To make your US stock investment more accessible, MOOMOO Securities has introduced the "micro US Stocks (Fractional Stocks)" service, which can be traded from 1 US dollar. has been newly introduced!
Even for those new to investing or those hoping to invest small amounts, you can now easily start investing in US stocks.
What are micro cap stocks in the US?
Normally, trading US stocks is based on trading in units of one share, but with micro cap US stocksInvesting is possible with less than one share, starting from one dollar!Order placement includesSpecifying the number of sharesandSpecifying the amountCan be selected.
Specifying the number of shares: Purchase is possible from 0.0001 shares.
For stocks with a price of 1 dollar or more, you can buy from 0.01 shares.You can buy from 0.01 shares.Additionally, concurrent ordering of single unit physical stocks is possible (market and limit orders only).
Specifying the amount：1 DollarCan be purchased from.
Now, receive a 500 yen cash back on your first U.S. stock trade! Check it out now >>
The appeal of micro US stocks (fractional stocks)
With industry-leading* trading fees of 0.132% (including tax), and 0 yen for NISA growth accounts!Even if there is a surplus of the growth investment quota in NISA,Aim for full utilization up to the limit!
Begin with beginner-friendly experiential investmentsStart investing with a smaller amount, and...

Major U.S. institutional investors have successively submitted Form 13F reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), revealing their shareholding status and position sizes in U.S. stocks for the fourth quarter of this year.
Buffett's Berkshire sold Citi and Bank of America, and increased holdings in OXY and Domino's Pizza.
According to Form 13F, Berkshire's Q4 13F reveals an investment balance of approximately 267 billion dollars, a slight increase from 266 billion dollars in the previous quarter.
As of the end of the fourth quarter, Berkshire's top five shareholdings are $Apple (AAPL.US)$、 $American Express (AXP.US)$、 $Bank of America (BAC.US)$、 $Coca-Cola (KO.US)$and $Chevron (CVX.US)$ Among them, Berkshire did not further reduce its shareholding in Apple.
Regarding buying more, Berkshire in the fourth quarter, $Occidental Petroleum (OXY.US)$、 $VeriSign (VRSN.US)$、 $Sirius XM (SIRI.US)$、 $Domino's Pizza (DPZ.US)$、 $Pool Corp (POOL.US)$Increasing the number of shareholdings...

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$AEON (8267.JP)$ ### AEON's Latest Performance Report: Steady Growth of the Retail Giant
On July 13, 2024, AEON Corporation, Japan's largest retailer, announced its performance for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending in February 2025, demonstrating steady growth. The following are the main points:
#### Increase in Revenue
In the first quarter, Aeon's revenue increased compared to the same period last year. In particular, the growth of the food division and online sales was remarkable, as a result of successful strategies that met consumer demand. Online sales have continued to grow even after the pandemic, and the company's digitalization strategy has been successful.
#### Expansion of Profit
Operating profit also improved compared to the same period last year. Thorough cost management and efficient operations contributed to the improvement in profit margins. In particular, the reduction of logistics costs and the streamlining of store operations were important factors.
#### Successful Overseas Expansion
Aeon's overseas business was also strong. Successful new store openings and product launches tailored to local needs contributed to the increase in revenue, particularly in the Asian market. Market share expansion in China and Southeast Asia was remarkable, and further growth is expected.
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