。
あるあるなのかもしれませんが、
ほんとーに、
センスなし
翌日さらに上がっても後悔しない
そういう気持ちで手放したんです
だって、マイナスじゃなくなっただけでハッピーだったから
そしたらさ。
今日。
あわわわわ
私は1株約2300円のときに200株売りました。
ってことは。。。
1株400円ほど値上がり。
400円×200株
80,000円
おおおおおおお。
みすみす逃した8万円
もう、笑うしかないよね
たらればだけど。
でもやっぱり。
プラスに転じたあの日。
あの日に戻っても売っちゃうな。
高騰したのは結果論だもんね
さらに暴落する可能性だってあったし
なんにせよ、わたしが買うと下がり、売ると上がる。
あるあるなのかもしれませんが、
ほんとーに、
センスなし
Translated
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I wonder if the Dow is about to reach its limit? I feel like that.
But I know what kind of inflation it is after all, but is it an economic recession? I mean.
Travel discounts are sold quickly in Japan, and foreigners are thrilled to visit Japan due to the depreciation of yen.
I don't think it's an economic recession with a sense of sadness, but...
Have you guys started saving anything? (+_+)
Apple $Apple(AAPL.US$ It looks like the financial results were good, but if it was a new product, sales would improve, right?
I wonder if it was higher than I thought ('・ω・`)
$Fast Retailing(9983.JP$
But I know what kind of inflation it is after all, but is it an economic recession? I mean.
Travel discounts are sold quickly in Japan, and foreigners are thrilled to visit Japan due to the depreciation of yen.
I don't think it's an economic recession with a sense of sadness, but...
Have you guys started saving anything? (+_+)
Apple $Apple(AAPL.US$ It looks like the financial results were good, but if it was a new product, sales would improve, right?
I wonder if it was higher than I thought ('・ω・`)
$Fast Retailing(9983.JP$
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I wonder if today is the first downward turn in a while,
There are a lot of people who aren't even satisfied with the current price,
It would be interesting if they lowered it by about 3%.
It has nothing to do with UNIQLO's stock price,
US interest rates have not stopped rising and yen depreciation has not stopped, but stocks will rise.
It's already ridiculous, isn't it just a bubble, isn't it?
Even though the general public is having a hard time.![]()
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$Fast Retailing(9983.JP$
There are a lot of people who aren't even satisfied with the current price,
It would be interesting if they lowered it by about 3%.
It has nothing to do with UNIQLO's stock price,
US interest rates have not stopped rising and yen depreciation has not stopped, but stocks will rise.
It's already ridiculous, isn't it just a bubble, isn't it?
Even though the general public is having a hard time.
$Fast Retailing(9983.JP$
Translated
“GU (GU)” will open a new flagship store in the Ginza area on 10/21. I moved into the 5th floor of Marronnier Gate Ginza 2, where “Nitori” operated until January this year. The global flagship store “UNIQLO TOKYO” of “UNIQLO (UNIQLO)” operates on the 1st to 4th floors of Marronnier Gate Ginza 2.
Fast Retailing $Fast Retailing(9983.JP$ During the period from 2012 to 2015, the complex store “UNIQLO Marché Printemps Ginza Store,” which gathers brands under the umbrella of UNIQLO and GU, operated on the 7th floor of the Printemps Ginza Main Building (currently Marronnier Gate Ginza 2). This is the first time in about 7 years that GU has opened a store in the same building. GU operates its flagship store “GU Ginza Store” in Ginza 5-chome, and this new store is positioned as the second flagship store in the Ginza area.
The GU Marronnier Gate Ginza store has a store area of approximately 1,420 square meters. Convenience centered on “abundant proposals that capture needs,” “fusion with online stores,” and “customer service suited to each customer”...
