• 株ドリーム 空（そら) : In October, new stock warrants will be issued. Please take a look at the exercise price. It is 22 yen. It is typical for low-priced stocks to experience a significant increase in price, more than this unit price. If you hold it at an acquisition price between 25 yen and 30 yen, you may consider continuing to hold it. Investing is at your own risk. This is just the opinion of Kabudream, for reference.
  I also bought it at 30 yen. There is a piece of land near my house that this company has acquired, so I was a little interested... Normally, it would be safer not to touch this stock, but I am enjoying it as a little surprise box.

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• 株ドリーム : There is a good possibility that it will be okay even at an acquisition unit price of 39. Therefore, if it were me, I would maintain it without further buying, for the following two reasons:
  1. Institutions have "multiple" entries, and some have issued large holdings reports. The recent peak was 51 yen per unit. I think they can reach this level again.
  2. Also, please check the chart of the major shareholder of this company, Futafutta. It has recently experienced multiple surges, and each time it reaches a new high. Similar institutions should also be involved in this company. This means that there is a possibility of surpassing 51 yen per unit. (Just like this company, Futafutta is also repeatedly issuing and exercising a large number of new share subscription rights. At this point, it can be inferred that both companies have been infiltrated by institutions. They artificially inflate the stock price beyond their exercise price and sell it to individual investors at a high price. For them, it's as easy as breathing to inflate the stock price.)
  3. As an aside, the company's financial results are on September 13th, right? In the case of low-priced stocks infiltrated by institutions, it is possible that the stock price will temporarily drop significantly if good financial results are announced, due to the effect of margin trading and short selling by institutions, etc., so please be patient.
  Personally, I was concerned about this company becoming a subsidiary, but it seems that they have managed to include real estate sales, so I think it will be fine for the time being... I also make a living from rental income, so I understand that it is impossible to make a big profit from real estate without including sales. Moreover, from the perspective of overseas investors, Japanese real estate is still quite cheap. It is often said that the real estate market cools down when the yen strengthens, but it is not a problem for overseas and Japanese wealthy individuals. If it is real estate whose asset value is guaranteed, they will make an immediate purchase. Moreover, they also make bulk purchases. Furthermore, since the real estate market in China will be poor for some time, wealthy individuals from overseas will increase the proportion of investment in Japan among the real estate investment amounts in Asia. The real estate in prime central Tokyo that this company targets is at the top of the real estate triade advocated by the famous Shuichi Nagashima, and its value will continue to rise stably regardless of interest rates or exchange rates. In other words, real estate that wealthy individuals from both domestic and overseas will continue to buy. Japanese real estate is attractive from the perspective of overseas wealthy individuals because it has good public safety and is a country where political changes and revolutions do not occur.
  (That's all. Please decide at your own risk as a reference. By the way, I plan to sell immediately when it surges. I just hold it as a lottery or surprise box. However, when I look at the president's demeanor, I feel that he is a sincere person, so I'm considering continuing to hold it.)

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• 株ドリーム 空（そら) : 空様のコメントの上段に記載してしまいましたが、先ほど返信しました。参考にしていただけると幸いです。

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• 株ドリーム 空（そら) : In response to Sora's first question, I mistakenly assumed it was about the price and answered accordingly, overlooking the phrase "1/10" that was mentioned at the beginning. I apologize for that. Please refer to the following for more information. (As a prerequisite, dividends are given per share, and voting rights are given per unit consisting of 100 shares.)
  In Sora's case, holding a thousand shares, there is a possibility of significant price fluctuations before the prohibition period due to the stock consolidation conducted by this company, which will prohibit margin financing and securities lending. Apart from this point, there will be no change in Sora's rights as a shareholder. Sora's 1,000 shares will still have voting rights and dividends as before, with 100 shares or 1 unit. However, I believe this company has been operating without enough surplus and has been a non-dividend-paying company...
  Also, the average acquisition cost of Sora's held shares, multiplied by the number of shares held, which is 1,000 shares, will not change. The market value, which is the current value obtained by multiplying the unit price by the number of shares held, will continue to change as before, following the changes in the unit price.
  If Sora had held 900 shares instead of 1,000 shares, after the stock consolidation, the shares would become fractional shares and Sora would lose voting rights. However, since the right to claim dividends is granted per share and not per unit, Sora will still be entitled to dividends for the 900 shares.
  Stock consolidation is carried out to save costs for shareholder management. Instead of granting voting rights per share, the company grants voting rights per unit consisting of 100 shares. This allows the company to save costs for convening the general meeting of shareholders, for example. It is similar to packing small chocolates into a bag and selling them as a pack, which saves the company's effort.

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• 株ドリーム 空（そら) : There is no need to respond to the comments below.
  1. If you own the stock in physical form instead of margin financing and securities lending, it may be okay for you to continue holding the stocks that you bought, if you have periodically checked the stock price charts and made your own judgment. However, it would be safer not to make any further additional purchases... Be cautious with so-called low-priced stocks. Also, check the financial statements of the purchased stocks, especially the liquidity ratio and the self-capital ratio (shareholder capital ratio). If the self-capital ratio is high, still be wary if, for example, items such as goodwill, deferred tax assets, etc. account for about 40% of the total assets. These could be intangible assets with no substantial basis. Particularly, if the company prepares its financial statements in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and has a large amount of goodwill in the breakdown of assets (this is a phenomenon commonly found in companies that have engaged in numerous acquisitions), and is in the red, the situation could deteriorate rapidly if the management starts to head in the opposite direction.
  2. If you are unable to inspect the contents of the financial statements mentioned in the latter half of point 1, it is recommended to focus on stocks that are well-known to everyone and are introduced by magazines, etc. as highly secure. It is likely that there will be an opportunity to buy cheaply from mid to late December. This is because, including the Nikkei average, there are still many stocks with a high margin trading ratio. This means that the stocks are being bought using margin financing and securities lending. Such purchases will have to be sold at some point in the future, even if they are lower than the fair value, due to the income tax law's loss offset system, and I think that time will come around mid-December. (However, it is possible that due to the effects of the U.S. presidential election and the Japanese party leader election and dissolution general election, the stock prices may not fall as much as expected, and may even rise.)
  3. I would like to express my gratitude to Mr. HamaCat for providing the opportunity for interaction with Mr. Kuu. I'm sorry if I caused any trouble.

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• 株ドリーム : No response is necessary for the following comments.
  I want to let investors around the world read Jomorin's comments. I felt as if I were reading a presidential speech.
  Thank you very much.

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• 株ドリーム : No response is necessary for the following comments.
  I will refer to Jomorin-san's approach of not only understanding the trees (charts), but also the forest (market and investor psychology).
  (I thought that short-term trading was going well♪ ( ´▽｀), but I ended up getting burned by casually touching mid-cap stocks without any research. I am currently in a mentally unstable state, like a wobbly jellyfish. I remember the past presidential speech... I have decided not to touch stocks without doing research like Jomorin-san...)

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• 株ドリーム ジョモりん OP : 「様」ではなく、「さん」の件、承知しました。お互い、何かしら発信する際にはプレッシャー感じずに、気軽にいきましょう。今後とも楽しみも感じつつ、投資を続けていきましょう。

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• 株ドリーム : I think it is still desired to hold it in Osaka... If I were living in Osaka, I would definitely think so. And people from Hokkaido, Tohoku, and Kyushu should feel the same. Let's request it to Nikkei CNBC and moomoo Securities! Everyone from all over the country.
  #moomoo Securities

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