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On August 5th, when the Nikkei average stock price fell by 12.4%.It has been one month since the historic plunge.At present, there is a sluggish trend overall, with a focus on high-tech stocks, due to concerns about the deceleration of the US economy and the significant decline in shares of the leading semiconductor company Nvidia.The strong yen is also weighing heavily on export-related stocks. On the other hand, high dividend stocks are holding steady ahead of the final ex-dividend date at the end of September.It has been one month since the historic plunge. At present, there is a sluggish trend overall, with a focus on high-tech stocks, due to concerns about the deceleration of the US economy and the significant decline in shares of the leading semiconductor company Nvidia. The strong yen is also weighing heavily on export-related stocks. On the other hand, high dividend stocks are holding steady ahead of the final ex-dividend date at the end of September.The strong yen is also weighing heavily on export-related stocks.On the other hand, high dividend stocks are holding steady ahead of the final ex-dividend date at the end of September.High dividend stocks are holding steady ahead of the final ex-dividend date at the end of September.High dividend stocks are holding steady ahead of the final ex-dividend date at the end of September.Nikkei High Dividend Stock 50 IndexETF (Exchange Traded Fund) linked to $NEXT FUNDS Nikkei225 HiDivYld Stk 50 ETF (1489.JP)$The year-to-date performance of the ETF has been outperforming the performance of the Nikkei Average and TOPIX since spring, and has shown strong rebound after the market crash. It has risen significantly from August 5th to September 5th.High dividend stocks with September dividendsAmongst them,stocks with high capital efficiency and in a medium to long-term upward trendwere picked up.
$NEXT FUNDS Nikkei225 HiDivYld Stk 50 ETF (1489.JP)$(Yellow)...
$NEXT FUNDS Nikkei225 HiDivYld Stk 50 ETF (1489.JP)$(Yellow)...
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The June general shareholders' meeting season has arrived. In recent years, not only activists (talking shareholders), but in the past it was seen as the “ruling party” on the corporate sideAsset management and management companies are also making strict evaluations of companies regarding the exercise of voting rights。
Professional investors' evaluations can also be called “the trend of stock selection,” and there is a possibility that subsequent stock prices will also be affected. Therefore, major domestic asset management and management companies have announcedCriteria for exercising voting rights at general shareholders' meetingsBased onOperation professionals say “NO!” to management 10 points to confrontI gave an example. It would also be a good idea to check stocks that have already been invested in and stocks that are candidates for investment from the following viewpoints.
◆Checkpoint 1:Continuous deficits
Regarding performance, there are many management companies that oppose the appointment of directors of companies that have continuous deficits. Many management companiesOppose the reappointment of top management or directors who have been in office during the deficit period for 3 consecutive terms in deficitIt says so.
Meiji Yasuda Asset Management says it opposes in principle the reappointment of representative directors of companies that have had operating deficits for 2 consecutive terms.
◆Checkpoint 2:Low ROE
ROE (return on equity) is 3...
Professional investors' evaluations can also be called “the trend of stock selection,” and there is a possibility that subsequent stock prices will also be affected. Therefore, major domestic asset management and management companies have announcedCriteria for exercising voting rights at general shareholders' meetingsBased onOperation professionals say “NO!” to management 10 points to confrontI gave an example. It would also be a good idea to check stocks that have already been invested in and stocks that are candidates for investment from the following viewpoints.
◆Checkpoint 1:Continuous deficits
Regarding performance, there are many management companies that oppose the appointment of directors of companies that have continuous deficits. Many management companiesOppose the reappointment of top management or directors who have been in office during the deficit period for 3 consecutive terms in deficitIt says so.
Meiji Yasuda Asset Management says it opposes in principle the reappointment of representative directors of companies that have had operating deficits for 2 consecutive terms.
◆Checkpoint 2:Low ROE
ROE (return on equity) is 3...
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HIRO-0110 : The buying opportunity is after the general election.