Fast Retailing $Fast Retailing(9983.JP$ During the period from 2012 to 2015, the complex store “UNIQLO Marché Printemps Ginza Store,” which gathers brands under the umbrella of UNIQLO and GU, operated on the 7th floor of the Printemps Ginza Main Building (currently Marronnier Gate Ginza 2). This is the first time in about 7 years that GU has opened a store in the same building. GU operates its flagship store “GU Ginza Store” in Ginza 5-chome, and this new store is positioned as the second flagship store in the Ginza area.
The GU Marronnier Gate Ginza store has a store area of approximately 1,420 square meters. Convenience centered on “abundant proposals that capture needs,” “fusion with online stores,” and “customer service suited to each customer”...
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UNIQLO Singapore, the local subsidiary of Fast Retailing, which operates the clothing store “UNIQLO,” has opened a “RE.UNIQLO (ReUNIQLO)” studio at its global flagship store in downtown Orchard. It is part of efforts to repair clothes and collect and reuse unnecessary products. This is the first full-scale expansion in Singapore.
ReUNIQLO Studio was set up on the 3rd floor of the flagship store in the commercial facility “Orchard Central.” In addition to providing repair services for UNIQLO products, clothing for reuse and recycling purposes will also be collected.
When repairing clothes, it is compatible with attaching buttons, repairing frayed seams, and repairing torn pockets and belt loops. The fee is 5S dollars (about 520 yen).
UNIQLO launched ReUNIQLO initiatives in Japan in September 2020. The “4R,” in which another R (repair = repair) is added to the “3R (reduce = reduce, reuse, recycle),” is listed. We collect our products and promote “4R” activities through clothing support for refugees and recycling into alternative fuels useful for reducing carbon dioxide (CO2).
In Singapore in March this year, in the northeastern part...
ReUNIQLO Studio was set up on the 3rd floor of the flagship store in the commercial facility “Orchard Central.” In addition to providing repair services for UNIQLO products, clothing for reuse and recycling purposes will also be collected.
When repairing clothes, it is compatible with attaching buttons, repairing frayed seams, and repairing torn pockets and belt loops. The fee is 5S dollars (about 520 yen).
UNIQLO launched ReUNIQLO initiatives in Japan in September 2020. The “4R,” in which another R (repair = repair) is added to the “3R (reduce = reduce, reuse, recycle),” is listed. We collect our products and promote “4R” activities through clothing support for refugees and recycling into alternative fuels useful for reducing carbon dioxide (CO2).
In Singapore in March this year, in the northeastern part...
Translated
![[Singapore] UNIQLO starts full-scale product repair and collection business](https://sgsnsimg.moomoo.com/feed_image/181493381/07be3fb9818b3f96b743c4d6c34c7b3e.png/thumb)
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I would like to pay attention to the following 3 points in the late-day transaction on the 17th.
・Is it necessary to keep a close eye on external factors due to a sharp decline in the Nikkei Average and the development of sales dominance due to weak US stocks?
・The dollar and yen are reluctant to decline, so they continue to buy dollars
・Fast Lite is the top contributor to price drops <9983> $Fast Retailing(9983.JP$ , SoftBank G is in the same 2nd place <9984>
■Is it necessary to keep a close eye on external factors due to a sharp decline in the Nikkei Average and the development of sales dominance due to weak US stocks?
The Nikkei Average fell sharply. The front market transaction was closed at 26703.00 yen (estimated turnover of 544.63 million shares), which depreciated 387.76 yen.
The NY Dow in the US stock market fell sharply to 403.89 dollars (-1.34%) on the 14th of the previous weekend. When the October Michigan Consumer Confidence Index and the expected inflation rate of the same index exceeded expectations, the Federal Reserve (Fed)'s observations of drastic interest rate hikes were further strengthened. Sales were rekindled along with the rise in long-term interest rates, and sales where positions were closed over the weekend were also scattered, and the decline widened over closing. The NASDAQ also fell drastically to 3.08% depreciation, and the main stock price indices are all...
・Is it necessary to keep a close eye on external factors due to a sharp decline in the Nikkei Average and the development of sales dominance due to weak US stocks?
