Stocks that were screened based on the criteria mentioned in the report distributed in collaboration with moomoo. Of course, they were screened in November.
In the end, all the stocks that were screened had an upward trend. I wondered if it was okay to distribute something like this for free, but the criteria are very simple, so I decided to go ahead. It will finally begin tomorrow.

You are probably aware that new banknotes will be issued from tomorrow. So this time, I would like to talk about the history of portraits on banknotes.
Portraits are depicted on banknotes to prevent counterfeiting, but in addition to that, the portraits on banknotes represent the image of Japan that the government of the time or the current government aims for.
【From the Meiji Era to pre-war】
Historical figures that supported the imperial system
Prince Shotoku
Fujiwara Kamatari
Sugawara no Michizane etc.
Characters from the Kojiki
Empress Suiko
Emperor Jimmu
During the Meiji era and pre-war period, it is clear that Japan's imperial system was upheld. The government at that time aimed to centralize Japan around the emperor, which can be seen from the policies. As a result, historical figures who contributed to the emperor and characters from the Kojiki were chosen as the portraits on banknotes.
[Postwar]
Politicians who promoted democratization.
・Hirobumi Ito
・Taisuke Itagaki
・Korekiyo Takahashi
- Such as Prince Shotoku
The post-war banknotes strongly reflected the intentions of GHQ, with individuals who contributed to the imperial system and figures from the Kojiki largely excluded.
Instead, politicians who led Japan's democratization were adopted as portraits. Prince Shotoku, as an ancient politician who advocated for peace, was exceptional in being continued to be adopted.
Cultural figures who built Japan
・Fukuzawa Yukichi
・Nitobe Inazo Higuchi Ichiyo
・Natsume Soseki Noguchi Hideyo
Politicians on banknotes...

Long-term investments are more difficult than you might think. It seems that the average holding period of investment products is about 3 years from now. I also have a habit of messing with my portfolio when I roll around and change my investment style.
I am a human mentality and emotion that makes long-term investments difficult, even with self-admonition. I think I'll write down the countermeasures. I would be happy if it would be helpful for something.
[Reasons why long-term investments are difficult]
① scary
At the time of the crash, they were unable to withstand unrealized losses and sold in dismay. If you have experienced the Lehman shock or the coronavirus shock, you'll understand. I was also upset when I was shocked by the coronavirus.
I'm scared, what should I do about fear? First, make sure you're not taking too many risks. It is important to imagine when current risk assets fall below half of their value. If you feel scared at that time, increase your cash ratio even higher.
② I'm impatient
At that time, the most profitable investment product is attracting attention due to SNS, etc. At that time, I feel doubts about the profitability of the investment products I own, and it is not a good idea to switch investment products over and over again.
Why did you choose that investment product as a countermeasure to getting impatient? What is your own story of choosing that? What are the characteristics of this investment product? Let's try to remember it.
Get rid of them...

Do you know the anime [Crayon Shin-chan]? The family of the main character, Shinnosuke, is the Nohara family. At the beginning of the series, it was created with the image of a typical home, but now it has become a pretty high-spec home.
It's a family of 4 plus α: the main pillar of the Nohara family, the salaryman husband Hiroshi, the wife Misae, the eldest son Shinnosuke, the eldest daughter Himawari, and the pet Shiro. The Nohara family bought a new house in Kasukabe, Saitama, and Hiroshi's position is manager with an annual income of 6 million yen.
If you think about it from the current reality in Japan, it's probably a pretty high-spec household. They are married, have an annual income of 6 million yen, Misae is a full-time housewife, they have bought a new house, and they also have 2 children. Whichever one you take, it's high specs.
Of course, in anime, it is depicted as a general family, so the Nohara family is never depicted by Rich. I am aware of that, but I examined whether there are war criminals who would never become rich or wealthy, Noharaya, a high-spec family.
[War Criminals of the Nohara Family]
The first war criminal is probably Misae, the wife of a full-time housewife. Her management of the household is poor. There are many depictions of people struggling with deficit, the closet is packed with unused items, they are not good at keeping things organized and there is a lot of useless shopping, and it looks and feels...

I gave some advice on money to a certain colleague. It's not a big deal to me. Save in advance, build up a certain amount of emergency funds, and start investing with small amounts.
I briefly explained about the tax-exempt investment system NISA and the iDeCo system for accumulating retirement funds while saving on taxes. After giving such advice, rumors about me started to circulate a few months later.
"It seems that person has tens of millions of yen in assets. It seems like their parents are rich and they inherited a large amount of inheritance." This rumor is partly false and partly true.
A wealth of 10 million yen is something I accumulated myself, and the inheritance from my father is just a few million yen. My parents are not well-off at all. My living mother is worried about her own retirement funds.
Rumors of fantasies have spread about me, who seems to be very knowledgeable about money and likely to have a large amount of assets. There is no actual harm, so I am ignoring it. How did this happen? I tried to analyze it in my own way.
Perhaps many people have never accumulated 10 million yen in funds, and may think it is impossible for the common people? If it were possible, they would probably only consider inheriting a large sum from rich parents.
Or is it a high amount lottery winning?...

The stock I invested in December has luckily become 1.5 times its original value.
Investing is the only way to directly exchange your abilities for money.
There is no need to seek validation from others.
There are no unnecessary relationships.
If you simply make efforts, it will turn into money.
There is nothing better than earning money in this regard.
Once you pass through there, your character and heart will be tested.
Only those who clear this will become happy and wealthy.
Unhappy wealthy people are miserable.