$Shin-Etsu Chemical (4063.JP)$
The full-year forecast and the dividend forecast for the current fiscal year have come out.
Also, stock buybacks were announced 🙌

$Nippon Telegraph & Telephone (9432.JP)$
On July 25, 2023, we received news from the Liberal Democratic Party that they are considering selling NTT stock. 😇
As a result, the stock price plummeted in the afternoon of July 25th. 😅
NTT itself is a good stock, so it is worth considering for investment. 📝
So, where would be a good place to pick it up?
I'll roughly explain it while checking the candlestick chart ✨
If you check the chart over the entire period on Yahoo! Finance, around 150 yen seems to be a significant point, I suppose 🤔
If it breaks through that point, there is a risk of an even steeper drop... (lol)
So, there are three investment patterns.
Investment after the rebound at 150 yen.
Invest 10% of the funds at 150 yen, create a reference and then invest regularly.
Invest after the rebound in the chart below 150 yen.
I think these are the three patterns 📝
Please use it as a reference for investment ✨
If I invest myself, I will buy regularly at around 150 yen for the first investment! I will continue to buy regularly from the second investment ❤️‍🔥
By the way, the average dividend yield in the past is 3.06%, so it is recommended to invest if it goes below 151 yen, which is below the average 📝

$KDDI (9433.JP)$
KDDI's stock price is coming down nicely 🌱
Personally, I want to buy after it drops a little more, but it might be a good idea to start investing little by little from now on 🤔
The reason is the historical average dividend yield ratio!
The actual dividend yield has exceeded the dividend yield of the past 2 years!
The time to buy is approaching!
The average dividend yield of the last 3 years is 3.28%, so I think it's time to buy here 🤔
In terms of stock price, it's about 4100 yen ❤️‍🔥
There is no guarantee it will drop this far, so starting now, gradually invest small amounts, and when it's close to 4100 yen, buy more at once.👍
That kind of global strategy might be a good idea too!
Also, KDDI's dividends are increasing year by year, which is also great for high-dividend stocks investors!
And above all, there are also benefits 😍
It is definitely one of the stocks you want to have!
For your reference in investment 🌱

$Ryohin Keikaku (7453.JP)$
Today, Goodness Plan raised its stock price by more than 20% 🙌
The reason is,
Operating revenue for the third quarter is 1.2 times higher than the same period last year
Operating profit is 2.1 times higher than the same period last year
Increased revenue and profit growth are the factors 🥹
As a result, the large-scale investors' increased buying led to a significant increase in the stock price.
Conversely, it is also notable that individual investors are selling 🤔
Many people have taken profits, huh? 🤔
Because the Chinese market is recovering,
there might be expectations for the future too. 🙌
If you found it helpful, please leave a comment. 🥹

$ITOCHU (8001.JP)$
Personally, I want to make capital gains and receive dividends.
Above all, for those who are unable to invest and are worried that they won't be able to buy more if the price goes up, I will introduce a recommended buying method.
① First, set how much investment capital you want!
② Divide the set amount into 20 parts!
③ Start investing with the divided funds from today ❤️‍🔥
④ Decide on a certain frequency to make purchases and invest regularly 🌱
Regarding ▲④, if you find it difficult to determine the frequency, it's a good idea to choose a specific day of the month to invest, similar to the Tsumitate NISA.
Recommended points:
By delaying the timing of buying, it can help diversify the risk!
It can reduce the opportunity cost of not investing.
Disadvantages:
It's difficult to make large profits.
※ Lump sum investment is high-risk, high-return, for better or worse 🤣
By the way, I'm also buying Itochu Corporation steadily by using the same method 🤭
Please give it a try and see 😌

$Nippon Telegraph & Telephone (9432.JP)$
I'm sure all of you are paying attention to NTT!
Will the first day be raised by dividing it into 25 parts? are you going to lower it? I'm looking forward to it 😆
Incidentally, I'm going to choose not to buy NTT at the current stock price 🤔
The reason is that it's still expensive even if you look at it from the past average, so you really can't buy it 💦
How long would you like to invest?
Source: Rakuten Securities

$Nippon Telegraph & Telephone (9432.JP)$
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone raised its stock price by 5% today 🎊
Since the Nikkei Average has also risen by 600 yen or more, many Japanese stocks have also risen across the board.
It's important to invest not to worry about stock prices, buy more steadily, and just sit back and see 🤔
I'll keep watching 🤔

$Fujimi (5384.JP)$
Fujimi Incorporated is a company that manufactures and sells semiconductor silicon wafers and abrasives.
These materials are extremely important for improving the performance of semiconductors.
Furthermore, it is attractive that they are aggressive in overseas expansion, with an overseas sales ratio of 77% or more.
The financial results are also quite attractive. Sales and operating profit margins are also rising steadily.
The semiconductor market as a whole is declining in 2023, so it can't be helped.
Nonetheless, the ability to earn money is not inferior, and the fact that it has produced solid results is also an attractive point.
Because ROE and EPS also stretch pretty nicely
I'm looking forward to the future as well.
The capital adequacy ratio is also quite high, and if it exceeds 80%, will they go bankrupt? It's such an excellent company 😊
Dividends have been increasing all the time, and it looks like they will continue to increase in the future
Furthermore, since the stock will be split in July, I'm also happy that it will be easier to buy 😊
Fujimi's technology is an advanced technology that cannot be imitated by other companies, so it's one of the top global niche 😊
That's why we're making high profit margins without forcibly lowering prices 😊
Please use it as a reference ♪