Economy Start with 100,000 yen! 100 million yen (1 question 1 answer) stock drill with concentrated investment in small stocks

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Starting with 『 100,000 yen! 100 million yen from concentrated small-cap investment 』 series 3rd edition! From ultra-basic content, you will learn applied knowledge and techniques as you read it! This is a stock drill in which you can learn the secrets of concentrated small-cap investment in an easy-to-understand way. From the ultra-basic edition to the advanced edition. A total of 68 questions and one answer [4 choices]. Let's learn concentrated small-cap investment while enjoying the simple development of "Problem → Choice → Answer → Explanation"! Starting with 『 100,000 yen, which has passed the 100,000 series! 100 million yen from concentrated small-cap investment 』 became a topic of conversation among individual investors. Unlike large-cap stocks such as Toyota Motor Corporation and the Sony Group, small-cap stocks that are still well-known and have a small management scale are considered to have high investment risks. Start with 『 100,000 yen, which has passed the 100,000 series! 100 million yen from concentrated small-cap investment 』. It seems to be very fresh for individual investors. In the world of equity investment, there is a famous saying, "Don't put all eggs in one basket." If you drop the basket with eggs in it, all the eggs will break. In other words, if you invest all the money in one company, you can lose all the money if the company goes bankrupt. Therefore, diversified investments in multiple stocks or "investment trusts" that diversify into multiple stocks can prevent such risks. However, the author of this book declares, "You don't have to put eggs in a basket." If you don't put many eggs in a basket, you can lose all the money if the company goes bankrupt. So, diversified investments in multiple stocks or "investment trusts" that diversify into multiple stocks can prevent such risks. However, the author of this book declares, "You don't have to put eggs in a basket." Even if you don't put many eggs in a basket, you have an image of owning only carefully selected "golden eggs" without having to put many eggs in a basket. Even if you don't put many eggs in a basket, you can lose all the money. "Neglected investments" in investment trusts and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that diversify investments in stocks around the world and 500 major U.S. companies are also splendid investments. However, at least the author says that he has never met anyone who has become rich with such investment trusts. In order to prepare for a rich old age, the author's final conclusion is that there is only concentrated small-cap investment if you try to build tens of millions to hundreds of millions of assets. Even so, he doesn't want to suffer any extra risks or losses. So, how do you find, buy, and sell "golden eggs"? From the basics to the applications, this book summarizes the concrete methods in