It's been about two years, but there was a time when NISA-related videos were often shown on YouTube.
Nowadays, the situation, market trends, geopolitical risks, and atmosphere are completely different from back then, but I will talk about the parts that seem a little similar.
At that time, there were many recommendations about how to do NISA, its benefits, and which stocks to buy for long-term investment, particularly focusing on US stocks. It was recommended to set up a monthly investment plan and use up the tax-exempt limit by the end of the year.
There were quite a few recommendations like that.
Actually, at that time, the US stocks were near their high, and it felt more like they were encouraging buying.
For long-term investors, they don't mind temporary declines. Looking back over the past 30 years, it's been on the rise, and almost any 20-year period has been positive, as many people have often said.
In fact, there were many people who had already taken profits at that time.
Because they have funds, they don't sell in the NISA course, and they may even manipulate beginners because they are so used to investing that they don't really care about the money they've made up to today.
I wasn't deceived, and it's best to invest with surplus funds...