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For me, an investment beginner, the first stock market crash since the new NISA![]()
you wouldn't be able to work if you move like this every day lol
Nikkei as a whole is looking like a master stock, isn't it?
Will they continue to buy even tomorrow after raising it this much?
What do you guys think?
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you wouldn't be able to work if you move like this every day lol
Nikkei as a whole is looking like a master stock, isn't it?
Will they continue to buy even tomorrow after raising it this much?
What do you guys think?
$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$ $USD/JPY (USDJPY.FX)$
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In the previous first episode, we received a lot of interest from you, an interview with Mr. PAN. In this second episode, Mr. PAN will talk about how to find "profitable" stocks.He will also reveal the stocks and investment themes that Mr. PAN is currently focusing on, so please take a look!!
Also, I would appreciate it if you could share your investment experience with everyone.> Let's exchange ideas.
Points
-The basics of investment are growth stocks - the fundamental strategy in stock investment.
-The future focus themes for the next 5 years are AI generation - revealed in an interview recommended stocks
-Investment opportunities found in daily life - surprisingly profitable stocks in your vicinity
Profile of Mr. PAN
-American stock researchers and part-time investors
-Started investing in US stocks in 2013 while in the USA
-Financial assets exceed 0.3 billion yen in 8 years from 30 million yen.
The foundation of investment is growth stocks - the basic strategy in stock investment.
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──PAN-san is looking at how to find "profitable" stocks.
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nowaka : It's a broadcasting accident, isn't it?
nowaka : I'm glad.