・The dollar and yen are reluctant to decline, so they continue to buy dollars
・Fast Lite is the top contributor to price drops <9983> $Fast Retailing(9983.JP$ , SoftBank G is in the same 2nd place <9984>
■Is it necessary to keep a close eye on external factors due to a sharp decline in the Nikkei Average and the development of sales dominance due to weak US stocks?
The Nikkei Average fell sharply. The front market transaction was closed at 26703.00 yen (estimated turnover of 544.63 million shares), which depreciated 387.76 yen.
The NY Dow in the US stock market fell sharply to 403.89 dollars (-1.34%) on the 14th of the previous weekend. When the October Michigan Consumer Confidence Index and the expected inflation rate of the same index exceeded expectations, the Federal Reserve (Fed)'s observations of drastic interest rate hikes were further strengthened. Sales were rekindled along with the rise in long-term interest rates, and sales where positions were closed over the weekend were also scattered, and the decline widened over closing. The NASDAQ also fell drastically to 3.08% depreciation, and the main stock price indices are all...
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Uncles and aunts in their 50s and 70s say that Japan was good in the olden days, remember one idiot. It's their generation that made Japan bad. The bubble burst, and the economy was sluggish for 30 years. The salary is also low altitude flight. Small to medium enterprises collapse without a generational change in management team or management. Major companies with declining customer satisfaction aiming for unnecessary quality improvements. Employees, customers, and stakeholders all felt disgusted and underpaid. Academic ability has also declined. Not even the University of Tokyo is in the top 10 in the world rankings.
Japan is owakon.
Which country's rich people buy Japanese stocks?
Whether it's semiconductors or automobiles, technology and money are flowing overseas. The same goes for human resources. The smart Japanese are fleeing Japan.
Well, what can you do in Japan, which is full of ordinary people?
What can I do personally?
Japan is no different today.
There are good places and bad places.
Even large Japanese enterprises, small and medium-sized enterprises, have no power to generate new value. I'm satisfied with doing the useless work I have now. Decreased productivity.
What happens when management changes?
$Fast Retailing(9983.JP$
Artist: Confirmation Taro
Japan is owakon.
Which country's rich people buy Japanese stocks?
Whether it's semiconductors or automobiles, technology and money are flowing overseas. The same goes for human resources. The smart Japanese are fleeing Japan.
Well, what can you do in Japan, which is full of ordinary people?
What can I do personally?
Japan is no different today.
There are good places and bad places.
Even large Japanese enterprises, small and medium-sized enterprises, have no power to generate new value. I'm satisfied with doing the useless work I have now. Decreased productivity.
What happens when management changes?
$Fast Retailing(9983.JP$
Artist: Confirmation Taro
Translated
According to the profit decline forecast, PER is 37 times, and the yield is still less than 1%. If you think about it with common sense, there is no investment delicacy at all, but stock prices have exploded due to the speculations of institutions and have boosted the Nikkei Average.
The Japanese stock market is no different from an internet casino where dealers can freely manipulate their positions. Of course, Camo is an individual investor.
It's a ridiculous story where the government recommends turning savings into investment in such an environment, and I think Prime Minister Kishida should rather warn that “amateurs should not dabble in the stock market.”
Even if it is the highest profit, it is expensive from PER and other indicators
The structure where such stocks are bought by pension funds is abnormal
After all, I need to cool my head a little bit.
Artist: Boltzman
$Fast Retailing(9983.JP$
The Japanese stock market is no different from an internet casino where dealers can freely manipulate their positions. Of course, Camo is an individual investor.
It's a ridiculous story where the government recommends turning savings into investment in such an environment, and I think Prime Minister Kishida should rather warn that “amateurs should not dabble in the stock market.”
Even if it is the highest profit, it is expensive from PER and other indicators
The structure where such stocks are bought by pension funds is abnormal
After all, I need to cool my head a little bit.
Artist: Boltzman
$Fast Retailing(9983.JP$
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