The financial statements were poor, but I intended to continue holding it, thinking that the long-term profitability was not impaired. However, when I sold the stock because there was a possibility of the long-term profitability being impaired by the Murakami Fund's investment, the Murakami Fund increased its buy and the stock price ironically went up.

The net current assets of Mitsui Matsushima are 22 billion compared to the total market value of about 36 billion, and even if there is no coal business, lifestyle related businesses are growing through repeated M&A, and profit margins have improved rapidly, but the reason why stock prices do not rise is because the market has determined that sales will not grow (sustainable growth potential) when M&A funds are exhausted?